Learning in 3D
Curious about 3D printing, but not sure why/how to get started? This session will share from a beginner's perspective how 3D printing can impact learning in K - 8 classrooms. Learn about real examples of motivating lessons from our classroom, including projects that connect 3D design with creative writing. Resources, apps, and hints from our first year using a 3D printer will be shared.
1. NO MORE FLAT STANLEY:
Learning in 3D
Karen Bosch
PreK - 8 Technology Instruction
Southfield Christian School
Southfield, Michigan
tinyurl.com/3Dteaching
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20. Life Logos
• Digital Citizenship
• Create a keychain “Brand”
related to Digital Footprint
• Download .stl file
21. Life Logo
Digital Poster
• Created with free Pic
Collage Kids app
• Photo of keychain
• Written explanation of
their logo
Link to Lesson
and Resources
23. 3D Stanley Project
• Easy to Design
• Generates link to
website with print
download
• Slow to Print - 6
hours!
• Students love
these!!!
• Amazing
springboard to
creative writing!
33. Morphi App
• Free and paid versions
• Also a desktop version
for Mac
• Build with shapes, letters
• Turn drawings/photos
into 3D!!
• Email .stl file for printing
3D Design
39. • Story backgrounds
using KidPix on our
computers
• Combining
characters,
backgrounds, story
text, and audio using
Book Creator app
Collaborative eBook
40. • iTunes link
• Book Creator online
book publication
eBook
Publication!
41.
42. The Secret Life of
Snowflakes
• 3rd grade
• Step One: create a
“snowflake” using the
free Mandalas app
• Save to camera roll
Project Link
Link to app
43. The Secret Life of
Snowflakes
• Step Two: upload
snowflake photo into
Morphi
• Draw a loop on top
• Convert drawing to 3D
• Email file to teacher
with student name in
subject line
54. Tinkercad
3D Design
• Website
• Free - need login
• Build with shapes,
letters, holes, other
elements
• Can remix other
people’s projects
55. Tinkercad Hints
• Can use as Chrome app
or in other browser
• Used one generic Google
account to login everyone
• Created “project” file for
each student (limit of 100)
• Save multiple designs in
each project file
• Easy to download student
projects when done
58. Candle Holder
Project Details
• 5th graders
• Two to three weeks to
complete designs
• About 2 hours to print
each one
• Cost: about $1.50 each
59. Tinkercad Tutorials
• Teacher created tutorials
for each step + written
directions
• Student paced learning
• Options for decorating the
base or the side
• Early finishers coached
those who were struggling
60. Workflow Hints
• Use index cards to
keep track of student
projects
• Store projects by class
in copier paper box
lids - can stack
68. • Complex shapes
• Download shapes as .stl
• Print as is - pencil
holders, vases
• Import into Tinkercad to
remix
Project
Shapeshifter
69.
70. Container
Challenge
How can I plan and create a 3D design
to meet a specific need?
Container = a useful product that can
hold something.
using 5 step
Design Process
91. No More Flat Stanley: Learning in
3D by Karen Bosch
Karen Bosch
kbosch@southfieldchristian.org
tinyurl.com/ipadcreate
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