Discover the exciting world of additive manufacturing at the Tween 3D Print Workshop held at the Ross King Memorial Library in Mount Pearl. This engaging session is specifically tailored for tweens aged 10-14, offering a unique opportunity to learn the basics of 3D design and printing technology. Participants will explore creative problem-solving while gaining practical skills in a supportive library environment. Registration is required to secure your spot for this innovative and educational community event.
What to Expect
Participants will engage in a guided session learning the fundamentals of 3D printing technology and design in a fun, collaborative library setting.
Who Should Attend
Tweens aged 10-14
Aspiring young makers
STEM enthusiasts
Library program participants
Agenda Overview
The workshop focuses on introducing 3D printing concepts and practical design application for youth.
Venue & Address
Ross King Memorial Public Library
65 Olympic Dr Mount Pearl , Newfoundland and Labrador – A1N 5H6 Canada
Organizer
Ross King Memorial Public Library · Public Library
A branch of the Newfoundland and Labrador Public Libraries system.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the age range?
This workshop is designed for tweens aged 10-14.
Is registration required?
Yes, this is a registered event.
Where is it held?
It takes place at the Ross King Memorial Library in Mount Pearl.
Is there a cost?
Please check with the library for specific registration details.
Do I need experience?
No prior experience is required; it is designed for beginners.
What should I bring?
All materials are typically provided by the library.
Tags
3D Printing
Tween
Workshop
Mount Pearl
Library
STEM
Youth
Summary
An interactive 3D printing workshop for tweens at the Ross King Memorial Library.