Welcome to the Apps for Kids Highlight -February Edition
This February, many people around the world are celebrating Carnival. This public festival takes place in many cities and towns around the world, and there are often street parades, bands, costumes, and many people wearing masks. Have you tried to create a 3D mask with Apps for kids for fun? Do not forget to check our website for ways to design and print your own mask!
Awesome projects!
Check out these cool projects that we selected this month. Congratulations to the inspired designers! Discover all the shared projects on the Apps for Kids Website.
In the Spotlight
The 21st century is all about innovation and creativity, and it’s important to get children involved in the creative process from a young age. 3D design apps are an excellent way to ignite children’s creativity and help them develop their skills in a fun and interactive way.
3D design apps provide an ideal environment for children to explore their creativity, as they can design physical objects with the app and then 3D print the objects as a tangible result of their work. This provides a sense of accomplishment and pride that helps children stay motivated and engaged. This kind of hands-on experience can also help strengthen the connection between the creative process and the real-world applications of 3D printing. 3D design apps can also be used to teach children about geometry and other mathematical concepts in a fun and engaging way.
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Inspiration and Challenges
Creativity and carnivals have been a part of childhood for centuries, but in recent years, the combination of the two has become an increasingly popular form of entertainment for kids. From face-painting stations to themed games and activities, carnivals offer children a wide range of creative outlets to explore. This type of creative stimulation can help children develop their problem-solving skills andtheir ability to think outside the box.
That’s why we propose, this month, to design and print your own mask.
Here is a video showcasing how to create not one but 3 using the same basis:
Do you want to see your students’ or your kids’ designs on SOLIDWORKS Education Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram? Share their A4K creation on social media, mentioning #carnival AND #swa4k, and we might feature them on our channels!
Thank you from us all in the Apps for Kids Team!
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