Creative

3D Printing for Kids

Today · 10:30–12:00

Draw your own small artworks with 3D pens.

When

10:30–12:00
Where
Bücherhalle Horn
Am Gojenboom 46, 22111 Hamburg
Age
8–12 years
Price
Free
Weather
indoors
Registration
required, see source

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What it's about

How does a 3D printer work? Kids playfully discover the world of 3D printing. With 3D pens they create their own small artworks and gain first experience with three-dimensional drawing. They also get a look at how real 3D printers work and what you can do with them.

The session at Bücherhalle Horn is for primary school and secondary school students. Register by email or by phone at 040 42606 2760.

This workshop is part of Code Week Hamburg, which is run by the Körber-Stiftung and the Bücherhallen Hamburg libraries and brings together many hands-on programming and tinkering activities in October.

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