About This Book
This engaging chapter book offers young readers an accessible introduction to the International Space Station (ISS). It covers the station's construction through international collaboration, the daily lives of astronauts, the scientific experiments conducted in microgravity, and the advanced technology that keeps it running. Designed for ages 7-10, it breaks down complex information into digestible facts, likely supported by illustrations, making it an ideal resource for curious children interested in space, science, and engineering. It highlights themes of global teamwork and human ingenuity.
Discussion Prompts
1
What is the most surprising thing you learned about living on the International Space Station?
2
Why do you think so many different countries worked together to build the ISS?
3
If you could do one science experiment on the ISS, what would it be and why?
4
What challenges do astronauts face living in space, and how do they overcome them?
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