Over 40,000+ classrooms worldwide use ClassVR to deliver immersive learning. Discover how they’re teaching with ClassVR and hear some of their success stories below!
SCIENCE & COMPUTING VR CASE STUDY: Polar Exploration (Age 9-11)
"We start every topic with a ‘sparkling start’ to engage the children; for our ‘Explorers’ topic, we used the ClassVR headsets to look at different environments to immerse the children...
ENGLISH VR CASE STUDY: Comprehension Skills (Student Age 9-11)
"A key focus within our school is to ensure children are given the right tools to become successful readers and are able to fully comprehend high-level texts independently." "Inference was...
EARLY YEARS VR CASE STUDY: Early Communication (Student Age 3-4)
"This lesson took place in a nursery class of 23 children aged three to four; there is a high proportion of English as an additional language and bilingual pupils." "Our...
EARLY YEARS VR CASE STUDY: Cave Exploration (Student Age 5-6)
"Our students first practiced using the VR headsets to explore hot air balloons. This was sparked after reading the story “Not a Box”. After heavily investigating what a hot air...
SCIENCE VR CASE STUDY: Animals & Their Adaptations (Student Age 6-7)
"This lesson works really well as part of a sequence where students have already begun to think about animals they’re familiar with from their own environment, in small habitats nearby...
GEOGRAPHY VR CASE STUDY: Natural Disaster Strikes! (Student Age 7-11)
"This lesson works really well as part of a sequence where students are exploring what causes different disasters around the world; it enables teachers to expand their pupils’ geographical vocabulary...
MATHEMATICS VR CASE STUDY: Creating 3D Shapes (Student Age 9-10)
"Before I started working for Avantis I was a Year Five teacher for three years and I was always looking for new ways to embed computing across the curriculum. One...
GEOGRAPHY VR CASE STUDY: Under the Sea (Student Age 6-7)
"The children had completed a series of lessons on The Snail and the Whale by Julia Donaldson and had been focussing on using imaginative adjectives to describe a scene." "Part...
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