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Logo Lift Off! resources

Educational resources from the UK Space Agency's Logo Lift Off! programme.

• From: UK Space Agency
• Published: 22 January 2024

Documents

Certificate of participation (pdf)

PDF, 275 KB, 1 page

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Certificate of participation (odt)

ODT, 319 KB

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Quiz: test your knowledge (pdf)

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Quiz: test your knowledge (HTML)

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Details

Logo Lift Off! was a UK Space Agency education programme, where children submitted designs for a logo inspired by climate change to be place on rockets lifting off from UK spaceports.

The programme has now ended, but there are some educational resources that teachers may find useful. Please find links to pages with teacher resources below.

How to spot a hurricane

For teaching children about the causes and consequences of hurricanes and their link to climate change.

Orbit investigation

For teaching children about orbit, the weather of planets in the Solar System and their links to climate change.

Satellites and seawater

For teaching children about how satellites can be used to collect data about Earth’s oceans to monitor climate change.

What we can see from space

For teaching children about how satellite images can be used to collect data about ice caps and monitor climate change.

Watch a video about Logo Lift Off!

Published 22 January 2024