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Our lesson plans are made by teachers, for teachers. Each lesson aligns with educational standards such as Common Core, NGSS, CSTA, and ISTE standards.
Students will research and study the Platonic solids, then pick 3 platonic solids to construct a snowman with the 3Doodler Create+ pen. Student groups will give a presentation on the solids they chose and share their snowman creations.
Students will work in pairs to create 2 different bubble wands for frozen bubbles. They will hypothesize the outcome of their bubbles and measure the diameters. They will make observations regarding the general shape of their frozen bubbles.
Learners will plan and create a two dimensional bubble wand using this sheet. They will test their wand to see the shape, size and number of the bubbles that come out. They will then create a three dimensional shaped bubble wand and see if that changes the bubble sizes and quantities.
Learners will use their knowledge of landforms to create a paper map with a compass rose and key. The map will include at least one 3D landform, made with the 3Doodler pen.
Learners will plan and create a meaningful symbol to represent the Wisconsin-native First Nation group that they researched. They will showcase this symbol as part of their presentation and gallery walk.
In this activity, students will work with partners to review genetic vocabulary. Individual students will Doodle a 3-leaf or a 4-leaf clover based on their review game score.
For this STEAM based lesson, students will work individually or with a partner. They will use 3Doodler pens to iteratively develop a chair design using criteria and constraints.
Our tutorials are made just for you. Follow our simple how-to’s to Doodle decor, jewelry, faux flowers, or useful accessories like coin purses and travel tags.
Celebrate Dr. Seuss and all of the whimsical fun he had with storytelling by creating unique, three-dimensional hairstyles for Thing One and Thing Two with this easy to follow stencil!
With the 3Doodler App, you can use your device as a canvas. Forget Doodling with your phone, we’re talking about Doodling on your phone. Literally! Learn More
Use this stencil to Doodle your own cartoon character for a flipbook. Check out the tutorial associated with this stencil here.
Use this stencil to Doodle your own superhero mask. Check out the tutorial associated with this stencil here.
Who doesn’t love to create DIY wearables? Now you can create your own special unicorn alicorn with this template, and then attach it to a plastic headband of your choosing for the final look! What will your unicorn horn look like? Check out this tutorial to see how we created ours– and don’t forget to share your project on social media and tag us: @3Doodler #3Doodler #WhatWillYouCreate
Decorate your planters with 3D Doodles using these spring stencils.
Here are three template stencils to our favorite RBG collars that you can print out and Doodle to create your very own jabot.If you get stuck at any point, head on over to our tutorial that walks you through Doodling one of these 3 collars.
We want to see what your collar look like! Don’t forget to share your own RBG-inspired designs with us on social media: @3Doodler #3Doodler #WhatWillYouCreate
No matter your age or stage in life, everyone has a memory associated with Dr. Seuss. Start by downloading this Free Stencil. Then pick up your 3Doodler Start pen and start Doodling! Embrace your inner child as you create three-dimensional hairstyles for Thing One and Thing Two!
Looking for an engineering design challenge? Doodle a Power Transmission Tower with this stencil. This is a great STEM activity for at-home or in school hands-on learning.
Celebrate the Lunar New Year by creating your very own Ox.
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