Description
Students are incredibly curious and sometimes the questions they have can only be answered through authentic experiences.
Visiting places like museums, zoos, aquariums, and other field trip locations are great for field trips. Field trips can be difficult to arrange due to price, distance, or convenience. Roadblocks like these makes it difficult for students to obtain first hand experience and knowledge of people, places, and events.
Instead of not providing those experiences, they can be replicated in the classroom through Augmented and Virtual Reality. Before students become fully immersed in AR or VR, they should know the difference between the two and how they are beneficial to learning.
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Included
AFTER downloading this resource you’ll get:
⭐ Standards Based lesson that outlines, step – by – step how to teach students about ARVR. Standards are listed below.
⭐ Interactive poster to teach the difference between Augmented and Virtual Reality. Hang it on the wall to help remind students of key characteristics.
⭐ Note Taking sheets for students to record what they learned about Augmented and Virtual Reality.
⭐ 2 Word Wall cards that define Augmented Reality & Virtual Reality
⭐ ARVR Vocabulary Foldable for students to demonstrate what they learned and understood.
⭐ Note taking sheets that students can use when they research through ARVR.
🖥️ Note-Taking Sheets that can be used with Google Slides™
Standards
This activity addresses the following standards:
AASL:
- Organizing information by priority, topic, or other systematic scheme.
CCSS:
- Integrate and evaluate content presented in diverse media and formats, including visually and quantitatively, as well as in words.
ALSO ADDRESSES ISTE STANDARDS
Reviews
TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐ Cheyenne T. says, “The t-charts were very helpful in getting student to compare augmented reality to virtual reality. The vocabulary was also grade appropriate which was great.”