| Kindergarten | Day/Night (45 minutes) | Measuring Temperatures* | | - |
| 1st Grade | UV Bead Inquiry | Mirror, Mirror | Nefertiti the Spidernaut | - |
| 2nd Grade | Play-Doh size model of Earth, Moon and Mars | Where is Saturn in the Solar System? Where am I in the Solar System? (45 minutes) | I Want to be an Astronaut (Students learn about traits needed to be an astronaut and practice those traits at centers) | Fun with Tangrams! |
| 3rd Grade | Telescope Basics (Reflecting/Refracting) followed by solar observing | Mirror Moon | Does Matter Matter? | - |
| 4th Grade | Model night/day/year and seasons (we need a darkened area where students can form a large circle – desks or tables can be moved to the middle of the classroom) | Model Lunar Phases/Month (we need a darkened area where students can form a large circle – desks or tables can be moved to the middle of the classroom) | Construct a Moon Finder (45 minutes) | |
| 5th Grade | Play-Doh size model of the solar system (75 minutes) | The Scoop on Moon Dirt (90 minutes which could be divided into two 45-minute blocks) | The Story of Pluto | Clues to the Cosmos (Using Filters) |
| 6th Grade | Talk about the Sun with an emphasis on UV radiation, followed by solar observing | Cratering | Construct Galileoscopes – this activity should be followed by an evening star party | “Houston, We Have a Problem” – Using Apollo 13 as a springboard, students use the engineering design process to create a landing craft for an “egg-stronaut” |
| 7th Grade | Construct a distance model of the solar system using string and beads (90 minutes, which can be broken into two 45-minute sessions, or the students may complete the model at home) | Mission Moon | Invisible Universe: Investigating the Electromagnetic Spectrum | Construct Planeshpheres (Starfinders) *This activity should be followed by a star party. |
| 8th Grade | Build a comet (Dependent on availability of dry ice) | Mission Patches | Marsbound: Mission to the Red Planet (This activity takes two full class periods) | Lava Layering |
| High School | Newton's Laws and Rockets: Alka-Rockets, Straw Rockets, Bottle Rockets, and Stomp Rockets | - | Marsbound: Mission to the Red Planet (This activity takes two full class periods) | - |