Blender: 3D Modeling Fundamentals for Grades 4-6

This ongoing Blender club is a skill-focused introduction to how 3D models are actually built. Designed for beginners in grades 4-6, the course emphasizes solid modeling fundamentals, clear structure, and thoughtful design rather than shortcuts or flashy effects. Students use Blender, a professional-grade 3D application, to practice core modeling techniques and learn to think spatially about form, proportion, and how shapes combine. Each session is instructor-guided with clear goals and hands-on creation time. Learners start with simple forms and primitives, then move toward more intentional designs suitable for games or creative projects. The club format supports repetition and refinement: students practice core workflows, receive feedback, and iterate on their models to improve clarity and modeling habits. The class is low-pressure and supportive, focusing on building confidence with Blender’s interface and core tools. By concentrating on structure, proportion, and clean modeling practices, students gain transferable skills they can apply to future projects in animation, game design, or digital product work.