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Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex offers education focused learning specializing in STEM at its best, as only NASA can. Through exciting and educational adventures, Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex invites students to experience field trips, private educational programs, Overnight Adventures, Camp KSC ® , and so much more.

Your group can come nose to nose with the space shuttle Atlantis, tour areas of NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, and meet a veteran astronaut to discover firsthand how a trip to the visitor complex can enrich every student’s education. Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex encourages teachers and students to check out the vast resources made available by NASA for continued study, as we seek to nurture and train the next generation of space explorers.

• Lunch with an Astronaut
• Apollo / Saturn V Center
• Astronaut Hall of Fame
• Journey to Mars

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Kennedy Center Education Virtual Performances

Engage your students with the arts and artists from kennedy center education through our growing collection of on-demand virtual performances, presentations, and events. .

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NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Peter and Friends

AVAILABLE FEBRUARY 1 - JUNE 28, 2024

Inspired by Sergei Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf , this immersive show, presented in collaboration with Teller Productions, will have audience members playing like cats, flying like birds, and engaging with live music all along the way.

Pre-registration required; recommended all ages

WASHINGTON NATIONAL OPERA SLOPERA!

AVAILABLE DECEMBER 5, 2023 - JUNE 28, 2024

SLOPERA! A Bite-Sized Opera is based on Mo Willems’ book I Really Like Slop! that brings Elephant and Piggie to a place they’ve always belonged: the opera! Elephant and Piggie are best friends, but what happens to besties when they find out they might not be able to share everything together? Do friends have to like all the same things?

Pre-registration required; recommended for all ages

National Symphony Orchestra Presto! The Case of the Vanishing Viola

Available Now

Oh no! Elizabeth’s viola is gone. Will our musician friends find it in time for their next big performance? Possibly, with the help of a magician who also pretends to be a detective—and you. Get ready to hear some great music as you solve this magical mystery.

No registration required; recommended for all grades

National Symphony Orchestra The String Thing

Step right up to this daring double act of classical fun! Bassist Paul DeNola and violinist Heather LeDoux Green take a break from the NSO to introduce young audiences to some of the greatest music ever written. This “silent” comedic tag-team presents a hilarious program of music and mayhem.

Hip-Hop Javier Starks

Emcee, songwriter, and poet Javier Starks paves a unique path all his own with 100% curse-free Hip Hop music, showing the world that success can come without negativity. Join Javier in this video concert as he performs original songs with a live band and DJ.

No registration required; recommended for grades 5 and up

Jazz Lucy Kalantari & the Jazz Cats in Concert

What if supernatural creatures were real and have been walking among us in disguise? What if the days surrounding Halloween are their days to shine just as they are? Find yourself bedazzled by this bewitching video concert.

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Media understanding arabic music.

Master musician and composer Simon Shaheen, along with his ensemble Qantara, demonstrates the unique sounds in traditional/classical Arab music.

• World Music
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Media slamKC

Explore the performances of young slam poets. Musical, lyrical, and provocative, these original spoken word pieces are supported by Hip Hop giants Questlove and Black Thought.

• Comedy & Performance Art
• Poetry & Lyrics
• Young Artists
• Sensitive Themes

Media Sogolon Puppet Theater

Sogolon is the puppet show and theatrical company created by Yaya Coulibaly in order to perpetrate and promote the Mali puppet tradition. The group's core mission is to contribute to develop and promote the Bamanan-Somono-Bozo puppet show.

• Animals & Nature

Media Tambuco Percussion Ensemble of Mexico

Tambuco is a percussion quartet founded in 1993 by four Mexican musicians. Tambuco’s performances weave music, instruments, and playing techniques from all over the world into a colorful tapestry of sounds, some familiar and some completely new.

• Latin American

Media Andes Manta

The vibrant, energetic music of the Andes region of South America is performed in its most authentic form by Andes Manta, professional musicians and natives of the Ecuadorian Andes.

Media Hip Hop to da Head

This performance explores the Hip Hop dance and music movement including beat boxing, breaking, locking, floor work and top rock.

• Hip Hop Culture

José Limón Dance Company: The Moor's Pavane

The Limón Dance Company demonstrates what to look for and how to interpret dancers' movements in the graceful and nuanced dramatic performance of The Moor's Pavane, based on an Italian legend—the same story Shakespeare used for his tragedy, Othello.

