CVMS students use Tinkercad to create their own unique bookmarks

It takes practice, but students in Julie Facciolla’s STEAM class at Circleville Middle School were able to move their elements, change color of objects, rotate them and ultimately create their own customized bookmarks using Tinkercad, an app for 3D design, electronics and coding.

A classroom from the back with a large screen overhead. Students are sitting at desks and a woman is at the front talking.

Ms. Facciolla demonstrated for her students how to manipulate their design using the program, with precision and creativity.

A group of four middle school students smile and hold their bookmarks they made.

When they had finished their design, Ms. Facciolla printed their customized bookmarks on the 3D printer. Amazing how creative and tech savvy these students are!

Ten bookmarks sit on a table. They are all different, different colors and designs, made by students and 3D printed.

A middle-school boy with short dark hair smiles. He is wearing a gray sweatshirt and holding a purple bookmark he made.

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CVMS students use Tinkercad to create their own unique bookmarks