Eighty-one models the class can spin, zoom and pull apart on the big screen — a beating heart, a human skeleton, the solar system, a T-Rex, a Roman artefact. Pick one, put it full-screen, and let the children direct where it turns.
Human Body — heart, lungs, brain, skeleton, skull, DNA, animal cell. Space — the planets and the solar system. Prehistory — dinosaurs and a woolly mammoth. Plus Science, Animals, History and Geography. Every model is labelled with a key stage, so you can see at a glance whether it fits your class.
What 3D models are included?
81 models across seven groups — Human Body, Science, Animals, History, Space, Prehistory and Geography — including the heart, skeleton, lungs, brain, DNA, the solar system, dinosaurs and historical artefacts.
Do I need to install anything?
No — it all runs in the browser, so it works on a school whiteboard, a laptop or a tablet with nothing to download.
Can the children move the models themselves?
Yes — every model spins, zooms and can be seen from any angle, from the front of the class or by a child on a device.
Is 3D Explorer free?
Yes — completely. It uses no tokens at all. Sign in with a free Sage Teachers account and every model is open.
Looking at the world instead of the body? Try Earth Explorer. Want the class to label what they have seen? Map Printer prints blank outline maps.