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In this guide, you will make a few different types of joystick game controllers and then be challenged to design your own invention! To start inventing your own controller, let’s create both a divergent (or different than normal) d-pad controller with Play-doh and then craft a scrappy joystick with paperclips!
You will have extra left over the end. You need it for the next step!

As the school year winds down, students start itching for a little more movement, creativity, and fun. It’s the perfect time to trade in worksheets for teamwork, and turn up the volume on collaboration, physical activity, and end-of-year celebration! Whether you’re planning an interactive Field Day, wrapping up STEM le
Up the Year with Joy (and a Little STEM Magic) The end of the year doesn’t have

The winter break is here, and with it comes a unique opportunity to spend quality time with your kids while keeping their minds active. But finding activities that are both fun and educational can be a challenge—especially when the days are cold and the screens seem to dominate. Enter Makey Makey, a hands-on invention
Plus, all the projects are adaptable, so you can use items you already have at home

Take your inventions to the MAX with the Makey Max Backpack. This backpack enables inventors to alligator clip to the 12 inputs on the back, making the full Makey Makey board accessible for all inventors. It’s the ultimate in extreme inventing! Combine inputs to create a Pixel Sketch controller for our new web app!
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Imagine a classroom where the boundaries between the digital and physical worlds blur; everyday objects transform into interactive learning tools, and students become the architects of their mathematical understanding. Enter the realm of Makey Makey in the math classroom! Let’s dive in and look at some of our faves and
Create a geometry game where students have to match shapes to their corresponding

Featured Educator Series We love the innovative ways that educators (in both formal and informal learning spaces) introduce learners to the concept of empathy and assistive technology . Each month, we like to feature an educator and a unique project they’ve worked on recently. To read more educator posts, simply sign u
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Check out this local story about a kid who decided to craft and code her own magic with Scratch and Makey Makey! And all because she loves reading!   „She was inspired to do more to bring Hogwarts to life. She created a coding project that uses a wand to start a voice-activated description of the Hogwarts houses. Using
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Gamify your chain reaction by using a Strawbees grabber connected to Makey Makey to start a timer in Scratch when you grab a conductive egg. Drop the egg on the Strawbees roller coaster track. When the egg rolls into the egg drop, it stops the timer.
You need to code your timer to "set to 0" when the green flag is clicked.  To have

Watch This Webinar TOPIC: STEM From a Distance: Family Making, 3D Printing, and Setting Intentions WHEN: August 20th 3 pm Pacific/ 5 pm Central/ 6 pm Eastern Join our second panel discussion as we discuss making as a family, 3D printing from a distance, and setting intentions for maximizing remote learning through sync
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What if your artwork could sing? Or your brushstrokes on a wall could control projected animations with just a touch? Welcome to the electrifying world where art meets technology, all thanks to the magic of conductive paint! Whether you’re a curious creator, a tech enthusiast, or just someone looking for a fun DIY expe
Innovators like Jiayi Young have created interactive installations that react to