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Featured Educator Series We love the innovative ways that educators (in both formal and informal learning spaces) introduce learners to the concept of physical computing with Makey Makey and coding languages like: Scratch, Processing, and Python. Each month, we will feature an educator and a unique project they’ve work
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We love the innovative ways that educators (in both formal and informal learning spaces) introduce learners to the concept of physical computing with Makey Makey and coding languages like: Scratch, Processing, and Python. Each month, we will feature an educator and a unique project they’ve worked on recently. To read m
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 Get ready for an epic hour of code! Watch the Webinar Â    What: 4 Collaborative Projects For an Epic Hour of Code with Splats and Makey Makey!When:  Thursday, November 12, 5PM ET / 4PM CT / 3PM MT / 2PM PTDuration: 60 MinutesJoin our Hour of Code webinar where you’ll hear from Dr. Splats (aka Amon Millner) and Eric Ro
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Unlock the potential of interactive clocks to revolutionize the way time is taught. Dive into the „How-To Guide: Interactive Clocks Edition“ and watch as learning comes to life in a whole new way. Get ready to inspire, engage, and innovate!
Makey Clock To get started, craft a clock with two pieces of cardstock.  If you have

many ways to do it, but the most robust (while still being removable) one that we have

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

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

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

Combine Makey Makey with a webcam to create candid stories about your classroom. You will write out short tableaus and create GIF prompts for so you can visualize ideas from a text or even help you remember vocabulary words. Tableaus which are visual stills of an idea (think of playing FREEZE when acting out a story.) You could use this guide to act out historical events scientific ideas, basically anything that would make a good 3-4 frame image to be turned into a GIF!
To make a tableau, you have to decide what you want to feature in each frozen scene

Makey Makey This is a quick and simple tilt sensor using copper tape, screws, and a metal marble that should only take you a few minutes to build, so you can concentrate on coding a really fun tilt game! This sensor design is courtesy of Aaron Graves.
Make sure you have tape on all sides of your pipe, but leave space between the tape