This year they only had to follow the delicious aroma of Christmas cookies to find one of the two groups. In the canteen, they diligently set to work cutting out, decorating - and of course nibbling - ball bearing-shaped cookies. For that they received professional support from master confectioner Anton Kohler, who patiently supervised the baking. The kids were spoiled for choice about how their biscuits should look: light or dark dough, icing or chocolate glazing, decorative beads, glitter spray or colorful sugar … they found all that they could have desired on "Decoration Alley".

The other group of the 44 visitors in total could be found at one of the five stations where the Company Rally was being held. There, under the supervision of the trainees, the kids were able to have fun with activities such as threading rings, playing games or sorting ball bearing cages into a shape. Points were awarded for the time taken, quantity or skill – and finally the kids were able to compare their results among themselves.  At each station the kids also received 3D printed parts that when all assembled together at the end created a gyroscope for skilled hands. A special feature of the rally was that it was entirely organized and run by myonic's trainees.

There was a change-round after half time, with a lot of painting going on - including the "Kids Day aprons".

Early in the evening "Santa Claus" awarded the prizes for the best winter and Christmas motifs that adorn this year's myonic Christmas card, and wished everyone a happy Christmas.

A film of the Kids Day has been uploaded to myonic's YouTube channel at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0wLa2RBWYo