The Museum offers a growing number of classroom units and activities relating to transportation and technology. These curriculum units are available on loan. They incorporate social studies, history, physics and math, and are ready to be put to use by teachers. To request a loan, e-mail the Museum's Education Department. Please be sure to specify which units you are interested in, and please be sure to check back here often for updates to our library! Curriculum Units
				FAA Library: A large collection of activities and thematic units, for use in grades K-12. Subjects vary from science activities to career preparation and opportunities. More than 17 units in all. World in Motion: Developed by the Society of Automotive Engineers, this exciting unit allows 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students the opportunity to experience the everyday applications automotive engineers make of math and science, with projects that are both fun and educational. Transportation and the Environment: Designed by the National 4-H Council, this unit studies the effects our choices in transportation have on the environment, and is comprised of five individual units for ease of use. For grades 9-12. Active Physics-Transportation: Developed by the American Assoc. of Physics Teachers and the American Institute of Physics, this textbook and Teacher's Edition unit explores High School physics in a fun and entertaining manner through a discussion of the science of everyday travel.
			Lang Library and Education Center The Museum makes parts of its collection of historical texts available for loan. These materials are identifiable though the Museum'sElectronic Card Catalog, available, by appointment, at the Museum. Visit The Lang Library and Education Center for more information on the Museum's study and research materials.
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