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February is Black History Month, and one great way to integrate hands-on STEM into your celebration is with a Makey Makey Interactive Poster project. No matter your students’ comfort level with coding and computer technology, they’ll hone their research skills as they learn about Black inventors, scientists, politician
their own interactive posters using Makey Makey and Scratch to share what they have

Do you love tinkering, inventing, and bringing your wildest ideas to life? Then you’re going to adore our Makey Makey Socks! These unique and playful socks are designed for the innovator in you, allowing you to fuse fashion with your passion for electronics and innovation. Available in two captivating patterns – Banana
two captivating patterns – Banana and Alligator Clips – these socks are a must-have

The Craft + Code Booster Kit is inspired by all of the crafting and inventiveness we’ve seen created by the community over the years. This booster kit is a balanced combination of creative materials such as binder clips and aluminum foil as well as hard to find components such as conductive thread, conductive fabric an
start inventing right out of the box, conductivity is the first concept that you have

This successful workshop at the Scratch conference Europe was just too cool not to share with our community! So we reached out to Matt to interview him and find out more about how he shares Makey Makey ideas with other teachers.
For this project, they could have students make a book and it doesn’t have to

If your students are new to Makey Makey, it is a fun and extremely accessible tool for all ages.  This wacky invention kit was created by two MIT students with a passion for hacking keyboards and playing musical fruit.  Bananas became a permanent part of Makey Makey’s signature at Maker Faire 2012 when Jay came up with
Makey Makey works by alligator clipping into everyday things that have some conductivity

Welcome to this accessibility guide! The guides in this series are adapted to work with deaf students and friends. Use the tips in this guide to trigger animations or GIFS in Scratch with a custom Makey Makey controller! In this guide, you’ll learn to create a custom GIF in Scratch and trigger that GIF with drawings
  Often when using a drawing, you’ll have to retrace graphic lines to help

We heard in March 2020 that the new iPad OS would support arrow keys and mouse or trackpad movement, so we bought a sampling of adapters to test it out with our little invention kit! As of April 13th, iPads running OS 13.4 work with Makey Makey v.1.4 and higher! Please note that most tablet apps are designed for touchs
But if you have an older Makey Makey (v1.2 or older), you will likely need a

Want to know how to use order and sequence to trigger special effects in your Scratch projects online? In this guide, you’ll learn how to code sequence and secret code projects and how to connect them to drawings or other physical elements in the real world that trigger animations in the digital world!
In our example, we have the drawings out of order as a way to test the player!

Get up off the couch and actually run and jump when you need the Sprite to move on the screen. You can use these game pads with any Scratch project in which the Sprite moves with key controls. Learn to build a switch for Makey Makey, learn about conductivity and the conductivity of different materials, learn to program a simple Scratch program that reacts to the switch being activated, induce physical activity when gaming.
  Picture Frame If you have a third piece of cardboard as opposed to inch wide

(Updated January 2022 / Originally published August 2019) Recently, we had an educator asking on our Facebook group for the best way to store copper tape. It lead us to thinking all about the storage woes teachers face in this maker madness era! So today we are sharing our favorite tips for storing Makey Makey and beyo
We don’t know if you still have some lying around, but they are also clear and make