A free Meta Quest VR experience that brings December 7, 1941 into your classroom. For grades 6–8. Built by a student, for students.
Every school that registers is counted here. This is the live record of how far this program has reached.
If your school already has Meta Quest headsets, you're ready. Register first to unlock everything — then download the experience and teach.
Takes two minutes. You'll get instant access to all curriculum materials and your school joins the national tracker.
Search "Harrison's Heroes Pearl Harbor" on the Meta Quest store. Free download for educators.
Lesson plan, student journals, testimony cards, discussion prompts, and standards alignment — all print-ready, all free.
After your first session, refer a colleague. One school becomes fifty. That's how this grows.
Free. Two minutes. You'll get instant access to every curriculum material and your school will be added to the national tracker.
All materials are free. Register your school to unlock instant downloads. Everything is print-ready — no subscriptions, no follow-up required.
Complete 90-minute facilitation guide with phase-by-phase instructions, discussion scripts, and grade-level differentiation.
Available August 74-part reflection booklet students complete through the entire lesson. Pre/post prompts, guiding questions, and the "My Question" card.
Available August 7Three levels of questioning: recall, analysis, and connection. Designed to move students from emotional reaction to historical thinking.
Available August 7Pearl Harbor base layout, Pacific theater overview, and December 7 timeline. One per student for Phase 1.
Available August 7Sailor, nurse, officer, civilian. Students read these while waiting for the headset. Each card ends with a reflection prompt.
Available August 7Maps the program to National Council for Social Studies (NCSS) themes and Common Core State Standards (CCSS) literacy standards RH.6-8 for grades 6, 7, and 8. Accepted in all 50 states. Hand this to your curriculum coordinator.
Available August 7Already taught a session?
A photo. A quote from a student. A moment that surprised you. We'd love to hear it — and may feature it on this page.
Send us a moment →Every teacher who registers and completes their first session earns this badge — a digital credential you can display in your email signature, on your classroom door, on LinkedIn, and on your school profile.
Register + complete your first session
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Harrison Johnson started this at age 8. He raised over $110,000, built a VR experience, and launched it at the Pearl Harbor National Memorial in January 2026. His full story is on his personal site.
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