• Contemporary Dance
• Choreographers
• Shakespeare

Miriam Lambert: Goldilocks & the Three Bears

Irish puppeteer Miriam Lambert presents “Goldilocks and the Three Bears.” Lambert has been at the heart of the Irish puppetry industry since her childhood, having grown up with the Lambert Puppet Theatre in Dublin.

Irish Musical Traditions (Performance / Discussion)

Explore the musical traditions and instruments of Ireland in this lively performance/discussion.

• International

African Odyssey: Village Ki-Yi M'bock

In 1985 the Cameroonian artist Werewere Liking founded the Village Ki-Yi M'Bock (signifying "ultimate knowledge" in Liking's native Bassa language) in the bustling capital of Côte d' Ivoire.

• Discussion/Spoken Word

The Fisk Jubilee Singers

The Fisk Jubilee Singers are considered a landmark of Tennessee's artistic heritage and are instrumental in preserving the musical tradition known today as Negro spirituals.

• African-American History
• Diversity & Inclusion
• Vocal Concerts

Sweet Honey in the Rock (Performance / Demonstration)

Join members of internationally renowned a cappella ensemble Sweet Honey In The Rock and learn how the ensemble uses their collective voice as an instrument along with a variety of percussion instruments.

• Women in the Arts

Allan Harris: Cross That River

Go on a musical journey with Allan Harris and the Cross That River Band as they go back in time and explore America's West during the 19th century.

• Popular Music

Country Music: Styles and Traditions

Through performance, demonstration and discussion with country music Grammy winner Jerry Douglas and musicians Bryan Sutton, Dudley Connell, Sally Love, and Marshall Wilborn, students learn about the history, the styles, and the traditions of this truly American music.

Pianists Dr. Billy Taylor & Estela Olevsky

Legendary composer and jazz pianist Dr. Billy Taylor & classical pianist Estela Olevsky performing together at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, in 1998.

• Chamber Music

Imani Winds: A Musical Journey

Imani Winds is a woodwind quintet that focuses on illuminating the connection between culture from the African diaspora and the classical music repertoire.

Awadagin Pratt: The Classical Pianist (Performance / Demonstration)

Classical pianist Awadagin Pratt takes you through his personal relationship with music and the piano in this intimate performance and demonstration.

The Chestnut Brass Company: The Story of Brass Instruments (Lecture / Performance)

This unique and celebrated brass quintet presents highlights of the development of brass instruments from the earliest trumpets to the present day.

• Classical Music

Time For Three (Lecture / Performance)

Time for Three performs music from Brahms to the Beatles and beyond and demonstrates how engaging music of all genres can be when played with spontaneity, enthusiasm, and technical virtuosity.

Connections: More Science & Music (Performance / Demonstration)

In this multimedia performance by NSO cellist Yvonne Caruthers with her NSO colleagues Natasha Bogachek, violin, and Stephen Dumaine, tuba, explore the connections between science and music.

Connections: Science & Music (Lecture / Demonstration)

What do science and music have in common? More than you might think. NSO musicians explore science and music with the student audience.

Connections: History & Music (Lecture / Demonstration)

What do Mozart, Marie Antoinette, and Benjamin Franklin have in common? That question and many others will be answered in this fast-paced, multimedia program developed by NSO cellist Yvonne Caruthers

Black Grace: Traditional and Contemporary Samoan / Maori Dance

Black Grace, a dance company from New Zealand, takes the stage with an explosive program that mixes rhythm, spirit, and energy.

• Asian & Pacific Islands

African Odyssey: The Song & Dance Company of Mozambique

Founded in 1979, The Song & Dance Company of Mozambique collects, preserves, and presents arts and artists representing the various ethnic groups of this southern African nation.

• World Dance

Los Danzaq de Ayacucho: Peruvian Scissor Dancers

Los Danzaq de Ayacucho, a folk ensemble of dancers and musicians from the Central-Southern Andes of Peru, present a breathtaking performance the ancient art form of scissor dancing.

Grupo Corpo Brazilian Dance Theater (Performance / Lecture)

Fusing Brazilian spirit with African rhythm and the grace of classical ballet, the company explains and demonstrates these cultural influences and performs excerpts from the company's repertoire

Shanghai Song & Dance Ensemble (Demonstration & Performance)

Drawing from various traditional Chinese genres, artistic director Doudou Huang seeks to reinvent Chinese dance, skillfully weaving East and West, old and new, and interpreting history through a modern filter.

American Ballet Theatre Studio Company (Performance / Demonstration)

American Ballet Theatre (ABT) Studio Company and choreographer John Selya explore the history of classical dance, demonstrating how it has changed over 300 years.

