ScienceEcosystems
Food web room
Use arrows, labels, and drawings to show producers, consumers, decomposers, and energy flow.
Paper-first VR examples
SketchSplat VR is built for quick classroom play: students sketch a room, photograph the page, and explore the result in the browser.
These examples show how a flat worksheet can become a space for explanation, modeling, storytelling, and review.
MakeDraw one clear idea per wall, ceiling, or floor.
CapturePhotograph the page and crop to the outside border.
ExploreUpload, rotate, zoom, and view the room full screen.
RemixRevise labels, redraw panels, and try another concept.
ScienceEarth science
Rock cycle cave
Turn a process into a room by placing each change, force, or rock type on a different surface.
ScienceSpace
Earth, Moon, and Sun
Model orbit, rotation, light, shadow, seasons, phases, or vocabulary in a visual room.
Social studiesGeography
Texas regions
Compare regions, landforms, cities, natural resources, climate, and human features.
Social studiesHistory
Timeline museum
Create a walkable museum where each panel explains a date, person, cause, or impact.
Social studiesEconomics
Goods and services market
Show producers, consumers, wants, needs, goods, services, and market choices in one scene.
Try the workflow
Print the student template, sketch one room idea, then upload it into SketchSplat VR. The first version should be simple: large drawings, short labels, and one clear idea per panel.
