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For our last New Project November, we bring you not one, but TWO amazing ideas for creating music with Makey Makey. Here at JoyLabz, we are always tinkering with playful learning ideas, so check out this idea for making interactive sheet music with a new app idea we are testing out!
(But you will have to remap your Makey Makey and break out that fresh set of new

TIMING{;}30 min — GRADES{;} 3-8  — SUPPLIES{;} Makey Makey A piece of cardboard  Conductive base: HVAC tape or kitchen foil A ruler (It helps when testing materials, so you don’t accidentally complete the circuit with your touch!) Lots of items for testing: Apples, plants, cotton, stuff around your house! Print or
Makey Makey works by alligator clipping into everyday things that have some conductivity

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
lab and Kimberly’s was one of two of the school’s computer labs. They have

This epic kayak controller was made for our new MakeCode Arcade Extension!  MakeCode Arcade Great News! We added a Makey Makey extension to MakeCode Arcade! What is MakeCode Arcade? This Microsoft programming environment enables students to quickly develop programming skills by creating and modding retro games.  With a
Once you’ve added it, you’ll have a Makey Makey drawer that has two distinct blocks

So we have dedicated our lives to making easy-to-use invention kits.

The Hula Hoop Controller was created specifically for a student with cerebral palsy who needed to work on gross motor coordination and targeted reaching. In his case, reaching above shoulder level. Katie wanted more creative ideas to help him with this work. She was thinking about how much he loved race cars and wonder
If you prefer something else or do not have a Hula Hoop laying around, not a problem

Ever wondered why sunflowers are so mesmerizing? Or why lightning bolts seem to branch in just the right way? The answer isn’t just „because nature is cool“ – though it totally is. Nature is actually following a secret code – a hidden language of patterns and rules that shape the world around us. And guess what? This n
Symmetry: Nature’s Design Rulebook Why do butterflies have identical wings?

Large based therapy ball controller allows user to access and control computer using keystrokes. The user is able to control the ball switch with or without physical assistance dependent on their individual needs.
size of cardboard will be dependent on the desired range in which your user should have

Set up a simple experiment about conductivity! Learn to make a conductivity testing board, experiment in your living room, and ideate inventions with everyday stuff you can find in your home!
Makey Makey works by alligator clipping into everyday things that have some conductivity

(Guest post by Fraser McKay and Chris Smith) Maths geeks the world over adopt the 14th March (written as 3.14 with calendars whose format is month-day) as PiDay to celebrate all things Mathsy but specifically the number pi which begins 3.141592653589793… Chris Smith is renowned for his PiDay antics – it was the topic o
We have a giant 18×18 aluminium (tinfoil) grid, stuck to a black plastic sheet