Martha Graham Dance Company (Performance / Demonstration)

Artistic Director Christine Dakin discusses the legacy of Martha Graham, and company members demonstrate the technique that continues to influence dancers today.

Shen Wei Dance Arts Returns (Performance / Demonstration)

Experience the history and culture of Tibet, Cambodia, and China through the choreography of Shen Wei.

José Limón Dance Company: The Traitor

Limón Dance Company returns to the Kennedy Center with The Traitor, one of modern dance’s most significant works of the 1950s.

• Myths, Legends, & Folktales

Urban Bush Women: Shadow's Child

The award-winning performance troupe Urban Bush Women and the National Song and Dance Company of Mozambique join together to present a program that demonstrates the rich and complex music and dance of Southeast Africa.

Ballet Hispanico: ¡Viva Las Americas!

Ballet Hispanico is a dance company that blends modern, ballet, and Latin dance forms. The mission of the company is to demonstrate the vibrancy of Latin American cultures through dance.

Dayton Contemporary Dance Company (Performance / Lecture)

The Dayton Contemporary Dance Company (DCDC) and Artistic Director Kevin Ward explore the history of African-American contemporary dance pioneers.

Oberlin Dance Collective (Performance / Demonstration)

Founded in 1971 by Artistic Director Brenda Way, who trained under the legendary George Balanchine, ODC originated as Oberlin Dance Collective.

Pilobolus Dance Theater (Performance / Lecture)

Pilobolus is an American modern dance company that began performing in October 1971, and has performed over 100 choreographic works in more than 64 countries around the world.

Philadanco: The Philadelphia Dance Company (Lecture / Demonstration)

Founded in 1970, PHILADANCO has a legacy of breaking barriers and building bridges across cultural divides, consistently performing for audiences representing an amalgamation of people from diverse communities.

Project Bandaloop: Dance is Everywhere (Lecture / Performance)

Inspired by the possibilities of rock climbing and rappelling, the company uses aerial, vertical, and horizontal movement to create a blend of dance, sport, ritual, and environmental awareness.

Taylor 2 Dance Company (Lecture / Performance)

The Taylor 2 Dance Company was created in 1993 to perform modern dance works by choreographer Paul Taylor.

Jazz with Eldar Djangirov (Performance / Demonstration)

A 2008 Grammy-nominated jazz artist at age 21, Eldar Djangirov and his trio perform jazz standards and original compositions

Jason Moran & The Bandwagon (Performance / Demonstration)

Award-winning pianist, composer, and Kennedy Center Artistic Director for Jazz Jason Moran is known for challenging "the same old thing" in jazz and confronting contemporary audiences' notions about the classic jazz trio.

Jazz & The New Generation 2 (Performance / Demonstration)

Host Chip Jackson presents an ensemble of young and emerging jazz artists, featuring Crystal Torres (vocals), Matt Marantz (sax), Caley Monahon-Ward (violin), Marcus Gilmore (drums), Philip Kuehn (bass), and Eldar Djangirov (piano).

Regina Carter Quintet: The Jazz Violin (Performance / Demonstration)

The Regina Carter Quintet presents a program that explores non-traditional repertoire, improvisation, and musical styles you would not expect to hear from a jazz ensemble.

Stefon Harris & Blackout (Performance / Demonstration)

Vibraphonist-composer Stefon Harris along with his band Blackout teaches students what to listen for in jazz.

Nnenna Freelon & Harolyn Blackwell: Ellington Voices

Two of today’s top vocalists and an internationally-known composer and pianist explore how classical sounds intertwine with improvisational jazz in the music of Duke Ellington, one of DC’s native sons.

• Vocal Music

A Tribute to Ella Fitzgerald with Roberta Gambarini and Janis Siegel

Janis Siegel of The Manhattan Transfer and Italian vocalist Roberta Gambarini pay tribute to the “First Lady of Song” in a program that includes some of Ella Fitzgerald’s best-loved jazz hits.

• Jazz & Blues

The Terell Stafford Quintet (Jazz Performance / Demonstration)

Terell Stafford and his quintet talk about improvisation and ensemble playing and, through performance, guide students in what to listen for in jazz.

She Said/She Says: The History and Status of Women in Jazz

Jazz Reach's She Said/She Says is a celebration of women's achievements and music in jazz from the early 20th century to the present day.

