Loading...3D printing is a way to fabricate three dimensional parts by laying down successive layers of material under computer control.
3D printing has become a popular maker activity. What can you do with it in your learning environment?
3D printing is a way to fabricate three dimensional parts by laying down successive layers of material under computer control.
3D printing has become a popular maker activity. What can you do with it in your learning environment?
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This is a lesson that asks students to create & 3-D print their own conic sections. It's designed as an introduction to conic sections and to help students understand why they are called conic sections.
Encourage another outlet for students to share their writing by creating a digital story using 3D Scribbler Pens and the stop-motion animation video app, iMotion!
Make geometric math learning more meaningful for students by incorporating 3-D Scribbler Pens to create 2-D and 3-D figures.
Upper Elementary students can learn measurement and scaling through the prototyping process of 3D design. Lesson plan: http://missgalang.wordpress.com/maker-lesson/
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