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Our Saturday Advanced 3D Design & Printing Camp is designed for students who are ready to go beyond basic 3D printing and build stronger design, problem-solving, and project-building skills. Students will use beginner-friendly and intermediate 3D design tools to turn ideas into real digital models and 3D printed creations. The focus is not only on learning software, but also on thinking like a designer: creating ideas, testing designs, improving structures, and refining projects through iteration. This program is a strong fit for students interested in 3D printing, engineering, product design, architecture, creative technology, or early portfolio-building. Returning students will have opportunities to work on more independent and customized projects. Motivated beginners may also be considered. If your child is new to 3D design and printing, please contact us before registering so we can confirm whether this camp is the right fit. Program details Dates: Saturdays, August 15–August 29 Time: 9:00 AM–12:00 PM Location: Room 222, Munroe Center for the Arts, 1403 Massachusetts Ave Instructor: InnoAddi Teachers Format: 3-session half-day program Status: Open for Registration Students Will: Learn and apply 3D design software Create original digital models and 3D printed projects Explore how 3D printers work Design creative and functional objects Improve designs through testing and revision Build confidence explaining their design ideas Take home printed work when available Projects may include fidgets, whistles, cars, movable animals, personalized objects, functional prototypes, and simple mechanical or geometric designs. Portfolio & Certificate We provide computers, 3D printers, design software guidance, PLA filament for class projects, project support, and a Certificate of Completion.

Our Summer Saturday 3D Design & Printing Maker Camp gives students a fun, hands-on introduction to 3D design and digital fabrication. In this half-day program, students learn how to use beginner-friendly 3D design tools, understand how 3D printers work, and turn their own ideas into real printed creations. Students will work on creative and practical projects while building skills in design thinking, problem-solving, spatial reasoning, and engineering-based learning. This program is designed to be engaging, supportive, and beginner-friendly, while still offering room for returning students to expand their skills. Whether your child is new to 3D printing or already curious about making and inventing, this program offers a strong foundation in creative technology. Program details Dates: Saturdays, July 11–August 8 （No class August 1) Time: 9:00 AM–12:00 PM Location: Munroe Center for the Arts, 1403 Massachusetts Ave Instructor: InnoAddi Teachers Format: 4-session half-day program Status: Open for Registration This program is a good fit for students who: enjoy building, designing, and creating are curious about 3D printing and technology like hands-on learning want to develop creativity and problem-solving skills No prior experience is required. Students will: learn the basics of 3D design explore how 3D printers work create original digital models develop problem-solving and design-thinking skills prepare projects for 3D printing take home printed work during the program when available Sample projects Depending on pace, and experience, students may work on projects such as: personalized items everyday objects simple functional objects creative designs and characters beginning mechanical or geometric forms student-designed personal projects This program helps students build: creativity confidence engineering thinking spatial reasoning persistence through design challenges hands-on technology skills Important notes This is a hands-on project-based class. Students may design multiple projects during the program. Not every design may be fully printed during the same session, depending on print time and project complexity. Most of the time, students bring home their designed items the same day. Some prints may be completed after class and distributed later if needed. Beginners are welcome. We provide: computers for in-class use 3D printers software guidance project support and instruction

Our August Beginner Level 1 Maker Camp gives students a fun, hands-on introduction to 3D design, 3D printing, and creative technology. In this half-day program, students will learn how to use beginner-friendly 3D design tools, understand how 3D printers work, and turn their own ideas into real printed creations. This class is designed for beginners, with step-by-step guidance and supportive instruction. Students will build creativity, confidence, spatial reasoning, problem-solving skills, and engineering thinking through hands-on projects. Program Details Dates: Saturdays, August 8 – August 29 Time: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM Location: Room 222, Munroe Center for the Arts, 1403 Massachusetts Ave Instructor: InnoAddi Teachers Format: 4-session half-day program Level: Beginner Level 1 Status: Open for Registration Make-up class: Available if needed This program is a good fit for students who: * Are new to 3D design and 3D printing * Enjoy building, designing, and creating * Are curious about technology and invention * Like hands-on learning * Want to develop creativity and problem-solving skills No prior experience is required. Students will learn to: * Use beginner-friendly 3D design tools * Understand the basics of how 3D printers work * Create simple original digital models * Prepare projects for 3D printing * Solve design and printing challenges * Improve their designs through feedback and iteration Sample Projects Depending on student pace and experience, projects may include: * Personalized name tags or keychains * Bookmarks or badges * Simple everyday objects * Creative characters or decorative designs * Basic geometric or mechanical forms * Student-designed personal projects This program helps students build: * Creativity * Confidence * Engineering thinking * Spatial reasoning * Persistence through design challenges * Hands-on technology skills Important Notes This is a hands-on, project-based class. Students may design multiple projects during the program. Most of the time, students will bring home printed items the same day. However, not every design can be printed immediately, depending on print time and project complexity. Some prints may be completed after class and distributed later if needed. We provide: * Computers for in-class use * 3D printers * 3D design software guidance * Project support and instruction Beginners are welcome.

