Delight your students with hands-on control of real telescopes and satellites, gamified learning activities, and endless opportunities for discovery throughout the school year. NGSS-aligned. Educator guides included.
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There’s a moment in every classroom when students realize the image forming on screen isn’t a video or a simulation — it’s a telescope in the Canary Islands, pointing at the real sky right now, because they told it to. That’s when space stops being a chapter in a textbook and becomes experiential learning. Slooh gives every student that moment — no equipment and no astronomy background required.
Not at all. Every Quest includes an educator guide with learning objectives, discussion prompts, and answer keys. Slooh is designed so any teacher can lead Earth and space science investigations — even if you've never used a telescope.
Telescopes run 24/7 across three sites in the Canary Islands, Chile, and Australia. Students can schedule observations any time — during class, after school, or on weekends.
Slooh supports grades K–8, starting with guided, teacher-led experiences in K–2 and building toward independent student exploration from grades 2–3 onward.
“[Slooh] has enriched my space teaching while introducing students to astronomy. The online telescopes enable students to explore and analyze more than 1,000 real-world space objects and events right from their own computers.”
“The Quests are well laid out [so] I don't review them ahead of time, [I] just choose a Quest that Slooh describes as a good choice for beginning and matches my students' interest.”
"86% of elementary and middle school students said Slooh increased their interest in Science."
Elementary school teacher and STEM specialist, Nicollette LeTellier believes it is crucial to introduce space education into the STEM curriculum for students at a young age. She focuses on teaching her students space concepts in a way that engages them in hands-on and interactive learning.