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Teacher resources
- Tomatosphere Project Overview
- NEW Seed Treatment for 2013
- NEWRecording and Reporting Results 2013
- NEW Priming
- Tips 'n' Tricks
- 2013 Teachers' Guide
- PDF Resources [Printable charts from the Teachers' Guide]
- Four Optional Units
- Tomatosphere Supplies
- Growing Spheres
- Seed Starting Guidelines
- Heinz Tomato Breeding Program
- Tomatoes in Space [Video]
- International Space Station
- Exploring Mars
- Mars Environment
- Biological Life Support Systems
- CSA Teacher Resources
Student resources
- Student activities in the Teacher's Guide
- Student Research Projects
- International Space Station (ISS)
- Greenhouses for Mars [From NASA Website]
Media room
- Project Leaders and Contact Persons
- Astronauts and Recent Missions
- Alouette Award
- Tomatoes in Space [Video]
- Project Images
- Exploring Mars
- Tomato Seeds in Space Images
- Food on Mars [CBC International Audio Clip]
Tips 'n' Tricks
- Tips 'n' Tricks Home
- Before you begin the Tomatosphere experiment
- Conducting the Tomatosphere experiment
- The Tomato Seeds
- Germination
- Recording and reporting your results
- Keeping parents/guardians informed
- Inviting the media
- Transplanting
- Hints from your colleagues
- Terminology
- NEW Letter Accompanying Seeds
Teachers' Guide
- Please read me first
- Grades 2-4
- Grades 5-7
- Grades 8-10
- Background information for teachers
- Principal investigation
Frequently asked questions
International Space Station
Tomatosphere is sponsored by the Canadian Space Agency, Heinz Canada Ltd, HeinzSeed, Stokes Seeds and the University of Guelph.