Thank you for your interest in InnoAddi STEM Education and our 3D Design & 3D Printing programs. We are planning another Free 3D Design & 3D Printing Open House on Saturday, August 22. The exact time and location are still being finalized. This open house is a great opportunity for students and families to explore how 3D design works, see 3D printing in action, and learn more about our beginner and continuing-level classes. If your child is interested in 3D design, 3D printing, STEM, engineering, invention, or hands-on creative learning, we invite you to join our waitlist. Families on the waitlist will be the first to receive the confirmed time, location, and registration details once they are available. Join the August 22 Open House Waitlist Now! Space may be limited, so we recommend joining the waitlist early. We look forward to sharing more details soon and hope to welcome your family to our next open house.

Imagine. Design. Create. Free 3D Design & Printing Open House For Kids & Beginners | No Experience Required 📅 Date: Saturday, July 18 🕜 Time: 1:30 PM – 3:00 PM 📍 Location: Room 221, Lexington Community Center Join us for a fun, hands-on introduction to the exciting world of 3D design and 3D printing! Guided by INNOADDI instructors, kids and beginners will discover how creative ideas become real objects using beginner-friendly 3D design software and professional 3D printers. Whether you’re curious about STEM, engineering, art, or simply love creating, this free open house is a great way to get started. ⸻ What You’ll Experience * Learn the basics of 3D design and modeling * Watch 3D printers in action * Create a simple digital 3D design * Learn how a design is prepared for 3D printing * Explore creativity, problem-solving, and design thinking No experience is required—just curiosity and imagination! ⸻ 👧🧒 Who Should Attend? * Kids interested in STEM and technology * First-time learners curious about 3D design * Parents exploring creative enrichment programs * Beginners of all experience levels ⸻ 🌟 Why Join? * Free and beginner-friendly * Hands-on learning experience * Small-group instruction * Meet our instructors and explore our teaching approach * Learn about our 8-session Beginner and Advanced 3D Design & Printing Programs ⸻ 🎓 Continue the Journey After the open house, families can learn more about our structured 3D Design & Printing courses, where students develop real design skills while creating exciting projects and taking home their own 3D-printed creations. 📌 Registration is required, and space is limited. We look forward to welcoming you to a fun afternoon of creativity, innovation, and hands-on learning! Questions? Please contact INNOADDI at text or phone 508 966 7045 or info@innoaddi.com

Our Summer Saturday 3D Design & Printing Maker Camp gives students a fun, hands-on introduction to 3D design and digital fabrication. In this half-day program, students learn how to use beginner-friendly 3D design tools, understand how 3D printers work, and turn their own ideas into real printed creations. Students will work on creative and practical projects while building skills in design thinking, problem-solving, spatial reasoning, and engineering-based learning. This program is designed to be engaging, supportive, and beginner-friendly, while still offering room for returning students to expand their skills. Whether your child is new to 3D printing or already curious about making and inventing, this program offers a strong foundation in creative technology. Program details Dates: Saturdays, July 11–August 8(No class July 25,Make-up class available) Time: 9:00 AM–12:00 PM Location: Munroe Center for the Arts, 1403 Massachusetts Ave Instructor: InnoAddi Teachers Format: 4-session half-day program Status: Open for Registration This program is a good fit for students who: enjoy building, designing, and creating are curious about 3D printing and technology like hands-on learning want to develop creativity and problem-solving skills No prior experience is required. Students will: learn the basics of 3D design explore how 3D printers work create original digital models develop problem-solving and design-thinking skills prepare projects for 3D printing take home printed work during the program when available Sample projects Depending on pace, and experience, students may work on projects such as: personalized items everyday objects simple functional objects creative designs and characters beginning mechanical or geometric forms student-designed personal projects This program helps students build: creativity confidence engineering thinking spatial reasoning persistence through design challenges hands-on technology skills Important notes This is a hands-on project-based class. Students may design multiple projects during the program. Not every design may be fully printed during the same session, depending on print time and project complexity. Most of the time, students bring home their designed items the same day. Some prints may be completed after class and distributed later if needed. Beginners are welcome. We provide: computers for in-class use 3D printers software guidance project support and instruction

Hands-On Learning for Young Innovators In this fun and engaging after-school program, young creators will explore the exciting world of 3D design and printing! Through guided, age-appropriate projects, students will learn how to imagine, design, and bring their ideas to life—developing creativity, spatial thinking, and early STEM skills along the way. Each week, students will explore new concepts in 3D design through playful, project-based learning: Learn the basics of 3D modeling using child-friendly design tools Experiment with real 3D printers in a safe, supervised environment Create custom projects like toys, nameplates, keychains, and simple gadgets Develop problem-solving and design-thinking skills Take home 3D-printed creations! (Activities are tailored to each child’s skill level and progress, ensuring both beginners and returning students stay challenged and inspired.) Why Join This Class ✅ Designed for Young Learners (Grades 3-5) – Safe, supportive, and engaging for early elementary students ✅ Project-Based Learning – Every session builds on creative exploration and real-world design thinking ✅ Individual Attention – Small class size allows for plenty of guidance and encouragement ✅ Expert Instructors – Led by experienced STEM educators passionate about creativity and technology 📅 Schedule & Details Day: Wednesday Time: After school Dates: February 4 – May 20, 2026 (No class Feb 18, Apr 22) Tuition: $398 (special introductory price – exclusive to Bridge School) 🌟 Ready to Imagine, Design, and Create? Give your child the opportunity to explore the future of creativity and innovation! 👉 Register now for 3D Design & Printing Explorers – Level 1 at Bridge School.

