Geometric solids
Early primary: identify, compare and describe
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3D family adventures to watch, try and make
We turn one idea into a four-scene draft. Read it, change it and try an existing character, or make a hero of your own.

The Crow and the Pitcher · Free to play
Our crow has found some water, but cannot reach it. Can you work out a way together?
A little family adventure
We turn one idea into a four-scene draft. Read it, change it and try an existing character, or make a hero of your own.
Try a story draft for free. Play it with an existing character, or optionally use credits for a new 3D hero.
A new hero uses generation credits. Review its description and cost next; editing story text does not remake the model.
A preparation card for grown-ups
Start the web activity straight away. For tabletop play, see what to prepare, how long printing may take and what to do together.
See the crow preparation listDigital activity and print files; bring your own printer and filament. Models have been sliced; physical prints are not yet verified.
You narrate this time. Your child asks the questions next time. Use the characters and props again, in your own way.
For your next curious day
Look at an idea, explore a diagram, and try something together. Each topic shows which guides and worksheets are available.
Early primary: identify, compare and describe
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Middle school: compare cell structures
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Upper primary: compare structures and test a design
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Reference images and creative ideas
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Reference images and creative ideas
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Reference images and creative ideas
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Dinosaurs, space, buildings and shapes. Browse concept references for a starting point; your own 3D model comes after generation.
Images are AI concept references, not ready-made models. Selected topics include guides and PDF worksheets.
Create your own model →Stories, interactions and 3D previews need no account. Model and print downloads are free after sign-in. Saving projects to your account or saving recordings requires sign-in. Guest story drafts remain accessible in the same browser for seven days; generating new models follows existing credit and access rules.
Yes. Start with the web water-level activity, then observe water and pebbles in a suitable transparent household container. Printing is an optional extra.
The story is labelled for ages 6–12. Read and predict together at your child’s pace, without treating the activity as a test.
One copy of each crow kit file totals about 4 hours 35 minutes in the individual slicing estimates. Extra pebbles take additional time. Print only the character, or use household objects instead. The preparation guide has the details.
We currently provide web activities, story films and digital print files. No physical toys are shipped. Printing needs your own equipment and filament.
The printed pitcher is a storytelling prop. Use a suitable transparent household container for real water observations, with adult help. Keep small props out of mouths.
The standard MP4 includes captions and has no embedded narration yet. The web page can use your device’s browser voices; available voices vary by device.
Recordings saved to your account are private and are not displayed publicly. Avoid including a child’s name, school or contact details in titles, recordings or reference images.
TANGISPROUT · Make room for curiosity
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