Last month we asked the community to share what you love about Makey Makey, and share storage tips and more! Check out these awesome ideas from maker educators just like you! Storage Tips Sharee shares a great photo box solution! We love how each Makey Makey kit fits in a photo box and the whole STEM pack can be in on
We have some great poetry guides on our how to page!
Makey Makey: An Invention Kit for Everyone. Ever played Mario on Play-Doh or Piano on Bananas? Alligator clip to start inventing the future.
So we have dedicated our lives to making easy use invention kits.
Cleaning and Loaning Out Kits We’ve been getting a lot of questions about cleaning Makey Makey lately, so we wanted to share this post on keeping your kits clean! This post is for those of you who want to clean your Makey Makey kits between users, or if you are loaning out kits. Here are some suggestions for keeping it
 Brush your Teeth 2) We know sometimes that you might have had too much fun with
April is Poetry Month! Let’s celebrate by creating interactive poetry with Makey Makey! Here are some of our favorite project ideas! Sampler Poetry Did you know you could make poetry with our music sampler? Students could make or upload sound bites to accompany a poem, or even read and record poetic sound bites. Our Sa
(Check out this online Black Out Poetry generator if you do not have discarded books
In this project, we will build a basic tag game for our first real game with Microsoft MakeCode Arcade. In the introduction, we created a character or ‘sprite’, and we were able to move it around the screen using the arrow keys on our keyboard or with our Makey Makey. We will build on that concept and add another sprit
name our game ‘Tag.’  The best games tell a story, and the best stories have
Taking Pianos Beyond the Banana Everyone loves a good banana piano, but there are a bunch of great piano guides to stretch your thinking beyond the banana. Jordi Crespo just posted this epic piano guide on Instructables and it got us thinking about all the ways you can Makey Makey a Piano! In Jordi’s Instructables, he
 Makey Makey works by connecting alligator clips to everyday things that have some
Hello 2019 and Scratch 3.0! The new Scratch is here AND it has a Makey Makey Extension. This extension has a super cool new block that allows you to make secret codes and gesture controls for your Scratch games and implement them with Makey Makey! Gesture Controlled Scratch This new extension allows you to implement g
are in the process of updating our Labz guide resources with Scratch 3.0 and we have
Code as part of Computer Science Education Week. We can’t wait to see how you have
Ever wanted to add a second player? Plug in this backpack to instantly double your game controls and double the fun! Enable Player 2 with this gamer-rific backpack and create custom game controllers along with friends. Doorstop
Most doorstops have a small metal disc and screw you can use the screw through theÃ
Use a Makey Makey with common items in uncommon ways to reinvent how we interact with the physical and digital worlds. In this build, use everyday paperclips to build your own functional joystick!
You will have extra left over the end. You need it for the next step!
