In this activity, students approach studying the surface of Mars in the same way as photogeologists. After drawing a simple features map, they will have the tools to state the general geologic history of a part of Mars' surface. They focus on the evidence showing river channels that once flowed and caused erosion. The evidence for water and volcanoes on Mars points to possible environments where life could have existed. Educational levels: High school, Middle school
Mission Geography uses existing NASA data and images where possible to engage students in active, ha...
This activity introduces students to the basic features of the Mars landscape. Students locate the p...
Geological mapping and topical studies, primarily in the southern Acidalia Planitia/Cydonia Mensae r...
In this activity, students make a simple features map and interpret the geologic history of a part o...
This activity guide illustrates how teachers can use planetary comparisons between Earth and Mars to...
This activity uses an image of landslides and craters at the wall of Valles Marineris on Mars to tea...
A study of the geology of Mars should reveal answers to such questions as how Mars developed into th...
This lesson plan introduces students to some common map projections and representations (e.g. globes...
This series of illustrations depicts how the floodplains and chaotic terrain on Mars were formed, ex...
This module from the Mars Exploration Curriculum revolves around the formation of Valles Marineris. ...
Students will learn that Mars, and each planet in the solar system, is unique due to the materials f...
This series of modules integrates printable images of Mars into classroom activities. Four broad top...
This lesson plan details an activity designed to put students in the role of scientists in analyzing...
This sequence of graphics illustrates how canyons on Mars were formed, looking at interior geologic ...
This National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) site contains links to classroom resources...
Mission Geography uses existing NASA data and images where possible to engage students in active, ha...
This activity introduces students to the basic features of the Mars landscape. Students locate the p...
Geological mapping and topical studies, primarily in the southern Acidalia Planitia/Cydonia Mensae r...
In this activity, students make a simple features map and interpret the geologic history of a part o...
This activity guide illustrates how teachers can use planetary comparisons between Earth and Mars to...
This activity uses an image of landslides and craters at the wall of Valles Marineris on Mars to tea...
A study of the geology of Mars should reveal answers to such questions as how Mars developed into th...
This lesson plan introduces students to some common map projections and representations (e.g. globes...
This series of illustrations depicts how the floodplains and chaotic terrain on Mars were formed, ex...
This module from the Mars Exploration Curriculum revolves around the formation of Valles Marineris. ...
Students will learn that Mars, and each planet in the solar system, is unique due to the materials f...
This series of modules integrates printable images of Mars into classroom activities. Four broad top...
This lesson plan details an activity designed to put students in the role of scientists in analyzing...
This sequence of graphics illustrates how canyons on Mars were formed, looking at interior geologic ...
This National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) site contains links to classroom resources...
Mission Geography uses existing NASA data and images where possible to engage students in active, ha...
This activity introduces students to the basic features of the Mars landscape. Students locate the p...
Geological mapping and topical studies, primarily in the southern Acidalia Planitia/Cydonia Mensae r...