16th February 2019
09:30 - 22:55 GMT
Ages: 7-12
Build inventive marble machines with science, technology and everyday materials.
Use recycled and everyday materials to design and construct amazing ball runs. In this hands-on workshop you and your child will work with artists and technologists to turn cardboard tubes, plumbing pipes and wooden tracks into creative contraptions.
Make your marble run interactive by adding switches, lights, sounds and movement using simple electronics – and a bit of science and engineering know-how!
Our team of experts will be there to give you tips and help bring your ideas to life.
Bring your own bits!
We'll have plenty of scrap and craft materials to help build your ball run, but if you have any recycling or other objects and materials that could be useful, please bring them along. Cardboard tubes, plastic tubs, toys – anything goes!
If you already own a BBC Micro:bit, Raspberry Pi, or other creative coding tool that you'd like to use or learn more about, bring it along and we can give you some tips.
This event is aimed at children aged 7-12. Adults permitted only to accompany children. All children must be accompanied by an adult.
See www.nearnow.org.uk for more details.
Part of Nottingham's Festival of Science and Curiosity. Bringing science, technology, engineering and maths to the heart of Nottingham from 13-20 February 2019. Visit www.nottsfosac.co.uk for more information
Broadway Cinema
14-18 Broad Street, Nottingham
NG1 3AL
01159526611
£12.00 - 15.00
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