TEXAS, USA — October 30, 2026 — Younimatiq, an online learning platform offering instructor-led educational programs for children, has introduced its Tinkercad Halloween 3D Design & Print Lab, a seasonal course designed to combine Halloween creativity with practical technology education.

The program introduces children to three-dimensional modelling using Autodesk Tinkercad, a beginner-friendly digital design platform. Through guided activities, participants learn how to create virtual objects, experiment with shapes, customise designs and understand the fundamentals of preparing models for 3D printing.

Bringing Halloween Creativity Into Digital Learning

Halloween traditionally encourages children to explore creativity through costumes, decorations and imaginative activities. Younimatiq's themed learning program extends that experience into digital design, providing opportunities to explore how creative ideas can become three-dimensional models.

The curriculum includes Halloween-inspired projects such as pumpkins, friendly ghosts, bat-shaped keychains, miniature haunted houses and personalised decorative objects.

Each activity introduces specific design principles, including object positioning, resizing, alignment, grouping, measurement and structural considerations.

The course also addresses practical challenges in three-dimensional modelling, helping students understand how design decisions can affect the appearance and printability of an object.

Introducing Young Learners to 3D Printing

An important component of the program is the connection between digital modelling and physical production.

Students learn how selected designs can be exported into STL files and prepared using compatible slicing software. The learning process introduces concepts such as print orientation, scale, support structures and material requirements.

Where printing equipment and class schedules permit, selected student designs may be produced as physical objects.

This approach provides an introduction to product design, engineering principles and digital manufacturing while maintaining a creative, age-appropriate learning environment.

Encouraging Problem-Solving and Independent Design

The course includes opportunities for children to develop original Halloween-themed projects rather than simply reproduce predefined designs.

Students are encouraged to experiment, evaluate their work, respond to instructor feedback and improve their models.

The learning journey follows six stages: imagining, modelling, customising, testing, printing and showcasing.

The program concludes with a Halloween-themed design showcase where students can present their creations and explain their design choices, challenges and improvements.

Supporting Technology Education Through Seasonal Activities

Younimatiq's Halloween 3D Design & Print Lab reflects the growing use of project-based activities to introduce children to digital technology.

By combining familiar seasonal themes with structured technical exercises, the program aims to make foundational computer-aided design concepts more accessible to young learners.

The live online format allows students to receive guidance and feedback from instructors while exploring introductory design concepts at their own pace.

The course is intended for children and teenagers interested in creative technology, including those without previous experience in three-dimensional modelling.

About Younimatiq

Younimatiq is an online educational platform offering live, instructor-led learning experiences for children aged 5–16. Its courses cover subjects including artificial intelligence, coding, robotics, Minecraft, Roblox, STEM and creative technology.

Through interactive lessons and project-based activities, the platform focuses on developing creativity, logical thinking, digital literacy and problem-solving skills.