Resources for Teachers
Where Can I find Games and Activities for my students?
Where Can I find awesome Astronomy Pictures and Movies for my students?
What is available at the Ann Arbor District Library and Ann Arbor Public Schools Libraries?
Online Activity sites
Find games, activities and Astronomy communities online
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- Mr.Eclipse Cool eclipse resources
- Eclipsophile
- Earthsky Tonight
- NASA’s Space Place
- NASA’s Kids’ Club
- Ask the Astronomer
- The American Meteor Society
- IAU Minor Planet Center
- The Vera C. Rubin Observatory (home to the largest camera in the world!)
Astronomy Pictures and Video
These sites will connect you to images and video from space. Some sites are dedicated to three of the most important observatories: James Webb Space Telescope, the Hubble Space Telescope, and the Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile
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- The Main NASA website
- The Hubble Space Telescope
- What is Hubble looking at right now?
- The James S Webb Space Telescope
- What is the Webb looking at right now?
- The Vera C. Rubin Observatory
- A Milky Way Timelapse video (courtesy of Lowbrow member Brian Ottum)
- A Timelapse Luner Eclipse (courtesy of Lowbrow Member Doug Scobel)
Telescopes and Books available for Checkout
Yes! you read that right. The Ann Arbor Public library has telescopes for checkout!
Browse through the Young astronomers section for other resources