Space for Schools: Oklahoma
Oklahoma's space codes, from 1.ESS1.1 to high school Earth Science and Physics, each linked to its free lesson page with live tools and worksheets.
Last updated . Curriculum links last reviewed November 2026.
What Oklahoma uses
Checked November 2026The Oklahoma Academic Standards for Science, the 2026 edition, taught from the 2026-27 school year. Oklahoma keeps the national pattern but writes the codes with dots and a grade or course prefix: 5.ESS1.1 is 5-ESS1-1, and high school Earth Science uses ES.ESS1.4.
How to use this page
Find your code in the tables below. The lesson page has a lesson sequence, common misconceptions and questions with answers; the live tools and the worksheet open straight from the same row.
Grade 1
Sky patterns| Code | What students do | Lesson page | Live tools and worksheet |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.ESS1.1 | Sun, Moon and star patterns | 1-ESS1-1 | Moon globe, Moonrise Tonight, What's that light in the sky? Moon diary |
| 1.ESS1.2 | Daylight and the time of year | 1-ESS1-2 | Live ISS tracker, ISS Visible Tonight |
Grade 5
Sun, stars and gravity| Code | What students do | Lesson page | Live tools and worksheet |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5.PS2.1 | Earth's downward pull | 5-PS2-1 | Worlds, Re-entry tracker, Live ISS tracker Weight on other worlds |
| 5.ESS1.1 | How bright stars look, and why | 5-ESS1-1 | The Sun in 3D, Deep Space: light-time, What's that light in the sky? |
| 5.ESS1.2 | Daily shadows and seasonal stars | 5-ESS1-2 | Live ISS tracker, What's that light in the sky? How many sunrises do astronauts see? |
Grade 8
The solar system| Code | What students do | Lesson page | Live tools and worksheet |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8.PS2.4 | Gravity and mass | MS-PS2-4 | Worlds, Moon globe, Deep Space Weight on other worlds |
| 8.ESS1.1 | Phases, eclipses and seasons | MS-ESS1-1 | Moon globe, Eclipse tracker, Live ISS tracker Moon diary |
| 8.ESS1.2 | What holds the solar system together | MS-ESS1-2 | Deep Space, Live Globe, Near-Earth objects |
| 8.ESS1.3 | The scale of the solar system | MS-ESS1-3 | Deep Space: light-time, Worlds, Mars globe Voyager 1 light-time |
High school
Earth Science, Physics| Code | What students do | Lesson page | Live tools and worksheet |
|---|---|---|---|
| ES.ESS1.1 | The Sun's life and its fusion | HS-ESS1-1 | The Sun in 3D, Aurora forecast, Space telescopes |
| ES.ESS1.2 | An expanding universe | HS-ESS1-2 | Space telescopes, JWST tracker, Hubble tracker |
| ES.ESS1.3 | Elements made in stars | HS-ESS1-3 | Space telescopes, The Sun in 3D, JWST tracker |
| ES.ESS1.4 | Predicting orbits | HS-ESS1-4 | Satellite directory, Types of orbits, Live ISS tracker Kepler's third law |
| ES.ESS1.6 | Clues to early Earth from space rocks | HS-ESS1-6 | Near-Earth objects, Moon globe, Meteor tracker |
| PH.PS2.4 | Newton's gravitation law | HS-PS2-4 | Worlds, Satellite directory, Live ISS tracker Weight on other worlds |
About these codes
These are our suggestions for where each tool fits. Always preview a page before using it with a class: some tools show ads, these school pages do not.
Codes: Oklahoma Academic Standards for Science (Oklahoma State Department of Education). Activities and lesson pages are our own words. Orbital Radar is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Oklahoma State Department of Education.
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