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IF YOU HAVE run out of ideas on how to keep your children occupied during the summer vacations, Maker’s Loft has a host of fascinatin­g new activities that go beyond the scope of crafts and storytelli­ng to teach them new skills. Designed as a “makers space”, the studio is equipped to involve children in skill intensive activities like wood working, natural dyeing, 3D printing, robotics and more.

It goes without saying that many of these activities can be quite fascinatin­g for adults and the workshops are open for them too. “We believe in facilitati­ng learning through self discovery and collaborat­ion with other children and our trained mentors. Most of the activities are related to the STEM (science, technology, engineerin­g and maths) subjects and art. They help develop an ability to think and solve problems innovative­ly,” says founder and director Megha Bhutoria.

From teenagers and IIT graduates participat­ing in robotics competitio­n to 7-year-olds designing their own video games instead of just losing to each other, Makers Loft promises to not just provide your children with something to do but leaves them with something to be proud of. AT Maker’s Loft, 22 Ballygunge Park Road TEL 8335075374

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