LEGO and NASA collaborated to encourage children in space and space science. As part of the partnership, two LEGO figures will be launched and travel into space over the coming months.
NASA, whose launch will take place in the coming months, Artemis I missionThis time, it will carry quite ‘tiny’ passengers into space. NASA as part of an educational series focused on teaching young children the challenges and beauty of space. two LEGO figures will send you deep into space. Artemis I in partnership with LEGO; 10 chapters focused on science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics Build to Launch: A STEAM Exploration SeriesIt will carry two figures named Kate and Kyle, the main characters of .
With the project, it is aimed to make Build to Launch even more popular, which is used as an educational content by more than 4,000 teachers, schools and parents in more than 100 countries. 10-week training series; discusses the requirements for a successful space mission and is among young children collaboration and critical thinking aims to encourage. The courses also cover how to get to space, how to work in space, and other scientific aspects of space travel.
The aim of the project is to inspire children who will build the future.
An authorized name from LEGO Education Dr. Jenny Nash; Stating that NASA and LEGO have a long-standing partnership, he stated that he consulted the company with the intention of developing an education program connected to the Artemis I mission. Nash on the project “We found a lot of synergy between our mission and their mission. Our mission is to those who will build tomorrows. inspire And we want every student to be successful. We really thought about what experiences students might have and what resources teachers might need. “We’ve worked closely with NASA over the past few months in creating this series about what are the real problems that need to be resolved in order to succeed on the Artemis I mission.” used the phrases.
head of LEGO Education Esben Staerk if, “Sending Kate and Kyle into space is the exciting culmination of the Build to Launch learning series” said and “Our hope is that the inclusion of Kate and Kyle on this space mission will get students excited about their career opportunities and engage them in their own learning journey.” he added.
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LEGO also has a complete program for the program that comes with rubrics and lesson plans to help explain concepts to kids. teacher guides also created. In addition, the program teaches children how rockets are built, and teaches them about space travel. to science and engineering also focuses.
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