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SPACE FIRST CLASS My journey

English edition A complete learning universe for ages 0-10

Space is not a subject.
It is everything beyond us.

See it. Hear it. Move it. Test it. Explain it. Remember it. Space First Class turns 100 connected ideas into a real visual journey from the sky above your home to the edge of the observable universe.

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  • ✓ Original visual worlds
  • ✓ Working games and labs
  • ✓ Caregiver activities

One truth • five genuine learning experiences

Make the entire universe fit the learner.

Choose once. Every lesson automatically changes its narration, language, depth, activity and evidence question.

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Spiral galaxy and star-forming nebula
100 CONNECTED LESSONS

Learn the universe in the order it makes sense.

Ten worlds move from direct observation to Earth, the Moon, planets, forces, stars, galaxies, science tools and exploration.

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5 WORKING GAMES & LABS

Change the model and see what happens.

Build the Solar System, classify space objects, create Moon phases, test an orbit and launch a mission.

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Astronaut and robotic rover exploring a Moon-like surface
LEARNING TOGETHER

Turn the screen into a real-world conversation.

Every lesson includes safe talk, observation or household activities—and what to listen for when understanding clicks.

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Interactive Solar System gateway

Meet eight worlds.
Never confuse them again.

Explore each planet's surface, atmosphere, temperature, day, year, moons, rings, gravity and mission history inside its full lesson.

Planet sizes simplified for comparison • Distances not to scale

All eight planets, in correct order from Mercury to Neptune
MercuryVenusEarthMarsJupiterSaturnUranusNeptune

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Open a lesson. Do the science.

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Earth in Space

Why We Have Day and Night

Day and night happen because the Sun lights one half of Earth while Earth rotates.

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Earth, Moon & Sun

Moon Phases

Moon phases are changing views of the Moon's sunlit half as the Moon orbits Earth.

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Planetary Worlds

Jupiter

Jupiter is the largest planet, a gas giant with powerful storms, a strong magnetic field and many moons.

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Planetary Worlds

Saturn

Saturn is a gas giant surrounded by a spectacular ring system made of countless orbiting pieces.

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Motion, Forces & Space

Gravity

Gravity is the mutual attraction of mass and shapes falling, orbits, planets, stars and galaxies.

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The Sun & Stars

Inside the Sun

The Sun has layered regions, from a fusion-powered core to the visible photosphere and extended atmosphere.

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The Sun & Stars

What Is a Star?

A star is a massive sphere of hot plasma held together by gravity and powered for most of its life by fusion.

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Galaxies & Other Worlds

Black Holes

A black hole is a region bounded by an event horizon from which light cannot escape.

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Galaxies & Other Worlds

Exoplanets

Exoplanets are planets orbiting stars beyond the Sun.

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Exploration & Our Future

Rockets and Launch Systems

Rockets accelerate by expelling propellant, and launch systems use guidance and stages to place payloads on planned trajectories.

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Public-service education

The child is the learner.
Never the product.

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