Description
Subjects: Computing, Mathematics, Arts |
This activity will introduce students to logical thinking by planning, testing and executing a simple mission on the Moon. Students will work in pairs and take it in turns to play the roles of “mission controller” and “rover”. One student will give commands to enable the other to navigate blindly across the lunar surface. They will have to follow a set route to avoid obstacles, carry out missions and arrive safely at their final destination.
Download: Teacher’s guide and student worksheets
Age range: 8 – 12 years old
Keywords: Computing, Mathematics, Arts, Programming, Communication, Mission Control, Role-play
This classroom resource is part of a set of resources developed by ESA’s Education Office in collaboration with
ESEROs to support the
Moon Camp project.
Learn about the different experiments astronauts could do on the Moon. For more Airbus Foundation Discovery Space animations about working on the Moon visit
this page.
