INSPIRE with zSpace by Lauren Stiles

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Science Applications

Chemical Reactions/Formulas

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How to incorporate discovery lessons for students.

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I know they are engaing and that it was great for anatomy

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Aqueous Solutions/ Chemical formulas review

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I know how to search for lessons and how to help others use ZSpace.

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They are very engaging

What would you say are the most beneficial lessons? Or what lessons would teachers say they felt the best about?

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Enrichment lessons

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aqueous solutions

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Elements

Physical and Chemical changes

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Aqueous Solutions

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christopher_he1 — 2024-02-07 22:38:54 UTC

Chemistry: signs of a chemical reaction

It can be beneficial to understanding hard to visualize concepts

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Properties of matter. Homogeneous heterogeneous mixtures. Thermal transfer from one state of matter to another

chemistry 7th and 8th

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We are going to begin solutes, solvents and solutions. Plus concentrations and dilutions.

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How to use this in a 45 min lesson

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Aqueous Solutions

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Chemical reactions and equations

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With trepidation at first

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HOw to use this in a 45 minute lesson with limited devices

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how to use it LD kids

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chemical reactions/ formulas

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Students love using ZSpace for the most part. Some students complain about 3D mode and I have to help them change to 2D.

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students get excited about using it but just want to play.

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I know how to look at the main lessons that pop up

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Chemical Equations and Astronomy soon after

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Force and motion

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Solutions and mixtures

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visual exploration

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6th Grade Lesson:

lauren_stiles — 2024-02-07 23:08:48 UTC

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WnLKnm734PnNVn9ajYB8DUycgx1JIhPKHgqUYmAFTiA/edit?usp=sharing

7th Grade Lesson:

lauren_stiles — 2024-02-07 23:09:19 UTC

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AglsUZ6PDL3NscMQKCALNt7sTcbF-JRgEJWpfjA3t8U/edit?usp=sharing

8th Grade Lesson

lauren_stiles — 2024-02-07 23:09:37 UTC

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Vmhvhob9n5VhqfyREe4z4PK-VhSP3xplCBNuAGB5AX0/edit?usp=sharing

6th and 7th grade lessons seem like a lot of work setting up for something I could have shown a you tube video for.

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Having the students see the actual parts of the earth and its layers will help make it real to them.

I think they would be excited for something new, but some would also be confused with it

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the stylus is difficult to operate, it gets frustrating when trying to place the item or text box in the appropriate locations

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Students will enjoy manipulating the VR molecules. They will get a better idea of chemical structure and what a chemical formula actually means.

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christopher_he1 — 2024-02-07 23:26:03 UTC

Students will complete the assignment with little issue. Doesn't seem to complicated.

I think most will be curious

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7th grade lesson was quick and easy. This allows more kids to "cycle through" a few devices quickly instead of having to set up the whole classroom. This could be incorporated into stations in the classroom.

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I like it, I get to explore

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I think students would love it

christopher_he1 — 2024-02-07 23:26:57 UTC

Pretty simplified. Appropriate for an intro lesson for sure ^^

7th grade

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a great way to review elements and compounds

The 3D models of compounds would really help the students see the building of molecules from atoms.

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I like that it was short enough for students to complete. Early finishers could be challenged to find a different molecule to determine the chemical formula.

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It was cool to see the molecules and manipulate them, but its a lot of set up for that

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christopher_he1 — 2024-02-07 23:27:38 UTC

Relevant clips from Antman in the Quantum Realm ^^

Students actually see the atoms in the molecules.

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I could see it as station activity to a lesson

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Real time explorations with real time explanations

Give them time to explore and show how this can be done in the world around them.

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Can students build their own molecules?

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Students could respond by seeing hard to visualize concepts better. I do worry about them playing with the color and clip art model things

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I found it to be interesting as a way to better see a Bohr model

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You could assign some virtual labs

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zSpace Lessons

nfinelli2 — 2024-02-07 23:51:05 UTC

MS Science: zSpace Information Sheet

lauren_stiles — 2024-02-07 23:57:24 UTC

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Hc4WIRkAToRFWehU5Lr-8Xaw12IpwLB5MfqIoljzkMg/edit?usp=sharing