Ignite your students’ interest in Space Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) with the SARAUAE Space & Rocketry Academy. Our program provides a dynamic, hands-on learning environment with flexible options to suit your school’s schedule.
1-Day; 2-Days; 3-Days; 5-Days
8 to 30 hours of curriculum
Minimum of 25 students required per session
Students are broken into specific activity groups: 9-11, 12-14, and 15-18
Students dive into key areas of space exploration through engaging projects:
Design, construct, and launch their own individual scale model rocket with a chemical engine, capable of flying between 200 to 400 meters.
Learn about the realities of living and working in space.
Participate in daily “Engineering instant space challenges.”
The extended 5-day program culminates in a comprehensive, real-world engineering design project: the Mars Mission Design.
Every student walks away with tangible evidence of their experience, including:
Beyond the exciting hands-on challenges and souvenirs, the program is built on robust educational outcomes that drive student success.
Our curriculum is designed to go beyond basic science, focusing on essential 21st Century Learning Skills while connecting students to global and regional space efforts.
Knowledge & Career Insight
COMMUNICATION
CRITICAL THINKING
COLLABORATION
CREATIVITY
INNOVATION
SUSTAINABILITY
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
PRESENTATION SKILLS
LEADERSHIP SKILLS
SELF CONFIDENCE
(For Selected Programs)
Enhance your program with a unique, high-impact physical experience that mirrors the training of early astronauts.
The Experience:
Simulates the disorientation effects of a space capsule spinning and tumbling out of control.
Historical Context:
This training style was first used by NASA for the Project Mercury program in the early 1960s.
Details:
The simulator accommodates two riders at a time. The duration of each training experience is typically 60-90 seconds, controlled by the operator.
Ready to launch this unforgettable educational experience at your school?