Inspiring Young Aerospace Minds
Aero Explorer introduces Pre-K through 3rd grade students to the exciting world of aerospace through fun, hands-on learning. Our mission is to spark curiosity early and expand access to high-demand aerospace careers.
We’re laying the foundation for generational change by broadening the pathway into aerospace—starting in elementary school.
What is Aero Explorer?
Hands-On, Student-Centered Learning
Early Exposure to
In-Demand Careers
Community-Focused, Generational Impact
What We Offer
A 2.5-hour, school-based program featuring:
- 8 interactive, hands-on learning stations
- Exploration of 14 aerospace careers
- TEKS-aligned activities across grade levels
- Teacher-led implementation
- Students actively performing real career tasks
- Post-visit extension activities
- Training videos for staff and volunteers
Benefits
Cross-Curricular Connections
Hands-On Engagement
Encouraging Curiosity and Critical Thinking
8 Hands-On Learning Stations
Aero Explorer features eight interactive stations that introduce core aerospace concepts in fun and age-appropriate ways. Each activity is aligned with Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) standards, reinforcing classroom learning through interactive experiences.
We’re laying the foundation for generational change by expanding access to high-demand aerospace careers.
TEKS Alignment
Stations support Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) objectives in science, math, ELAR, PE, health, social studies, theater, and art, helping students connect what they learn in school to real-world exploration.
Designed for Early Learners
Each station is thoughtfully adapted for Pre-K through 3rd grade, ensuring age-appropriate, engaging experiences. Students rotate through immersive stations where they actively explore aerospace concepts while reinforcing classroom learning.
The aerospace industry touches nearly every profession—and Aero Explorer gives students an early opportunity to imagine themselves in it.
Curious Minds at Work
See for yourself how engaged students are in learning and play…
