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In diesem Workshop gestaltet ihr Karten, in dem ihr ein Druck-Motiv auswählt. Anschließend wird mit historischer Technik gedruckt. Das Ergebnis ist ein tolles Andenken, das natürlich mit nach Hause genommen werden kann. moreabout: Make it easy: Print souvenir cards
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When was the last time you went on a picnic? Has it been far too long or would you like to learn some new recipes? Then come with us to the museum park and let's use seasonal fruit and vegetables to prepare delicious snacks for a colorful picnic. We'll... moreabout: Picnic in the Museum Park with KIMBA
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Weaving, braiding, wrapping - in our textile workshop we will show you different creative textile techniques. Sometimes we weave from paper, sometimes we braid a cord or sew a pin.Drop by and see what we have in store for you.Translated with DeepL moreabout: Creative technology: Textile
© SDTB / U. Steinert
Handgefertigte Miniaturschiffe von Modellbauern aus Berlin und Brandenburg verwandeln den idyllischen Museumsteich für einen Tag in ein dicht befahrenes Gewässer. Kleine und große Besucherinnen und Besucher können dem Treiben zugucken und kleine Papierschiffe... moreabout: Cast off! - Model ships on the museum pond
© SDTB / Florian Reiman
In this workshop, you will make your own paper under supervision. With the scooping sieve in your hand, you will make your own individual sheet of paper. After your unique work of art has dried, you can of course take it home with you. Translated with... moreabout: Just do it: paper scooping
© SDTB / U. Steinert
How does 3D printing work? Using a 3D printer, you will discover what can be printed from recyclable plastic. You will also find out where 3D printers are already being used today. You can try out the technology for yourself with a 3D pen and create small... moreabout: Make it easy: 3D printing
© SDTB / Ériver Hijano
Why is the ice in the Arctic melting? And what does this mean for the climate around the world?Come on board the POLARSTERN. Prepare for your research mission: Collect climate data in the Arctic. It will help us to develop climate models. This will help... moreabout: Family tour "Thin ice"
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How does drawing in 3D work? Try it out for yourself and give free rein to your ideas with a 3D pen. Draw and design whatever you can think of in this workshop. Anything is possible, from an airplane to a television tower. Your finished 3D object is made... moreabout: TechLab: Fantastic Plastic - 3D drawing with recyclable plastic
© SDTB / S. Hengst
A hole in your sock? A tear in your pants? After broken comes beautiful!Together with our volunteers, we will show you how you can repair your broken textiles yourself using various techniques.You are welcome to bring along a broken, washed item of clothing... moreabout: Textile repair
© SDTB / G. Hidde
How do you turn toothbrushes into whizzing robots? In this workshop, you'll transform your toothbrushes into cool bristlebots with a motor, supercapacitor and wiggly eyes. They move by vibrating and can be recharged again and again. You can design your... moreabout: TechLab: Bristlebots - building toothbrush robots
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Why is the ice in the Arctic melting? And what does this mean for the climate around the world? In the family workshop, children and their adult companions explore these questions. Together we experiment with ice and water.Translated with DeepL Meeting... moreabout: Family workshop: Why is it melting?
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What did people actually do in the past when there were no refrigerators? What techniques were used to preserve the rich harvest without additional energy? One of the most valuable techniques is fermentation, or more precisely, lactic acid fermentation.... moreabout: Sour is fun - preserving colorful vegetables with KIMBA
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Why use computers only with the touchscreen and keyboard? Make music with fruit, control a video game with plasticine, try it out! In this workshop, you will experiment with conductive materials and develop your own unique controllers. Feel free to bring... moreabout: TechLab: Going bananas - controlling computers with crazy things
© SDTB / Florian Reimann
A creative hands-on activity awaits you at the container in the museum park. We paint with watercolors, print with leaves or fold paper airplanes and see which one can fly the furthest.Stop by and see what we have in store for you.Translated with DeepL moreabout: Creative technology: in the park
© SDTB / G. Hidde
How does knitting actually create the pattern? With the chopped mini-computer of a knitting machine, fascinating designs can be created in the textile workshop. Whether it's a panda, an anchor or a T-Rex - discover how creative patterns are created stitch... moreabout: Just do it:: Chopped mesh
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