Middle School and High School Programs

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Notice: Temporary Hold on non-CWRU Programming

Think[box]'s Outreach Team is currently operating at limited capacity due to staffing changes. In the interim, we are placing a temporary hold on all auxiliary (non-CWRU) programming. While events that only require use of our space and don’t require programmatic support are still welcome, we encourage non-CWRU affiliates seeking support with workshops and activity development to check back in early summer.

If you want to bring a minor to think[box], please read our K-12 Policies.

Anyone, including middle school and high school students, may register for our scheduled events.


Program Options

Looking for an activity that’s hands-on? At Sears think[box], we can introduce students to the skills useful for developing a functional prototype.

In this workshop students will learn how to design a 3D model and prepare the model for printing, ultimately printing their own designs with our Desktop 3D printers. Printed parts are limited to 1 cubic inch per student.

 

In this woorkshop students will learn how to design their own vector files and cut original designs from plywood. Cut designs are limited to 4x4 inches per student.

The programs listed above are just a starting point. Tell us about what you want to do by submitting our Activity Request and we'll work with you.