Athena, Earth and Space Science for K-12 Check the Resource Section for additional links.
Our Sun
The Observatorium
NASA's Space Kids
Amazing Space
Imagine the Universe
StarChild
The Nine Planets
Solarsystem Exploration
Views of the Solar System
Windows to the Universe
The Space Place
NASA Kids
Earth's Seasons
The Sun: a pictorial Introduction
The Aurora Explained
Eclipse Home Page
Information on Space, Earth, Oceans, Weather and more written on a student level.
Information about interesting facts about the Sun, how we depend on the Sun, and how the Sun works from NASA's Observatorium.
NASA's Observatorium is a public access site for Earth and space data with pictures of the Earth, planets, stars, and other cool stuff.
A good site for students to find information on space science.
Information and activities for students and teachers on stars, galaxies, black holes and more.
Information on the mysteries of the universe written for students aged 14 and up.
A learning center for young astronomers with information on two levels (reading) about the universe.
Statistics and background information on the sun.(4th and up)
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory's website on the Sun.
Excellent background information on the Sun.
Background information on the Sun including recent images, missions, solar eclipses and myths.
Activities and information (Dr. Marc's Amazing Facts) on space science. (4-6)
Information, projects and games on space science.
An animation explaining the reason for the seasons.
Twenty images of the Sun and a basic introduction of the Sun
A student explanation on the aurora including facts and activities.
Fred Espenak's eclipse page which is THE site for information on eclipses.
