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Fab@School Maker Studio
Maker Studio is an easy-to-use web-based CAD tool that lets students in grades 4-8 imagine, invent and fabricate 2D designs, pop-ups, and 3D projects like geometric constructions and working machines. Maker Studio supports a variety of activities from simple to sophisticated and multiple options for fabrication from hand tools, to inexpensive digital cutters, to 3D printers and laser cutters. |
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Stationery
Studio™
Stationery
Studio is two tools in one – an introductory word
processor and a tool for creating stationery with customized
lines and layouts for handwritten activities. The program includes
226 curriculum-based borders and shapes and ready-made activities
for grades K-5.
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The
Graph Club
The
Graph Club
helps children in grades K-4 learn basic graphing skills in a
motivating, manipulative environment. Children create graphs,
interpret graphs, complete graphing activities,solve mysteries,
and print graphs in three sizes. |
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Neighborhood
MapMachine
Neighborhood
MapMachine helps children in grades K-5 learn basic mapping
skills in a meaningful environment, creating maps of their own
communities or those about which they read or study. Children
travel around maps onscreen and print maps in 4 sizes from single
page to 6x6 pages. |
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Community
Construction Kit
Community
Construction Kit lets you design buildings using authentic
architectural elements, then print the flat pattern, cut, fold
and paste to create 3D models. Includes 4 building sets - Medieval,
Native American, Colonial and Today. Grades 1-6. |
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Diorama
Designer
Diorama
Designer lets you use authentic architectural elements to
create interiors of homes and buildings from around the world
and throughout history. Designs can be printed as dioramas or
posters in three sizes, including a diorama that fits inside a
shoe box.
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Let's
Get Writing
Let's
Get Writing
is an easy-to-read book of tips for supporting young writers and
creative ideas and lessons for making the most of Stationery
Studio. Illustrated by Peter
H. Reynolds. |
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