READY TO GO TO THE MOON?   

In honor of the Apollo program’s 50th anniversary, the Aldrin Family Foundation expanded on its groundbreaking Giant Mars Map™ program to launch the new Giant Moon Map™. Students get a deep dive on everything they would need to know to live and thrive on the Moon, while honoring both the Apollo missions of the past and looking forward to the missions of Artemis.

Moon Map Overview
  • Target Age Group: K-12 students

  • Active Learning: Students learn the composition of the Moon, honor the Apollo missions of the past and experience the excitement about the future missions of Artemis and beyond. Our LEGO® Education Spike™ Prime lessons are perfectly adapted for student missions on the map of the Moon.
  • Large Vinyl Floor Map: The Giant Moon Map™ displays the lunar composition, geologic features, landing sites, a historical international lunar mission timeline and more.
  • Learning Opportunities: Lunar composition, solar system, Earth-Moon relationship, historical and future lunar exploration, physics, coding, teamwork, reading skills and kinesthetic skills.
EacH Bundle Includes
  • 1 durable vinyl map, available sizes: 33.5’ x 15’ or 23.5’ x 10.5’
  • Standards-aligned lesson plans
  • 1 LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Prime Set
  • 1 Moon globe
  • 15 books Welcome to Moon
  • Two-hour virtual professional development

      Our partner, the University of Sunderland, created an informational video showcasing our Giant Moon Map™ and how it inspires the next generation of space explorers. Check it out here!

      MAP PACKAGES

      Learn more about acquiring your own map!

      Each Giant Map bundle is available for $5,000, with bulk or district pricing options available. Start your journey today by reaching out to us at the button below.

      Grant Repository for Educators

      Our partner, the Space Foundation, provides a comprehensive grant repository list that can help you find funding opportunities for programs run by the Aldrin Family Foundation. If you need any clarification or assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact our grant writer, Dr. Kristina Otero at [email protected].