The Billy Taylor Trio: Cool Jazz with Jimmy Owens

Join legendary jazz pianist, composer and educator Dr. Billy Taylor and his trio (Chip Jackson on bass and Steve Johns on drums) with special guest trumpet/flugelhorn player Jimmy Owens as they explore the Cool style of jazz.

The Billy Taylor Trio: What Is Improvisation?

Join legendary jazz pianist, composer and educator Dr. Billy Taylor and his trio as they explore "America's classical music" and answer the question "what is improvisation?"

The Billy Taylor Trio: What Is Jazz? (Performance / Demonstration)

Join legendary jazz pianist, composer and educator Dr. Billy Taylor and his trio as they explore "America's classical music" and answer the question "what is jazz?"

Turtle Island String Quartet

The Turtle Island String Quartet presents an engaging program that explores non-traditional repertoire and musical styles and sounds you would not expect to hear from violin, viola, and cello.

The Billy Taylor Trio: Jazz & The Young Performer

Join legendary jazz pianist, composer and educator Dr. Billy Taylor and his trio with special guest young artists as they explore the process of becoming a jazz performer.

The Billy Taylor Trio: All About Jazz (Performance / Demonstration)

Join legendary jazz pianist, composer and educator Dr. Billy Taylor and his trio as they explore the styles and techniques of jazz performance, including blues, improvisation, swing, and the varied sounds and colors of the bass and drums.

Jazz & The New Generation (Performance / Discussion)

Host Dr. Nathan Davis presents an international ensemble of young and emerging jazz artists

Dr. Billy Taylor & Estela Olevsky: It's All Music!

Join legendary jazz pianist, composer and educator Dr. Billy Taylor and classical pianist Estela Olevsky as they explore the differences and similarities in jazz and classical piano music.

The Billy Taylor Trio: Jazz & The Singer with Nnenna Freelon

Join legendary jazz pianist, composer and educator Dr. Billy Taylor and his trio with special guest vocalist Nnenna Freelon as they explore jazz singing.

Latin Jazz with Bobby Sanabria & ¡Quarteto Aché (Performance / Lecture)

Master drummer Bobby Sanabria and his band ¡Quarteto Aché take students on a musical journey to create the rich array of musical styles known as Latin music.

The Billy Taylor Trio: A Celebration of Ella Fitzgerald (Performance / Lecture)

Join legendary jazz pianist, composer and educator Dr. Billy Taylor and his trio with special guest vocalist Vanessa Rubin as they celebrate the legacy of the Ella Fitzgerald.

The Billy Taylor Trio: Jazz & The Violin with John Blake, Jr. (Performance / Lecture)

Join legendary jazz pianist, composer and educator Dr. Billy Taylor and his trio with special guest violinist John Blake, Jr. as they explore the sounds and history of the jazz violin.

The Billy Taylor Trio: A Tribute to Dizzy Gillespie with Jon Faddis (Performance / Lecture)

Join legendary jazz pianist, composer and educator Dr. Billy Taylor and his trio with special guest trumpet player Jon Faddis as they explore the legacy of legendary trumpet virtuoso Dizzy Gillespie.

The Billy Taylor Trio: Jazz on Film with Terence Blanchard (Performance / Lecture)

Join legendary jazz pianist, composer and educator Dr. Billy Taylor and his trio and special guest trumpet player and composer Terence Blanchard as they explore the the role of jazz in film scores.

• Television, Film, & Radio

The Turtle Island String Quartet: The Art of the Groove

Unconventional musical ensemble The Turtle Island String Quartet presents an engaging program that explores non-traditional repertoire and musical styles you would not expect to hear from violin, viola, and cello.

The Billy Taylor Trio: Jazz & The Latin Beat (Lecture / Performance)

Join legendary jazz pianist, composer and educator Dr. Billy Taylor and his trio and special guest percussionists Candido Camero (congas) and Barnett Williams (timbales) as they explore the styles and instruments of Latin Jazz.

The Billy Taylor Trio: The Jazz Guitarist (Lecture / Performance)

Join legendary jazz pianist, composer and educator Dr. Billy Taylor and his trio and special guest guitarist Mark Whitfield as they walks you through the musical history of the jazz guitar.

The Billy Taylor Trio: Jazz on 52nd Street (Lecture / Performance)

Join legendary jazz pianist, composer and educator Dr. Billy Taylor and his trio as he walks you through the musical world of Jazz on 52nd Street.

