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Website review by Emily Major, Common Sense Education | Updated October 2020

Smithsonian National Air And Space Museum

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Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum

Epic science museum's site has unparalleled but disorganized content

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Grades

K–12

Subjects & Skills

Science, Social Studies, Character & SEL, Critical Thinking

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The site includes multiple sections for visitors and educators alike.

Featured stories include podcast episodes and compelling content.

Each month, content is collected around a theme.

STEM in 30 is an Emmy-nominated science show for middle schoolers.

Collections include objects from across air and space flight.

Students can see actual objects used during events throughout our history.

Thousands of multimedia resources are available.

The museum is constantly working to make history feel fresh and accessible.

PDFs of teacher guides and activity instructions bring learning into the classroom.

Older sections look different and are a bit buggy, but still have great content.

Online activities are well-themed, but a bit outdated.

There are plenty of activities for students of all ages.

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