[familylovermommy] has been homeschooling her kids even before the pandemic, so she’s pretty well-versed on being a learning coach and a teacher. One of the activities she designed for her boys has them creating 3D models using Tinkercad. In the spirit of openness and cultivating freethinking, she did not give them very many constraints. But rather, gave them the liberty to creatively design whatever scene they imagined.
In the Instructable, she shares her sons’ designs along with instructions to recreate the models. The designs as you’ll see are pretty extensive, so she embedded the Tinkercad designs directly into it. You can even see a number of video showcases as well.
This is a really cool showcase of some pretty stellar workmanship. Also, maybe a bit of inspiration for some of our readers who are creating work from home activities of their own.
While you’re at it, check out some of these other work-from-home hacks.
That’s a short runway!
B^)
Lol. That’s a fair point. It looks like they have a bit more work to do :)
Just need them to figure out VTOL.
Son: “Mom can we please get Minecraft?”
Mom: “We have minecraft at home”
At home: TinkerCad
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Thats pretty impressive considering how awful Thinkercad is..
I think this deserves all the attention, now schools are becoming more and more online, it seems to me a pretty good idea because many problems would be solved if students and schoolchildren would do this from home.
I think this deserves all the attention, now schools are becoming more and more online, it seems to me a pretty good idea because many problems would be solved if students and schoolchildren would do this from home, moreover, I read here https://phdessay.com/free-essays-on/climate-change/ about the essays and papers about climate change that led to various problems that appeared lately (various cataclysms), we should long ago implement something new in the educational system and so it would be very good. For me safety comes first and this can only offer me online learning. I can’t wait to enroll in this school.