Maker Workshop - Paper Circuitry for Students
Description
🎢✨Exploring Printing Making ✨🎢
12 November- Session 1: Working circuits
19November- Session 2: Design your own
💡 STEAM Workshop: Paper Circuitry
Discover the exciting world of paper circuitry! Learn how simple circuits work as you design and create your own light-up paper project using LEDs, conductive tape and creativity. This hands-on STEAM workshop combines art, science and technology to bring your designs to life. ✨🔋
💡 Create, design and light it up! Learn the basics of paper circuitry and build your own illuminated artwork using LEDs and simple circuits. A fun, hands-on STEAM activity that sparks creativity and curiosity. ✨🤖📚
This event is for students in Year 2 to Year 12.
PLEASE NOTE this booking is for a 2 week workshop.
All attendees must be members of the Library. Membership is free.
Terms and Conditions
1. All young people must be signed in and signed out by a parent/carer/responsible adult. This person must be available as an Emergency Contact throughout the event.
2. At check out, please disclose any allergies or conditions staff would need to be aware of in order to provide you with your best experience.
3. If you are unwell, please do not attend. Please phone the Library and cancel your booking prior to the event.
Parent's / Carer's agreement:
I grant permission for my child to participate in the school holiday activities being held at Parkes Shire Library.
I understand that as the signatory, I am nominating myself to be the primary adult responsible for this child and therefore agree to remain contactable in case of emergency.
I understand that by providing my phone number on this registration form, that this will be the number used in case of emergency.
Please indicate if you give permission for your child/children to be photographed/recorded and for the library to use this photograph for media purposes, including digital social media.
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