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And allow students to prototype

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3d models showing how conic sections are derived from an actual cone

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Make 'Faux-popular' item to represent culture like a Pet Rock)

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Could make a really awkward and embarrassing hallway/b-room pass.

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Make awards for competitions

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For Calculus: maybe build models of function graphs and their integrals/derivatives... 

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For Calculus: maybe build models of function graphs and their integrals/derivatives... 

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Make models of crystals, molecules.

Models to show rearrangement of atoms during chemical reactions, bonding.

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I have had students create a visual that connects to an important theme or a symbol in a book- so they could design a 3D sculpture or some kind of visual and have them create the visual using the 3D printer or laser cutter. This could be a project that could connect with art as well.

-- design speaking sticks for class discussion

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Could make each side of a cube a Thinking like a historian skill and have kids "roll the dice" for an assigned document.

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Labels for areas of importance in classroom

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We could use the 3D printer to make knucklebones- Roman dice, small scale Roman temples or sculptures, jewelry. I'm also tempted to have the students use the laser printer to create their own death mask

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Mummy portraits: A visual record of changing fashions in Roman Egypt | Christie's

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Hauntingly lifelike, these portraits were positioned over the heads of mummies and wrapped in place. Two are offered in Christie's 25 October sale

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Signage for the library sections

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I teach some material science and could have my students try to make something with various materials and test the properties of the thing after...

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Honestly not sure. Would love a suggestion for Calculus. It would be nice for the students to do something hand's on. 

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Honestly not sure. Would love a suggestion for Calculus. It would be nice for the students to do something hand's on. 

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It would be cool to cut and engrave a bunch of clipboards to use in the classroom for group work

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Teen Tech Week workshops!