SWIFT EDUCATOR RESOURCE AREA
The Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory investigates extremely intense explosions called gamma-ray bursts, blazing supernovae and voracious black holes gobbling down matter at fantastic rates. This page features standards-based activities which use the targets of Swift science to help educators engage students in exploring the wonders of the gamma-ray Universe.

Gamma Ray Burst Unit
Standards-based activities designed to use gamma-ray bursts to engage your students and teach them science and math concepts

Newton's Laws of Motion
A set of 4 posters depicting and explaining Newton's laws of motion and gravitation

Space Math at NASA
Visit this NASA resource to download hundreds of math problems for grades K12 featuring a behind the scenes look at NASA press release