3D Activities (Beta)
Interactive 3D scenes your students can rotate by dragging and explore by tapping specific parts to learn more — generated directly from a plain-language description. No external 3D software, no modeling, no imported files.
This is one of our newest capabilities, and we’re actively improving it. Results can vary by topic — some scenes come out great on the first try, others take a regeneration or two. We wanted to share it now because even in beta, it’s already doing something no other lesson-authoring tool can: building working 3D models from a sentence, not an imported file.
How it works
Describe it in a sentence
“Build an interactive 3D solar system my 5th graders can rotate and tap to learn the planets.” That’s it — no 3D software, no modeling, no imported files.
TeachSpark builds the scene
A draggable, tappable 3D scene is generated from your description, with info panels for each part students can tap.
Students explore by interacting
They drag to rotate the model and tap specific parts to learn more — no passive video, no static diagram.
Try now
Live and interactive — drag to rotate, tap parts to explore. No login, no email gate.
Solar System Exploration
Human Heart Cross-Section
Electric Motor & Powertrain
EV Motor — Internal Cross-Section
Protein Cross-Section
What’s next
We’re continuing to test and refine 3D generation across more subjects — from anatomy to earth science to biology — and will keep expanding what’s reliably possible.
Want to build your own 3D activity?
Try it free for 14 days, no credit card required. Describe a 3D scene in a sentence and see what TeachSpark builds.