Curious about 3D printing but not ready to commit to a full course? Join us for a hands-on, beginner-friendly 3D design and printing workshop for adults and seniors. Each workshop is a standalone session, so you may attend one date or register for multiple workshops based on your schedule and interests. No previous design or technology experience is required. Our instructors will guide you step by step as you explore simple 3D design tools and learn how digital ideas become physical objects. What You’ll Do During each workshop, participants will: Learn the basics of 3D design and 3D printing Create a simple digital model with guided instruction Explore practical and creative uses for 3D printing Personalize a useful object, decoration, or gift See how a 3D printer turns a design into a physical item Projects may vary by workshop date, allowing returning participants to continue developing their skills and create something new. No Experience Needed This workshop is designed for complete beginners. We provide step-by-step guidance in a relaxed and supportive environment. Why Join? Try 3D printing without committing to a full course Stay mentally active and creatively engaged Learn a useful modern skill at your own pace Make personalized items for yourself, your home, or as gifts Meet other adults who enjoy learning and creating Return for additional workshops whenever your schedule allows Registration Each workshop is offered separately for $45 per person. Choose the date that works best for you. You may register for one workshop or attend multiple sessions to explore new projects and build your skills. Advance registration is required. Space is limited. Workshop Details Location: Munroe Center for the Arts Time: Saturdays, 3:30–5:00 PM Tuition: $45 per workshop Experience Level: Beginner Recommended For: Adults and seniors Basic materials and standard PLA filament are included. Some projects may be completed or picked up after the workshop because 3D printing can take longer than the class period.

Curious about 3D printing but not ready to commit to a full course? Join us for a hands-on, beginner-friendly 3D design and printing workshop for adults and seniors. Each workshop is a standalone session, so you may attend one date or register for multiple workshops based on your schedule and interests. No previous design or technology experience is required. Our instructors will guide you step by step as you explore simple 3D design tools and learn how digital ideas become physical objects. What You’ll Do During each workshop, participants will: Learn the basics of 3D design and 3D printing Create a simple digital model with guided instruction Explore practical and creative uses for 3D printing Personalize a useful object, decoration, or gift See how a 3D printer turns a design into a physical item Projects may vary by workshop date, allowing returning participants to continue developing their skills and create something new. No Experience Needed This workshop is designed for complete beginners. We provide step-by-step guidance in a relaxed and supportive environment. Why Join? Try 3D printing without committing to a full course Stay mentally active and creatively engaged Learn a useful modern skill at your own pace Make personalized items for yourself, your home, or as gifts Meet other adults who enjoy learning and creating Return for additional workshops whenever your schedule allows Registration Each workshop is offered separately for $45 per person. Choose the date that works best for you. You may register for one workshop or attend multiple sessions to explore new projects and build your skills. Advance registration is required. Space is limited. Workshop Details Location: Munroe Center for the Arts Time: Saturdays, 3:30–5:00 PM Tuition: $45 per workshop Experience Level: Beginner Recommended For: Adults and seniors Basic materials and standard PLA filament are included. Some projects may be completed or picked up after the workshop because 3D printing can take longer than the class period.

Hands-On Learning for Young Innovators In this fun and engaging after-school program, young creators will explore the exciting world of 3D design and printing! Through guided, age-appropriate projects, students will learn how to imagine, design, and bring their ideas to life—developing creativity, spatial thinking, and early STEM skills along the way. Each week, students will explore new concepts in 3D design through playful, project-based learning: Learn the basics of 3D modeling using child-friendly design tools Experiment with real 3D printers in a safe, supervised environment Create custom projects like toys, nameplates, keychains, and simple gadgets Develop problem solving and design thinking skills Take home 3D-printed creations! (Activities are tailored to each child’s skill level and progress, ensuring both beginners and returning students stay challenged and inspired.) Why Join This Class ✅ Designed for Young Learners (Grades 1–2) – Safe, supportive, and engaging for early elementary students ✅ Project-Based Learning – Every session builds on creative exploration and real-world design thinking ✅ Individual Attention – Small class size allows for plenty of guidance and encouragement ✅ Expert Instructors – Led by experienced STEM educators passionate about creativity and technology 📅 Schedule & Details Day: Tuesdays Time: After school Dates: February 3 – May 19, 2026 (No class Feb 17 and Apr 21 ) Tuition: $398 (special introductory price – exclusive to Bridge School families) 🌟 Ready to Imagine, Design, and Create? Give your child the opportunity to explore the future of creativity and innovation! 👉 Register now for 3D Design & Printing Explorers – Level 1 at Bridge School.