Stations-ID: D077

Instructions:

Try to put the three geometrical shapes one after the other into the glass cube. Which one is relativaly easy, which one causes more problems?

The shapes also have names: Tetrahaedron, Stella Octangula and Cubotahedron. Which one is which?

Stations-ID: D068

Instructions:

Stations-ID: D024

Instructions:

The wooden parts can be combined to form a knot. Can you find different ways of doing so?

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Stations-ID: D001

Instructions:

Try stacking the building blocks in such a way that they stick out as far as possible over the first block.
Can the top block be placed so that it protrudes over the bottom block completely?
• Begin with two blocks: How far can the top block protrude?
• What happens when a third block is placed on top?
• What happens when a third block is placed between the first two?
• Try building the tower from top to bottom.

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Stations-ID: D016

?? English instruction:

Try and form as many words as possible from the letters at hand.
• You can play with or against each other.

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Stations-ID: D027

Instructions:

Try to fit all the wooden pieces into the box so that no part juts out.

Hint: Consider the direction of the wood grain!

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Stations-ID: D022

Instructions:

In front of you are seven non-squared stones. The object of this exercise is to build a big three-dimensional cube out of them.

Can you create other figures too?

The Soma-Cube was invented by the Danish poet and scientist Piet Hein(1905-1996).