Bring space into your classroom through projects focused on digital skills and innovation designed for youth, aged 10-15.
We’re partnering up with the Canadian Space Agency to offer accessible coding projects, videos, and activities.
Join us and celebrate Canada’s contribution to The Lunar Gateway!
Video credits: Canadian Space Agency, NASA
Check out how Canada contributes to the Lunar Gateway, a brand new space station orbiting the Moon!
PHASE 1
Explore the KCJ resources to code a space-related project with your students and sign up for updates.
PHASE 2
Have your students contribute to the Lunar Gateway Challenge. Submit their ideas for lunar robotics, and show off their hard work in our virtual gallery!*
*Submission required to qualify for residency in Phase 3
PHASE 3
Engage your class with a week-long residency program, led by STEAM experts. The curriculum will focus on coding, artificial intelligence, and robotics*.
*Full curriculum and eligibility requirements are pending.
Start your space exploration with coding resources thanks to our partners!
Make sure to share pictures, videos, quotes, and screen captures on social media. Tag us at @kidscoding and use the hashtags #codeinthestars and #KCJ-CSA
We are united in our passion for innovation in the pursuit of sparking the curiosity of space and beyond.
This project is undertaken with the financial support of the Canadian Space Agency.
Astro Pi is a European Space Agency Education project with the Raspberry Pi Foundation. Every year it runs Mission Zero: a non-competitive challenge where students aged 14 and under can send a coded message to run on the Raspberry Pis that are currently on the International Space Station (ISS)!