The Billy Taylor Trio & Young Jazz Musicians

Join jazz legend Dr. Billy Taylor, and his trio as they coach and perform with three young jazz musicians.

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By Danielle Sempsrott NASA’s Kennedy Space Center

As NASA begins a new era of space exploration – returning to the Moon and eventually on to Mars – education in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) subjects is increasingly important to the future of our nation’s space program. NASA’s Commercial Crew Program (CCP) plays an integral role in the agency’s deep space exploration goals as it works with commercial partners to launch astronauts to the International Space Station from U.S. soil on American-built rockets and spacecraft. In an effort to inspire the next generation of explorers, NASA’s NextGen STEM CCP project is introducing immersive technology into classrooms to share the story of groundbreaking innovation coming from this government-industry partnership.

One such technology uses virtual field trips to take students along on a journey into the heart of CCP—visiting the NASA centers where the program first began, and the Boeing and SpaceX facilities where next-generation, human-rated spacecraft and rockets are being developed and tested for flight.

“The goal was to use technology to take students and educators to places they probably will never get to see first-hand. We want to excite and inspire with something experiential,” said Joshua Santora, a NASA public affairs officer who conceptualized and developed the tours.

Through 360-degree video and virtual reality technology, students can get a behind-the-scenes look at NASA and commercial partner facilities without leaving the classroom. Teachers can run one video to 30 sets of virtual reality goggles – a class set – centering an entire lesson on space exploration, or they can allow students to choose from a library of videos, making it an individualized experience.

“These field trips are really nice because they allow teachers to bring NASA to their students and explore places they wouldn’t have physical access to otherwise,” said Brianna Parsons, an intern with NASA’s Internship and Fellowship Program in Kennedy Space Center’s communication and public engagement department.

Field trip tour “stops” feature the inside of Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner and SpaceX’s Crew Dragon crew capsules, the NASA and provider facilities where astronauts train, and launch pads where commercial crew flights will lift off to the space station.

These videos can play on any device that can download and use virtual reality – even iPhones. For those who are prone to motion sickness, Google Expedition is another form of virtual reality technology being utilized that contains static images rather than videos and features different points of interest for a more controlled experience.

“The technological leaps and bounds from mine, to my kids’ to today’s youth is very cool,” said Denise Coleman, NASA’s NextGen STEM CCP project manager at Kennedy. “I see the passion within NASA, within the educators and within those who want to help the educators. We just have to make sure we instill that same passion in the kids.”

The virtual field trips and mobile app are part of a larger effort by the agency’s Office of STEM Engagement (OSTEM) to educate students and teachers about NASA missions and research while providing resources for teachers to engage students in authentic STEM experiences. The NextGen STEM program focuses on four themes: Small Steps to Giant Leaps , CCP , Moon to Mars and STEM on Station – each of which offer unique K-12 educational materials developed for hands-on lessons.

“Engaging students in STEM activities might get them thinking or will help turn that switch on that this is something they’re interested in,” said Jen Hudgins, an education specialist with Paragon TEC at Kennedy. “We need those hands-on careers, even more-so now as NASA prepares for human spaceflight missions that will take us farther than we’ve ever gone before.”

To access the CCP virtual field trips, click here .

Live demonstrations of the virtual field trips also will appear in a series of webcasts each Monday at 2 p.m. Eastern Standard Time beginning Oct. 28 through Dec. 9 at https://go.nasa.gov/DEEP .

For more information on the full suite of NextGen STEM educational resources, visit: https://www.nasa.gov/stem/nextgenstem/index.html .

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Take a Virtual Field Trip With These Videos and Livestreams From the Kennedy Space Center (Video)

It's an educational break for the entire family.

As schools close around the country, museums, libraries, and other institutions are stepping up to help provide educational activities to everyone who’d stuck at home to help slow the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19).

Now, the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is doing its part to help kids (and parents) learn.

According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC), the Kennedy Space Center in Florida is offering online learning activities for kids aged anywhere between elementary school and high school.

The center has been hosting these live streams and videos since March 18, according to the Kennedy Space Center Instagram account . On Wednesday, the education team at the center hosted two lessons via Facebook Live, one at 9:30 a.m. EST for younger kids and at 1 p.m. for teenagers. Originally, the online content was planned to be published in daily live streams, however, the center has amended its plan to only publish pre-recorded videos that followers can watch on their time.

The beauty of using social media is that the center can not only provide online instruction directly from their experts, students can also send in their questions live in the comments and get direct answers in a timely manner. So, it’s almost like being in a classroom or even going on a field trip all from the safety of home.

