Our lower school science lab is filled with fun and creative STEM projects on a daily basis. Our students love to create and build to show their creativity and learning potential. The goal for this grant is to provide students with access to 3D printing technology in order to develop their practical design and life skills such as critical thinking, problem solving, creativity, innovation, and perseverance.

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echo "Hello World!" - We Can Explore More in 3D!

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School:
Seacrest Country Day School - Lower School 
Subject:
Science 
Teacher:
Jennifer Huy 
 
Jennifer Paxton 
Students Impacted:
150 
Grade:
Pre K - 5 
Date:
August 15, 2024

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Only $1,928.00 Needed

 

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Goal

Our lower school science lab is filled with fun and creative STEM projects on a daily basis. Our students love to create and build to show their creativity and learning potential. The goal for this grant is to provide students with access to 3D printing technology in order to develop their practical design and life skills such as critical thinking, problem solving, creativity, innovation, and perseverance. 

 

Category

Electronics - Personal computers/tablets/iPads, headphones, charging cables, computer mice, etc. 

 

What will be done with my students

A 3D printer in the school’s science classroom will allow students to create physical models of more complex concepts. This in turn will help them better understand and visualize projects that may seem out of reach. For example, instead of using clay to model an animal and its habitat by hand, a student could design and print a model of their animal to enhance their presentation. 3D printing being a newer and exciting technology will also promote student engagement in my classroom. 

 

Benefits to my students

Having a 3D printer readily available for my students increases their interest and engagement across the curriculum. It will also add value to our STEM activities by stimulating curiosity and imagination. At our school, we pride ourselves in encouraging explorations, experimentation, and innovations. A 3D printer will help manifest these traits. Students will be able to provide practical applications for mathematics, science, computing, and design technology. In addition, we would use 3D printing as an enrichment activity within the classroom. Our students would learn how to use basic programming skills by using basic commands in a script to help them create their prototype. 3D printing also promotes real world understanding by enabling students to create their own models or prototypes for their STEM projects. 

 

Budget Narrative

The items below will provide my lower school students with everything they need in order to be successful with their 3D printing endeavors.
 

 

Items

# Item Cost
1 Creality K1C 3D Printer, 2024 New Version 600mm/s High-Speed Auto Leveling Clog-Free Robust Direct Extruder K1 Upgrade 3D Printer with AI Camera 300°C Printing Support Carbon Fiber Filaments x2 $1,250.00
2 SUNLU 3D Printer Filament Bundle Blue and Greenx4 $120.00
3 SUNLU 4KG 3D Printer Filament Bundle Black x 2 PLA Matte 1.75mm, Neatly Wound Filament with Matte Finish $100.00
4 SUNLU 4KG 3D Printer Filament Bundle PLA Matte 1.75mm, Neatly Wound Filament with Matte Finish White x3 $150.00
5 Filament Storage Box $50.00
6 3D Printer Cleaning Kit $42.00
7 Removal Tools $16.00
8 Table for Printer x2 $200.00
  Total: $1,928.00

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