• Artwork: drawings, diagrams, etc.
• Writing samples, including stories, poems and journals.
• Autobiographies written with a space focus. Help with the Autobiography

Once the student work is ready for publication, submit it to NASA Quest, and we'll add it to the Student Gallery below.

Student Gallery

• Acrostic Poem about Space by 10-year-old Paul

• Another Mission, story by 8-year-old Ishdeep

• An essay by Maryam a 13-year-old from Bahrain.

• A visit to KSC! by West Middle School. See also the Photo Journal

• The Race to Space, a poem by Jose and David

• A tribute to the Challenger Crew by Jose.

• Space poem dedicated to NASA...from 12 year old Chad.

• Space pictures by Ally and Gunther Beatty.

• A short story from the class of Pam Merola

• Pam Merolo's third graders write space poems

• Nathalia Mota submits her graphics made using a combination of programs.

• Jaqui Forney's fourth-grade students from Oregon write newspaper articles about progress in space exploration

• Students from Churchville Elementary School write about the launch of STS-95

• 7-year-old Chelsea from Michigan sends Halloween Greetings to John Glenn

• Lukas Medricky, Faculty of Electrotechnical Engineering, Czech Republic, shares pictures of International Space Camp 97

• Robyn J. Dummer, Middlesex University, London, England, a student of drama and technical theatre shares her impressions of a Shuttle Launch - Produced by Chris Riley
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• 7th and 8th grade science classes at East Naples Middle School share their Power Point slides on lab safety, crystals, and energy on their website.

• 14-year-old Ahu Shahrabani sees Space Camp as An Astronaut in Seven Days

• Jonathan Simbol's website pictures his experiences in Space Camp

• Justin Kugler shares his thoughts about future space flight

• Read about West Middle School's visit to NASA Kennedy Space Center.

• A Virtual Greeting and Thank You from Adrian Langhus' Astro Class.

• Derek thinks there's more to galaxy life than just "little green people."

• Check out Akam's and other students' work from Brywood Elementary School in Irvine, California.

• April shares her thoughts about space through poetry.

• Visit Russell Space Center in Smyrna, Georgia (courtesy of Mr. Laster's fifth grade class)!

• Bob Townsend's fifth graders share their drawings of the Shuttle.

• Michael and Christoph share their homepage that features their rocket launches and the "real thing!"