Plus, some live streams are also available through the Kennedy Center’s Facebook page even after the live video has finished. On Wednesday, March 18, the center hosted its first live instruction that was all about living and working in space.

On Friday, March 20, the center posted a video of one of their educators, Daniel Sweeney, reading the Dr. Seuss book "There's No Place Like Space."

It’s important to note, not all of the live streams so far are available on social media. According to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex on Facebook , the center will be posting pre-recorded videos online for those who miss live streams on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.

In addition, according to the AJC, the center also provides free educational materials that can be downloaded from its website .

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What to expect on a school tour to Kennedy Space Center at NASA

If you want to have a real impact on your students' educational experience and give them lifelong memories, you might want to consider organising an international school tour. Not only do school tours help reinforce classroom material by exposing children to real-world situations , but they can also help build confidence, create stronger teacher-student relationships and improve a student's critical thinking skills.

If you are serious about a trip for your students, but not sure where to start, you can't go past a school tour to NASA . While at first glance, a trip to NASA in Orlando, Florida might not seem to be as appealing as other destinations on offer, such as China or Europe, there is a reason why NASA tours continue to be our most popular trip among teachers and educators each year. NASA offers exciting, hands-on STEM workshops that surprise, delight, and give students an insight into where a career in STEM could take them.

Not only that, but a trip to NASA means you can also take advantage of the range of experiences Florida and the United States offers students. You could include a trip to Universal Studios or day relaxing at Cocoa beach or add a few days to your itinerary to explore Silicon Valley and San Fransisco. The possibilities are endless. While it might take adding a few extra activities, such as an NBA game or theme park day to your itinerary to get some of your students excited about a STEM trip. We promise, your students will return citing NASA as a highlight of their trip.  

Here's what to expect on a school tour to NASA and Orlando with Educating Adventures.

Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex  

The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is the heart of NASA. Kennedy Space Center (appropriately named after the late President John F. Kennedy shortly after his assassination in 1963) became an official space centre in 1962 - just seven years before NASA reached its goal of landing a man on the moon. Each year, more than 1.5 million people visit Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex making it one of Florida’s most popular tourist destinations.

Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex has undergone extensive redevelopments and enhancements over the years. The 70-acre facility offers guests an educational, entertaining and comprehensive insight into space exploration. From witnessing shuttle launches and talking to astronauts to larger-than-life IMAX films, live shows, hands-on activities and behind-the-scenes tours.

A visit to Kennedy Space Center Visitors Complex is an insane multi-sensory experience - one point of difference is the calibre staff who work there. It could easily be led to believe that Kennedy Space Center offers its own master's program with the high level of insight, passion and knowledge the staff working there have.

Your students will learn about the history of space exploration through the vast number of exhibitions on offer. One of the most famous exhibitions on offer is the Space Shuttle Atlantis exhibition. Space Shuttle Atlantis served as a backbone to the world’s space community for more than 25 years and conducted more internationally themed missions than any other spacecraft in human history. It served as a pillar of international cooperation both in space and on the ground.  

At the Kennedy Space Center Visitors Complex, your students will also gain insight into the present state of space exploration, and what is predicted to happen in future in this growing industry.

Another cool thing about a visit to Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is that it offers the world’s only twin IMAX screens, each five stories tall. Your students can watch “Journey to Space” which explores NASA’s bold plans for in-depth space exploration using stunning space footage.  

If you're interested in turning a visit to NASA into a multi-day experience, there are a range of world-class learning workshops on offer. Designed to give students real-world experience in a variety of STEM subjects. Each student will get a certificate from NASA for their participation. Here are some of the multi-day workshops on offer.

Space Trek Robotics Workshop  

Students will spend three or five days embarking on a journey filled with learning and adventure. In this program, students will be introduced to robotics and learn the basics behind C++ programming with an application called Arduino . Students will collaborate in teams to program a robotic rover and accomplish missions on Mars.

Teams must work to master various programming concepts for their robots to complete challenges. Experiences gained from each problem will prepare them for the final mission on NASA's mock surface of Mars.  

Space Trek Rocketry Workshop  

Over three or five days, students will work in teams to construct a water rocket. Your students will construct rockets with parts they mathematically design, 3D print, and laser cut in NASA's fabrication lab.

