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.
Let your holiday spirit shine bright with a winter-white village display. Create a single home for your mantel or make an entire tabletop neighborhood.
Make stylish accessories for Barbie or other dolls with a 3Doodler 3D pen. A purse, necklace or headband are easy to create with a few simple steps. Choose bright colors and consider adding details to make your doll's fashion accessories unique!
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
Let your holiday spirit shine bright with a winter-white village display. Create a single home for your mantel or make an entire tabletop neighborhood.
The simple joy of creating and playing with a mini maze offers a refreshingly fun activity! Crafting a maze is an exercise in creativity and problem-solving, challenging your mind to design a path that’s both intriguing and solvable.
Let your imagination run wild with each twist and turn as you navigate the intricate network you’ve created. Figuring out the correct route is like solving a puzzle.
Use our stencil to create a simple maze with a clear path, or dream up your own intricate designs with hidden corners and secret passages!
Celebrate International Day of the Girl with handmade decals that you can use as pins, magnets, or bookmarks. These decals are perfect for girls to express themselves and encourage each other to reach for the stars. Trace the decals and add a DIY paper clip to use them in on a book or notebook. Pick your colors and begin creating designs that inspire you!
Time to create your own comic strip in 3D! Take inspiration from comic books you’ve read and enjoyed. Develop your characters and a storyline. Sketch drawings to illustrate elements of your story. Trace your drawings with your 3Doodler 3D pen. Write the script using short sentences. Use our comic strip stencil to incorporate all your ideas on one page. Creating a comic strip takes time and practice, but you’ll be well on your way with these tips and stencil!
Make your own pencil case with a 3D pen! Use this handy stencil to design a custom box to organize all your writing materials. Choose your favorite colors and add unique details to make it your own.
Tetris, created by Alexey Pajitnov in 1985, is considered one of the most widely played video games ever. The name Tetris came about by combining the word tetra, meaning four, and tennis, Alexey’s favorite sport. Now it’s time to design a 3D version with 3Doodler!
Make stylish accessories for Barbie or other dolls with a 3Doodler 3D pen. A purse, necklace or headband are easy to create with a few simple steps. Choose bright colors and consider adding details to make your doll’s fashion accessories unique!
Design fresh fruit shoe charms! Create a lemon slice, strawberry, watermelon, grapes, or an avocado using the 3Doodler stencil and your 3D pen. Use these charms on clogs, shoes, and more. Find more inspiration and create new versions to reflect your personal style!
