Library
Student 3D printing
Exciting news! Euclid Middle School has a Lulzbot Mini 2 3D printer in the Library. Are you creating a volcano for science class? A topographical map for geography? Do you want to create your own chess pieces or design your own keychain? The Library can help turn your ideas into reality. Every Euclid Middle School student can print a 3D object for FREE. Bring your ideas to life!
How do I participate?
Go to Tinkercad to build your design.
Export your design as an .stl file.
Open the Google Form and submit your design. Designs will be printed in the order they are received.
Check in the Library to see if your print is ready for pick-up
TIPS
You can print one object a week.
Objects should be original student designs (not downloads from online).
Media Center Staff
Nancy Wentz
303-347-7840
nwentz[at]lps.k12.co[dot]us
Kerri Gillett
303-347-7840
kgillett[at]lps.k12.co[dot]us
National History Day
HERE ARE SOME GREAT LINKS FOR NATIONAL HISTORY DAY!
Colorado History Museum Library
Library of Congress - American Memory
Arapahoe Library District (Southglenn, Koelbel)
Denver Public Library Western History
Weebly.com - For building a website
Keepvid.com - Insert a video into your website or documentary
Young Adult Library Services Association
YALSA’s mission is to advocate, promote and strengthen library service to teens, ages 12-18. Click the logo for a teen reading guide.
Destiny is the library catalog system which allows students and staff members to search for library materials, review their library account and to make book requests from Euclid’s Library. Note: In order to access your account, you will need to log in with your Google login.
Euclid Middle School subscribes to the EBSCO Information Services, an online research database.