Teams of students will then be in charge of collecting both theoretical and experimental data for their rockets. The experimental data will be collected using a flight computer and real launches of their rockets outside. The theoretical data will be collected using our uniquely designed and on-site built Bottle-rocket Engine Thrust Acquisition System. Your students will learn the fundamentals of rocket design, theoretical and experimental data collection and data analysis.

Near Space Investigation

In this program, your students will work as a team to successfully launch and retrieve a weather balloon, with a payload that travels up to 100,000 feet. Students will learn about subjects such as meteorology, telemetry and how NASA takes different variables into account to perform missions, very similar to these. They will also learn about payload integration and how to plan and efficiently carry out a balloon launch.

Students will work in teams each assigned to different positions similar to those used by NASA, including Flight Director, Safety Officer, Payload Integration, Launch Operations, and Meteorology. Instructors will train students to perform their tasks and then assist in operations as the students take lead. Emphasis is on communication among teams and to follow their roles to achieve a successful launch and recovery.  Outside of their roles, teams will also experiment with Arduinos and different sensors to get a better understanding of how the flight computer works.  

Students will also learn how to test equipment, use checklists, and prepare all the components for the final launch. The main piece of equipment is our flight computer, which has the capability to record variables such as humidity, pressure, temperature, velocity, and altitude.

Astronaut Training Experience (ATX)

Nowhere else in the world offers students the opportunity to experience authentic astronaut training than at Kennedy Space Center.  

In the Astronaut Training Experience (ATX) program, students will join the NASA crew and participate in a launch with NASA’s Space Launch System - a super-heavy-lift launch vehicle that is part of NASA's deep space exploration missions.  

Lunch with an astronaut  

In all of history, there have only been approximately 800 astronauts. On a visit to Kennedy Space Center, your students will have the once in a lifetime opportunity to meet veteran astronauts from NASA’s Astronaut Corps. This occasion offers an up-close and personal opportunity to share in the excitement of space exploration through the eyes and personal stories of one of NASA’s best.  

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10 School Field Trips That End in Unforgettable Lessons

Posted: April 21, 2024 | Last updated: April 21, 2024

School field trips are more than just a break from the classroom routine. They often become the highlight of a student’s academic year. These outings offer invaluable real-world experiences that textbooks can’t replicate. From historic landmarks to scientific wonders, 10 school field trips leave students with unforgettable lessons.

Ellis Island, New York

A visit to Ellis Island offers students a profound glimpse into the immigrant experience, where they can trace the footsteps of millions who arrived searching for the American Dream. Walking through the halls where hopeful individuals awaited entry into the United States, students encounter firsthand accounts, photographs, and artifacts that convey the challenges and triumphs of those who embarked on the journey to a new land.

NASA Kennedy Space Center, Florida

The NASA Kennedy Space Center provides an unparalleled opportunity for students to delve into the wonders of space exploration. From a rocket launch to exploring interactive exhibits, students are immersed in the history and future of space travel. They gain insights into the scientific principles behind space exploration, the challenges of living and working in space, and the innovative technologies driving exploration forward. 

Gettysburg National Military Park, Pennsylvania

Visiting the hallowed grounds of Gettysburg National Military Park transports students to one of the defining moments of American history. As they walk among the battlefield’s monuments and markers, students gain a deep appreciation for the sacrifices made during the Civil War. 

Monterey Bay Aquarium, California

Situated along the scenic coastline of California, the Monterey Bay Aquarium offers students a mesmerizing journey into the ocean’s depths. With exhibits showcasing diverse marine life and interactive learning opportunities, students discover the importance of ocean ecosystems’ interconnectedness and conservation. From playful sea otters to graceful jellyfish, each encounter sparks curiosity and wonder.

Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, Washington, D.C

As one of the world’s premier aerospace museums, the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum offers students a thrilling exploration of humanity’s quest for the skies and beyond. From the Wright brothers’ historic aircraft to the Apollo moon landing module, students encounter iconic artifacts that have shaped the course of aviation and space exploration.

Alcatraz Island, California

A visit to Alcatraz Island provides students with a captivating glimpse into the history of one of America’s most notorious prisons. As they step inside the cellblocks and explore the island’s rugged terrain, students are transported to a bygone era of incarceration and escape attempts. Guided tours and exhibits highlight the daily lives of inmates and guards, highlighting the harsh realities of life behind bars. 

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Situated amidst the vibrant cultural landscape of New York City, The Metropolitan Museum of Art offers students an enriching journey through the history of human creativity. From ancient artifacts to modern masterpieces, the museum’s vast collections span continents and centuries, inviting students to explore diverse artistic traditions and styles. Through guided tours, interactive exhibits, and hands-on workshops, students engage with artworks firsthand, honing their critical thinking skills and deepening their appreciation for the power of visual expression.

