Lunar Rover Research Challenge


Subjects
How does this align with my curriculum?
BC
11
Earth Sciences 11 (June 2018
Big Idea: Astronomy seeks to explain the origin and interactions of Earth and its solar system.
MB
9
Senior 1 Science (2000)
Cluster 4:Exploring the Universe
NB
3
Science 3: Our Local Environment October (2019)
Weather and Climate
NL
9
Grade 9 Science
Unit 1: Space (revised 2011)
NS
9
Science 9 (2021)
Space Exploration
NU
9
Knowledge and Employability Science 9 (Alberta, Revised 2009)
Unit E: Space Exploration
NU
9
Science 9 (Alberta, 2003, updated 2014)
Unit E: Space Exploration
QC
Sec I
Science and Technology
The Earth and Space: Astronomical processes
QC
Sec II
Science and Technology
The Earth and Space: Astronomical processes
YT
11
Earth Sciences 11 (British Columbia, June 2018
Big Idea: Astronomy seeks to explain the origin and interactions of Earth and its solar system.
SK
9
Science 9 (2009)
Earth and Space Science – Exploring our Universe (EU)
NT
9
Science 9 (Alberta, 2003, updated 2014)
Unit E: Space Exploration
ON
6
Science and Technology, Grade 6 (2022)
Strand E: Space
ON
9
Science Grade 9 (SNC1W) (2022)
Strand E: Space Exploration
BC
6
Science Grade 6 (June 2016)
Big Idea: The solar system is part of the Milky Way, which is one of billions of galaxies.
MB
6
Science Grade 6 (2000)
Cluster 4: Exploring the Solar System
NB
8
Science 8: Beyond Earth: Human presence
in the solar system (2021)
Space Exploration
NL
6
Grade 6 Science (2018)
Unit 1: Space
NS
6
Science 6 (2019)
Earth and Space Science: Space
NU
6
K-6 Science and Technology Curriculum (NWT, 2004)
Earth and Space Systems: Space
PE
6
Science Grade 6 (2012)
Earth and Space Science: Space
QC
Sec III
Science and Technology
The Earth and Space
YT
6
Science Grade 6 (British Columbia, June 2016)
Big Idea: The solar system is part of the Milky Way, which is one of billions of galaxies.
NT
6
K-6 Science and Technology Curriculum (NWT, 2004)
Earth and Space Systems: Space
AB
6
Science 6 (2023)
Space: Understandings of the living world, Earth, and space are deepened by investigating natural systems and their interactions.
QC
Elementary Cycle 3
Science and Technology, Elementary
Earth and Space
Registration is open!
Win the chance for your class to virtually control a Canadensys rover prototype during a remote mission in a lunar-like environment!
The Lunar Rover Research Challenge is:
- Curriculum aligned across Grades 6-9 in Canada
- Free to enter
- Approximately three to five hours of classroom time
- Topical with Canada’s upcoming space exploration
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