Students in an 11th grade social studies class created a 3D art object affirming their capstone thesis on the effects of war on an individual’s humanity.

Digital fab (3D printer, laser or vinyl cutter) or craft tools
Materials depend on method of fabrication:
3D filament (3D printer)
Material sheets (i.e. vinyl, wood, etc.) (laser/vinyl cutter)
Craft supplies (craft tools)
In a combined Social Studies/ELA block, students studied several major wars, as well as literature set against the backdrop of actual modern wars. Students drew from a variety of resources used throughout the unit, such as All Quiet on the Western Front, daily poetry reading etc.
Students exhibited their work in the library where it will be on display - first to the students during a Humanities block, then to all students throughout the week. During class display block, students alternated between freely observing others’ work and exhibiting their own work to the others who were roaming.
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