Eighth grade Art Tech students designed cross pendants with the Tinkercad computer-aided design app. Shown below are 3D prints of some of their work, which can be worn on a string or thin chain.
Some sixth graders are making 3D-printable Tinkercad models of Mesoamerican pyramids for a project in Mr. Melton's Social Studies class. Mr. Bell is assisting with technical instruction. The pyramid shown here (as both a Tinkercad design and 3D print) by Landon Leitz was inspired by the Toltec-Mayan pyramid, El Castillo, which is located in the Chichen Itza Mayan ruins of Mexico's Yucatan peninsula.
Some sixth graders are making 3D-printable Tinkercad models of Mesoamerican pyramids for a project in Mr. Melton's Social Studies class. Mr. Bell is assisting with technical instruction. The pyramid shown here (as both a Tinkercad design and 3D print) by Landon Leitz was inspired by the Toltec-Mayan pyramid, El Castillo, which is located in the Chichen Itza Mayan ruins of Mexico's Yucatan peninsula.
 Thomas Stroud  Jedrek Gribble  Daniel Merino  Landon Leitz, CAD |  Abby Flowers  Stelling Harris  Anna Phillips  Landon Leitz, 3D Print |
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