Everglades National Park, Florida

Exploring the Everglades National Park immerses students in a unique and ecologically diverse landscape in the United States. As they traverse the park’s marshes, mangroves, and sawgrass prairies, students encounter various plant and animal species, including iconic inhabitants like alligators and manatees. Guided tours shed light on the importance of wetland ecosystems, biodiversity conservation, and environmental stewardship. 

Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, Massachusetts

Stepping back to the eve of the American Revolution, students journey to the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, where history comes alive through immersive reenactments and interactive exhibits. Guided by costumed interpreters, students participate in the pivotal events that led to the colonies’ struggle for independence, from the infamous tea protest to the stirring speeches of revolutionary leaders. 

Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, Washington, D.C.

Exploring the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture provides students with a profound journey through the triumphs and struggles of African Americans throughout history. From the horrors of slavery to the achievements of the Civil Rights Movement, students encounter potent stories of resilience, resistance, and resilience. Students gain insights into the complexities of race, identity, and social justice in America when they visit this museum.

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Students will experience live theater with Shear Madness as comedy, improvisation, and mystery blend together to create an interactive whodunit. "Shear Madness has become a fixed part of our annual trip... It's sheer fun," said Gainesville High School, Gainesville, GA. "The kids voted it #1...count on us for next year," said Perrysburg Public School, Perrysville, OH. Cost is $59; group rates $38-$42.

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Fresh and funny with up-to-the minute spontaneous humor, Shear Madness invites the audience to solve a madcap mystery. Find out who's the super sleuth in your student, scout, or homeschool group and watch the fun double when group members join in. Now playing at The John F. Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C.

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Throughout the ages, theater has been used to record history, depict religious stories, spread information and even propaganda. Theater began in 500 B.C. in Greece. Today, Broadway shows alone sell over $1 billion worth in tickets and support 85,000 jobs – everyone from the playwright, to the sound technician, to the set designer. When visiting the theater, discuss what jobs people can have at the theater and the process of producing a stage play. Ask if the show offers Q&A or behind the scene opportunities.

Scout groups can work on Theater badges using Shear Madness to complete preliminary requirements. Scouts will have the opportunity to explore comedy, improvisation, and mystery throughout the interactive whodunit performance. Cost is $59; group rates $38-$42.

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topics covered: acting, drama, staging, theater arts

Camp groups will enjoy a live theater experience with Shear Madness as mystery, improvisation, and comedy blend together to create an interactive whodunit. Cost is $59; group rates $38-$42.

Homeschool groups will enjoy a live theater experience with Shear Madness as mystery, improvisation, and comedy blend together to create an interactive whodunit. Cost is $59; group rates $38-$42.

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This is not a PCH sponsored event but is open to all Florida homeschoolers Kennedy Space Center School Days For more information see  http://homeschool-helpdesk.com/event/kennedy-space-center/

HomeSchool students, families and teachers: Take a Florida field trip to Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex and be our honored guests for full-day access to Visitor Complex shows and exhibits. During this unique homeschool field trip, you'll get the chance to take a bus tour of Kennedy Space Center, participate in special hands-on activities, learn about the latest NASA accomplishments, see Space Shuttle Atlantis?, strap in to the Shuttle Launch Experience ® , and even come face-to-face with an actual astronaut.

Pick up a packet of NASA education materials and help your students reach for the stars.

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The Salute to Home School event includes:

• Full-day access to all KSC Visitor Complex shows and exhibits
• Bus tour of Kennedy Space Center launch areas
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Reservations are required for Spaceport KSC during the week of December 26 - December 30. You can make these reservations by either visiting Gateway: The Deep Space Launch Complex ® or through the Kennedy Space Center Guide app, available for free on your device's app store.

Enter into the spaceport of the future and embark on one of four incredible space journeys in Spaceport KSC. Fly to destinations never-before explored such as Mars, Trappist-1, a Horsehead Nebula, Saturn, Jupiter, and more during this motion theater ride.

On your way to the gate, experience the sights and sounds of a galactic spaceport and peer through digital windows for views of a busy spaceport with ground transportation movement, launches, and landings. Then, proceed toward the departure gates where you will choose between four journeys entitled Cosmic Wonders , Daring Explorers , Red Planet , and Uncharted Worlds .

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