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Body.Scratch during Weekend of Science
Body.Scratch

Body.Scratch during Weekend of Science


On October 7 & 8, children will play Body.Scratch at the Philips Museum: an immersive game to learn programming in a full-body experience. 

Body.Scratch enables children to be physically engaged with games, animations and art by playing and creating. Children learn the basics of programming through dance & movement.

Choreographers work in a similar way to coders: arranging blocks of information to create art, code and more. Children connect dance moves with coding actions to create games as well. This develops their creative, motor, collaborative and socio-cultural skills, in addition to exploring ICT & Dance. This requires logical, emotional and inquiry-based learning.

Want to know more about Body.Scratch? Click here.

Weekend of Science

Weekend of Science is there to give everyone, from young to old, insight into the world of science and technology in an accessible way. The entire program and more information about Weekend of Science can be found here.

BodyScratch

Location: Philips Museum, Emmasingel 31, Eindhoven
Opening hours: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Tickets: Reservations are not required.

Tickets for the Philips Museum can be purchased here.

Philips Museum
Emmasingel 31
5611 AZ Eindhoven


General reception Philips Museum:
+31 (0)40 235 90 30
info-museum@philips.com

Bookings and Sales:
+31 (0)6 - 29 12 30 86
boekingen-museum@philips.com
 

Press:
+31 (0)6 81 09 07 68
communications-museum@philips.com

Accessibility 

The Philips Museum is easily accessible for visitors with disabilities. There is an accessible toilet, and we have an elevator. Assistance dogs are allowed if needed. A wheelchair is also available; please reserve it in advance by calling +31 (0)40 235 90 30.
 

Foundation for the Preservation of Historical Philips Products (SBHP)
To donate old Philips products, you can contact the Foundation for the Preservation of Historical Philips Products (SBHP) via www.philips-historische-producten.nl or email sbhp@kpnmail.nl.

You can also donate historical photos, letters, documents, and brochures related to Philips to our museum.

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