Over 40 years ago, man made history; man walked on the moon (and finally confirmed it was not made of cheese!). In honor of Neil Armstrong's history-changing stroll on July 20, 1969 across the surface of another orb, we thought this week would be a great time to study about Man on the Moon. 
To help educate your student about the importance of this leap for mankind, here are some moon-filled websites to enjoy. Houston, we have learning!
Kidport.com – Reference Library for the Moon Landing
NASA.gov – Apollo Missions and Their History (Check out the Apollo 11 Image Gallery too!)
Space.com – Reflections on Apollo 11
BBC.com – On this Day in History
WeChooseTheMoon.org – Digital re-creation of the Apollo 11 Mission
Hubblesite.com – Images of the Earth's moon and other Milky Way Galaxy planets' moons.
Check out this footage of the first moon walk!
Think you're a moon expert? Try your (or your student's knowledge) with this Moon Landing Quiz.
If you could visit the moon, what would you do there?