Matt Ebel

Broken hydraulic lift cylinder on chair (chair keeps sinking). $300 problem —> 2 minute design —> 2 hour print —> $1 solution. This will be tomorrow’s STEM problem and example with my class! #stem #stemeducation #3dprinting

One last show before school starts tomorrow! Had a blast at Centennial Hall’s collectible expo yesterday. Good luck to all my fellow Canadian teachers that start back tomorrow!

Had a blast at the Zurich Beanfest last weekend! Got to meet a lot of awesome people.

@rchids A little rain but went great overall! Thanks Rolland

@The3Dclassroom Fantastic! How was the show?

Did my first craft show today and even got a visit from one of my girls!

Ran a STEM camp at my school this werk! A lot of fun. @tinkercad and 3D printing, Minecraft, solar ovens, trebuchets, and a lot more! #3Dprinting #stem #STEMeducation

@WeSeeWhatHappen @Creality3dP @Elegoo_Official @BambulabGlobal @Eryone_official @gratkit My best player!

@The3Dclassroom @Creality3dP @Elegoo_Official @BambulabGlobal @Eryone_official @gratkit it print alek rod?

My new 3D printing setup! Still want to add a few things aesthetically, but very happy with it overall. Printers: @Creality3dP @Elegoo_Official @BambulabGlobal Filaments: @Eryone_official @gratkit #3dprinting #3dprints #3dprinter #stem #stemeducation #filament #organization

In the summer, I make things for the teachers too! #3Dprinting #3dprints #wineholder

Finally got around to making a Linktree. Please feel free to check out/follow some of my other socials! linktr.ee/3dclassroom

@MrCortezRobotic Haha that’s awesome! Could you PM me some more info on that robot soccer?!

@The3Dclassroom 2 come to mind. Keep in mind my school is 99% Hispanic. But my kids love robot Soccer! They go crazy with it. The other is we program our robot to do the Mexican line dance Payaso Dorado and learn about loops.

STEM Teachers…what is your favourite & most engaging STEM lesson that you have taught? Teaching 3 STEM classes next year and wanting to add some new ideas!

@j6panus For sure. More so building projects I meant. Grade 7 and 8!

@The3Dclassroom I don’t think about “teaching a STEM lesson” (I’ve been a STEM teacher almost 30 years). I think about what problem I will challenge my students to solve. What ages/grades are you teaching? 😎

@helloimnotaduck @korytellers We’re all about space in my class too!

@kellyanne1905 @korytellers Great idea

@The3Dclassroom @korytellers 3rd graders designed and constructed cat toys for faculty pets, using a variety of materials like cardboard, string, feathers. Lots of fun and learning, too!

@jeremyajorg Thanks! Will check them all out!

@MrJohnsonTech Great idea yea! Contests always the best!

@The3Dclassroom A simple one is having the students design paper towers out of a single sheet of paper. Has to be free standing and highest tower wins! Easy, cheap, and highly engaging. Great engineering lesson!

@ClassKicker Awesome thanks Bryan!

@The3Dclassroom Game design with sphero minis. 3 weeks. Kids do 100% of the design, rules, explaining, iterating, marketing. We had race games, tag games, soccer games, infection etc. all with student feedback.

@XenoSynthesis Amazing

@The3Dclassroom I taught a freshman class how to program an autonomous delivery drone using Scratch and a 3D printed cargo basket.

@jmiles61 Awesome thanks a bunch!

@The3Dclassroom If you can find this book there are so many activities. My favorite is the mini metric Olympics.

3D printed a new hose holder for the garage! About $3 in filament and works perfectly. #3Dprinting #STEM #STEMeducation