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Research, build, discover: myonic supports Johanneskindergarten with new supplies

Leutkirch – As part of the TECHNOlino project, myonic has donated new science kits to the Johanneskindergarten in Leutkirch. The donation includes window building blocks and two 300-piece Constructor sets, which allow children to discover technical concepts through play.

TECHNOlino is a long-standing partnership between myonic and the Johanneskindergarten, which was launched back in 2009. The initiative aims to give children early, easy access to technical and scientific topics and to foster their curiosity. What began as a project is now an integral part of the collaboration.
The partnership is set to continue and evolve under the new kindergarten director, Julia Haas. Specific dates have already been planned for the current semester: In addition to a visit by the children to the company, a technology day with the preschoolers is also a fixed part of the program.

myonic regularly supports the kindergarten with experimental and research materials and also facilitates hands-on days and guided tours where the children can actively participate at workstations. This allows them to experience early on that technology is creative, exciting, and relevant to everyday life.

The children are delighted with the kits, along with Julia Haas (director of Johanneskindergarten—left) and Julia Mischke (head of corporate communications at myonic).