3-D
Grades 2-8
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How do we see depth in a
flat object? Students will discover the technology behind different
3-D
glasses and learn how scientists use this technology in their
experiments at BNL.
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BNL Science Link: Coming
soon
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Vocabulary
depth perception, anaglyph, chromadepth,
stereoscopic, superimposed
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Lesson Objectives
1) Observe that humans see
depth because our eyes are located about 2.5 inches apart.
2) Observe that our brain can
combine two images and interpret them as one, allowing us to see depth.
3) Discover the methods used
in 3-D viewing to “trick” our brain into seeing depth in flat pictures.
4) Observe several images
using three different methods of 3-D technology.
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National Science Education Standards
Content Standard A- Science as Inquiry
Content Standard C- Life Sciences
Content Standard E- Science and
Technology
New York State Learning Standards
Math, Science, & Technology Standards 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, & 6
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Last Modified: August 14, 2009
Please forward all questions about this site to:
Sarah Maine
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