European Maker Week

European Maker Week

Celebrating European Maker Week 2018 by making innovating and designing with children through engineering and science www.anyone4science.com

This Week is European Maker Week. ‘What is that?’- You might ask. European Maker Week runs from the 12th to the 19th of May and is a week dedicated to celebrating makers and innovators all across Europe.

We are celebrating this European Maker Week in our science clubs by making bath salts in our cosmetic science classes and we are also making stress balls.

Join in the celebrations by designing and making something at home! Be sure to share your creations with us on social media! @anyone4science #anyone4science #emweek18

For more information visit- https://europeanmakerweek.eu/

European Maker Week is celebrated across the 28 countries of the European Union. The Aims of European Maker Week are:

  1. To create awareness about the importance of the maker culture to foster an education of creativity and innovation in all schools across Europe;
  2. To build bridges between local authorities and media and the main players of their own local makers ecosystems.

Is your school involved in EU Maker Week? It’s not too late to get involved! We are offering 3 very exciting different hands-on workshops to be carried out in you school. Contact us on info@anyone4science.com to book workshops for your school now! Here is some information about the workshops we are offering:

Is Solar a Solution?
-Is solar power a possible solution to the energy crisis and Global warming? In this workshop the pupils learn about different energy sources and then make their very own working solar oven to bring home.
Appropriate Age: 3rd-6th Class.
Group Size: 30 pupils max.
Cost: 4 workshops for €350. (Additional workshops @ €80 each.)
Workshop Duration: 45 minutes.
Bright Sparks-Build a Battery
– Fuel emissions and Global warming have caused innovators to develop electrical energy, such as electric cars and trucks…etc. In this workshop the pupils learn about the discovery and history of electricity and then investigate if electricity can be produced without using fossil fuels by building their very own batteries.
Appropriate Age: 3rd-6th Class.
Group Size: 30 pupils max.
Cost: 4 workshops for €350. (Additional workshops @ €80 each.)
Workshop Duration: 45 minutes.
Weighing Scales Challenge
– Problem solving is the core element of innovation and science. In this workshop the pupils’ problem solving skills and team work are put to the test and developed as they attempt to design and build an accurate weighing scales!
Appropriate Age: 4th-6th Class.
Group Size: 30 pupils max.
Cost: 4 workshops for €350. (Additional workshops @ €80 each.)
Workshop Duration: 45 minutes.

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