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Solar Eclipse Resources from 4-H at NIFA

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Apr 3, 20241 min read

Here are a few more resources from national 4-H at NIFA to support your eclipse activities.


Promotion and Evaluation

  • Media releases to share media information with NASA

  • Solar Eclipse Media toolkit

  • Activity evaluation information (start with the file called Read Me First)


Activity and Training Resources

The Heliophysics Big Year (HBY)

 

Resources from NASA

 

 

Total Eclipse Training  

 

 

NASA Contact

Anita Day, NASA, has answers to your Eclipse questions:


Anita Dey (she, her, hers)

Science Engagement and Partnerships Division

Science Mission Directorate

NASA Headquarters | Washington, D.C.

Anita.Dey@nasa.gov | 202-774-6813 (C)

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