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My husband was a teacher for 32 years in Joplin, Missouri and created a website over 15 years to document his classes, his adventures, and research. He has many posts about things related to space exploration. These posts have been recreated from his website, I strongly encourage you to take some time and browse his website. 5-16-2026NASA's Apollo program was hot when I was in elementary school. In fact, one of the first memories I have is watching the moon landing on a black-and-white TV in 1969 when I was not yet four years old. At that time, I also watched Sesame Street and a companion show called Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood. I don't remember a lot of specifics from the show, but it certainly left an endearing impression on me. My wife probably doesn't remember as much about Fred Rogers as I do, since she is younger, but she does have a tremendous interest in the space program, and especially, the Apollo missions. Here is where we merge the two: Astronaut Al Worden (the namesake of the Endeavour Scholarship, the special Space Camp program my wife will attend in July as a teacher) made a handful of appearances on Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood. Below are some short scenes as he represented the program on Mr. Rogers' show in the 1970s.
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