Here’s a great “getting started” 3D printing project for young #MakerEd students.  It combines rudimentary circuit knowledge, gross motor skills and safe tool use.  It costs about $5 to make (excluding the cost of a 3D printer) and can be modified to fit any holiday, not just Halloween.

These pumpkin string lights are appropriate for young makers K and up.  While this version uses glue guns, safety conscious adults can use blue tack or sticky wax instead.

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