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March is here, and that means it’s time to ignite curiosity, inspire innovation, and celebrate girls in STEM! Expanding Girls’ Horizons in Science and Engineering Month is all about encouraging young girls to explore the endless possibilities of science, technology, engineering, and math. And what better way to do that
How You Can Support Girls in STEM Encouraging girls in STEM doesn’t have to

Makey Makey started out as a project that was initiated by two students at MIT Media Lab under the advisorship of Mitch Resnick and is an academic and artistic project. Now it’s both a business and a project with thousands of community collaborators, with more joining the ranks of inventors every day.
So we have dedicated our lives to making easy-to-use invention kits.

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
He is focused on getting kids to be inventive with the materials and things they have

This is a guide for teachers to set up circuit stations. Each station takes between 8-10 minutes to complete! The goal is for this whole activity to take about 45 minutes. Feel free pick and choose stations. This is a great way to start a unit on circuits, but it is an even better way to end a unit on circuits. Tinkering and playing with circuits allows students to synthesize their learning!
To figure out what ohm resistor you need, you have to use Ohm’s Law.

How does acceleration change from a downward drop, to a flat surface, to an uphill ramp? With Makey Makey and Scratch you can measure the change in rate over your desired distance and catch the correct time as your toy car drives over simple DIY switches.
To use the built-in formula have your students connect the ‚w‘ key to an ‚equation

This week on „Let’s Invent!“ we teamed up with Strawbees to create chain reactions with everyday materials from home. Both Lindsay and Colleen were inspired to tinker with chain reactions at the start of the „stay at home“ orders around the world because of a Twitter idea-spiration from The Tinkering Studio.  We found
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When you hear the terms bug, motherboard, or even cookie, your mind probably leaps to the world of technology. But what if I told you these words had lives and meanings long before they were staples of our digital dictionary? Let’s dive into the quirky, surprising, and downright bizarre origins of five everyday tech te
  Buzzwords with Backstories And there you have it—the hidden histories

With just a little programming instruction, your students will be able to incorporate real life objects with rhyming riddles to construct an interactive logic puzzle using Scratch and Makey Makey!
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With our new plug and play alarm app, you can spend your time inventing your physical alarm trap! Up until now you’ve learned how circuits work and explored Makey Makey. But now let’s go further by exploring the switch concept. Switches are a simple type of sensor. Sensors and microcontrollers power our world. But wha
Plus, the folks at Scrappy Circuits have even more cool ideas for building switches

As we wrap up 2019, we started thinking about all the great people we’ve been able to chat with during our monthly webinars. We’ve showcased Hour of Code, chatted with experts about accessibility, and even hosted a webinar for students! So if ya missed them, now is your chance to catch up on your PD with our top 5 webi
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