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We thought we&#x2019;d put the tween in a boat/kayak in a canal fishing in the Netherlands. To symbolize evening, we&#x2019;d make the sky have stars and a moon. We also found that the Netherlands is known for bicycles and canals. We chose to put a tween in the boat in the canal under a bridge with bicyclist on it. 
Created by: 9th graders-Abigail and Ethan

Ultimaker Design Engine Challenge Week 3

We thought we’d put the tween in a boat/kayak in a canal fishing in the Netherlands.  To symbolize evening, we’d make the sky have stars and a moon.  We also found that the Netherlands is known for bicycles and canals.  We chose to put a tween in the boat in the canal under a bridge with bicyclist on it.
Created by:  9th graders-Abigail and Ethan


We came up with our idea by making a bud vase with sad flowers. We also did a mathematical fillet with a round edge. We made the flowers look like they were dead. 
Created by: 6th graders-Ella, Dawson and Dominic

Ultimaker Design Engine Challenge Week 5

We came up with our idea by making a bud vase with sad flowers.  We also did a mathematical fillet with a round edge.  We made the flowers look like they were dead.
Created by:  6th graders-Ella, Dawson and Dominic


We came up with this idea by knowing that a vase holds water and flowers so we made space. We knew there was a tornado/bad weather going on elsewhere in the US so we made it look like one. 
 Created by: 4th graders-Pierce and Skyler

We came up with this idea by knowing that a vase holds water and flowers so we made space.  We knew there was a tornado/bad weather going on elsewhere in the US so we made it look like one. 
 Created by:  4th graders-Pierce and Skyler


We were thinking about summer and wishing we could go to Disneyland. We then talked about our favorite roller coasters and added links to the ends to develop our idea. The cup shape reflects the seating area on the Top Thrill Dragster roller coaster. We used a thin shape to make the roller coaster sway with the track. We also added links on the end of it. Created by: 7th graders-Khloe and Blake

Ultimaker Design Engine Challenge Week 2

We were thinking about summer and wishing we could go to Disneyland.  We then talked about our favorite roller coasters and added links to the ends to develop our idea. The cup shape reflects the seating area on the Top Thrill Dragster roller coaster. We used a thin shape to make the roller coaster sway with the track.  We also added links on the end of it. Created by:  7th graders-Khloe and Blake


Our thought process for this was to have a Netherlands background with a sunset and a boy in it. We all had different ideas so we added them all together. We &#x201C;Googled&#x201D; images of popular locations in the Netherlands. We used images of a windmill and a farm. We also looked at what exports are made there and some things were machinery. 
Created by: 8th graders-Carly, Cameron and Bradley

Our thought process for this was to have a Netherlands background with a sunset and a boy in it. We all had different ideas so we added them all together.  We “Googled” images of popular locations in the Netherlands. We used images of a windmill and a farm. We also looked at what exports are made there and some things were machinery.
Created by:  8th graders-Carly, Cameron and Bradley


Our project solves the design challenge by finding a path which we thought it would help us find our path so we don&#x2019;t forget where our path is. We made a compass to help find our path so we don&#x2019;t get lost. The compass has north, south, east and west and it points you in the right direction. It&#x2019;s a compass because it points you in the right direction and helps you find your path. 
Created by: 4th graders-Kadence, Alyssa and Aedrik

Ultimaker Design Engine Challenge Week 6

Our project solves the design challenge by finding a path which we thought it would help us find our path so we don’t forget where our path is.  We made a compass to help find our path so we don’t get lost.  The compass has north, south, east and west and it points you in the right direction.  It’s a compass because it points you in the right direction and helps you find your path.
Created by: 4th graders-Kadence, Alyssa and Aedrik


The creation can be used for drawing and sketching. It&#x2019;s small and a teenager can use it for tests. Jeff Koons is an artist so we thought artists could use this for planning. We thought about the artist and how he first plans what he&#x2019;s going to make. 
Created by: 4th graders-Elizabeth, Alexis and Carson

Ultimaker Design Engine Challenge Week 4

The creation can be used for drawing and sketching.  It’s small and a teenager can use it for tests.  Jeff Koons is an artist so we thought artists could use this for planning.  We thought about the artist and how he first plans what he’s going to make.
Created by:  4th graders-Elizabeth, Alexis and Carson


A circle stand will be able to trace shapes/artwork from a template. You will put the pencil down the funnel and spin it. It will trace the template. This meets the design problem because you can use it as a tool for sketching and drawing. 
Created by: 9th graders-Jordan and Timothy

A circle stand will be able to trace shapes/artwork from a template.  You will put the pencil down the funnel and spin it.  It will trace the template.  This meets the design problem because you can use it as a tool for sketching and drawing.
Created by:  9th graders-Jordan and Timothy


Our solution to this challenge is to take one of the Jeff Koons drawings for the main part of our tool. We&#x2019;re making a paintbrush that is small. You can put paint at the top of the brush and you can change the brush by taking out the brushes on it. It is related to a teenager because it is small enough to fit in your backpack or pocket. 
Created by: 8th graders-Shaylynn and James

Our solution to this challenge is to take one of the Jeff Koons drawings for the main part of our tool.  We’re making a paintbrush that is small.  You can put paint at the top of the brush and you can change the brush by taking out the brushes on it.  It is related to a teenager because it is small enough to fit in your backpack or pocket.
Created by: 8th graders-Shaylynn and James


Our design comes from a love of cats. Cats wear collars that link together. Some cats have a star on their collar. 
Created by: 4th graders-Makayla, Aiden, &amp; Brennan

Our design comes from a love of cats.  Cats wear collars that link together.  Some cats have a star on their collar. 
Created by:  4th graders-Makayla, Aiden, & Brennan


We came up with this idea because it had not been made before and it is useful for many things. The design helps artists paint, color, cut, and many other things. This can help people with their jobs and tasks at home. Kids 13 years and up can use it. It is made out of metal and it is small. 
Created by: 6th graders-Kendyl, Warren, and Xavier

We came up with this idea because it had not been made before and it is useful for many things.  The design helps artists paint, color, cut, and many other things.  This can help people with their jobs and tasks at home.  Kids 13 years and up can use it.  It is made out of metal and it is small.
Created by:  6th graders-Kendyl, Warren, and Xavier


Our project includes things that are found in the Netherlands such as cheese markets and windmills. We also wanted to include Doan Creyghton a TV star from the Netherlands. We also chose to put kass stands and a bike to symbolize the Netherlands. We also added a moon to show it was evening. 
Created by: 6th graders-Hallie, Marah, and Joseph

Our project includes things that are found in the Netherlands such as cheese markets and windmills.  We also wanted to include Doan Creyghton a TV star from the Netherlands.  We also chose to put kass stands and a bike to symbolize the Netherlands.  We also added a moon to show it was evening. 
Created by:  6th graders-Hallie, Marah, and Joseph


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