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Supreme Court Building
- Creator (as listed at the source)
- MakerBot
- Licence
- Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial - Share AlikeStated at the source marketplace; SliSearch does not verify licences.
- File types
- STL
- Pricing
- Free
- Published
- Category
- Buildings & Structures
- Likes
- 1,616
Overview
Responsible for interpreting and enforcing constitutional law, the Judicial Branch and nine current Supreme Court justices work in this beautiful building designed by legendary architect Cass Gilbert. Feel the weight of power in your hands as you discuss the court's landmark decisions. ___ With the intent of making the 3D printing ecosystem more accessible to educators, MakerBot Academy has selected Common Core Standards for English Language Arts and Mathematics that align with our 3D printed content. Our goal is to lower the barrier to 3D printing in the classroom by directing teachers to standards-aligned resources. We hope to make the process of incorporating 3D printing technology into the curricula more seamless for teachers and students alike. Find these resources in the "Instructions" tab.
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