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challenged to create your own invention for someone else
challenged to create your own invention for someone else
Add a physical computing element to your fraction lessons with this guide on using Makey Makey and Scratch to generate fractions! Gather your supplies and let’s go!
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Sometimes pressing a button is just too much! What if you could use light to control your mouse clicks, press a key or better yet… make music on your computer! Using the Code-a-Key backpack with the micro:bit, we can do just that… build a flashlight piano! This project focuses on creating a light-controlled piano, but
above it and the Code-a-Key backpack and use an if/else
This game is called Drag Race, and it is our first 2-player button-mashing game where each player controls a car! The faster each player presses their assigned key, the faster their car goes. We will explore locations, simulating friction, and specific key event blocks. Let’s get our engines revving!
We want to use an if / else statement that uses the
You will learn to create poems out of old book pages and make your poetry interactive with Scratch and Makey Makey!
Begin to craft a poem from someone else’s words!
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We used plastic sheeting and aluminium foil tape to make a portable roll-up maze. Players walk around two separate paths. When the players hold hands, the circuit closes. The maze controls a Scratch game – either the original Journey example or a circus game (attached).
You can use any program with a forever loop and if-else
The wrapping paper has been torn, the gifts unveiled, and the holiday feast enjoyed. Now what? The excitement wanes, bellies are full, and screens start to draw each family member back into their own worlds. But this year can be different! What if, instead of settling into the usual post-gift-exchange lull, your family
Bring your own controllers – potatoes or anything else
Last week we soft released our first class in a series of maker classes designed for students who have already explored our beginner course, but now want to go a little further in making fun inventions to use with Makey Makey at home. This is series of classes for students who’ve finished our Beginner Level Makey Make
challenged to create your own invention for someone else
Jed Stefanowicz is the new TOSA (teacher on special assignment) for the Natick Public Schools, in Natick Massachusetts. Before taking on his new role as technology coach, Jed was a third grade homeroom teacher for twenty two years. Jed also happens to be one of our wonderful Makey Makey Ambassadors. Jed first discovere
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