Junior Artisan
Hello junior artisan! As an MST (Math, Science, and Technology) student, you are a young engineer and inventor. Instead of just reading about science in a book, you get to use real math formulas, drawing tools, and your own hands to design and build awesome projects like boxboard models. As the photos below show, being a junior artisan means you are a maker who uses brainpower and cool building skills to bring your creative ideas to life!
Potters: They use their hands to shape clay into bowls, plates, and vases.
Carpenters: They cut and join wood to build furniture like tables, chairs, and bookshelves.
Jewellers: They work with tiny pieces of gold, silver, and stones to make necklaces and rings.
Bakers: They use their hands to knead dough and decorate delicious cakes and breads.
Weavers: They use a machine called a loom to turn yarn or thread into colorful blankets and rugs.
Carpenters: They cut and join wood to build furniture like tables, chairs, and bookshelves.
Jewellers: They work with tiny pieces of gold, silver, and stones to make necklaces and rings.
Bakers: They use their hands to knead dough and decorate delicious cakes and breads.
Weavers: They use a machine called a loom to turn yarn or thread into colorful blankets and rugs.