Description
Warning: This experience may cause motion sickness.
Y’all come get your “green” on in the bayou while learning what LEED, sustainable materials, and “green” construction have to do with rebuilding in post-Hurricane Katrina territory.
Fly through pleasant pastel clouds as you twist and turn, diving through hoops in the sky. You chart your course by soaring through the ring with the correct answer to science questions posed in the clouds.
Know what a garbage gyre is? Find out how this devastating ocean phenomenon is endangering our planet’s marine life AND what you can do to help.
Meet Jambo, a savvy shark who avoids an oil spill in the gulf during his daily adventures. Find out how human activity impacts our aquatic friends and what optimal behaviors would look like.
Sort, crush, press, deliver–tour the inside of a recycling plant and follow materials around at the different stages and in various forms. What exactly does happen once we toss our drink container in the bin?
As always, VictoryVR curriculum is stimulating and fun! Better yet, it’s rooted in the Next Gen Science Standards so it is directly linked with science teachings in today’s classrooms.
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Learn about the benefits of sustainable building practices in New Orleans based on post-Katrina efforts to rebuild parts of the city.
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Like games? Soar through the clouds in our game as you answer questions and search for the answers in the clouds.
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Where do all of the plastic water bottles, straws, and packaging end up? Sadly, much is in our oceans--learn about the effects and solutions.
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Humans and marine life are connected in a variety of ways--find out how we can live in harmony via Jambo’s story.
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Follow the soda pop can on its journey through the recycling plant. See the different process in taking trash and turning it into reusable materials.
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All lessons are based on Next Gen Science Standards.
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All units are related to human sustainability.
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See all of our VictoryVR units spanning 48 units of science.