For annual project
These young researchers received their diplomas
WK President Jürgen Mandl presented the 31 children with their researcher diplomas for their annual project "Thinking about tomorrow together" at Makerspace Carinthia.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen The Klagenfurt MINT kindergarten Sonnenschein gives even our youngest children a playful approach to science. For this year's annual project "Thinking about tomorrow together", old plastic toys were shredded and recycled.
"Our aim was to raise the children's awareness of sustainability and teach them technical skills. Through their experiences in the Makerspace, they learned to reduce their ecological footprint in a playful way," explains kindergarten director Daniela Wrumnig. Makerspace Managing Director Thomas Moser adds: "We introduced the children to the fascinating world of technology in a fun way."
And how did the kids like it? "We did lots of exciting experiments," says Frederik, who is particularly proud of his first self-designed T-shirt. The reward at the end was a researcher's diploma from the President of the Chamber of Commerce, Mandl.
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