​NASA’s 10 Favorite Ways to Celebrate National Aviation Day

1. “Spread Your Wings”
2. Remember that NASA is with you when you fly
3. Visit your local science museum or NASA visitor center
4. Watch an aviation-themed movie
5. Take an introductory flight lesson
6. Build an airplane
7. Tell us about your first flight
8. Follow what we’re doing to transform aviation.
9. Visit your local library or download a NASA e-book
10. Have a plane-spotting picnic near an airport

NASA’s 10

Aeronautics STEM

Stomp Rockets

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​​STEM Activity Guide
​Native Hawaiian Women in STEM: Past, Present,
and Future

​Drawing from the Million Girls Moonshot initiative and its innovative tools, this guide aims to engage and inspire youth to pursue STEM. The Hawaiʻi Afterschool Alliance, in collaboration with the Pacific American Foundation, and Hawaiʻi Children's Action Network, has compiled this activities. Many are inspired by curricula from the Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation, 4-H (both nationally and locally in Hawaiʻi), FEAST (Food Experiences for Agricultural Science Teaching), and the Pacific American Foundation, among other organizations. Each adaptation is credited accordingly throughout the guide.

​In this Guide, you will find activities, resources, and much more to choose from and adapt to your afterschool settings. This Guide is designed for 13-15-year-olds and will have moʻolelo and stories of Native Hawaiian Women past and present who have innovated, created, and problem-solved issues in the community and environment.  

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Breakdown of Themes Included in the Guide:

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