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We are having a blast hosting webinars with micro:bit this month to celebrate Scratch Month! Last week, Katie and Colleen shared some mashup ideas for inventing with Makey Makey and micro:bit. They came back this week to share more ideas for combining Scratch coding with your curriculum!   View the Webinar!   Musical M
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Back to School As we head back into another unique school year, we found ourselves thinking… What if we could bring the energy and fun of summer camp into the classroom? To find the answer to this question, we set up a webinar with STEM specialist Chris Singer to learn how he used ideas from our Makey Makey workshop
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Calling all gamers, tech enthusiasts, and code wizards! It’s time to level up your coding skills and unleash your creativity with our latest announcement just in time for Computer Science Education Week! In honor of Hour of Code, we are releasing a set of exciting new activity guides that will teach you how to code you
And now, with the new activity guides, you’ll have step-by-step instructions to help

Combine conductive touch points on a coordinate plane and code pixel art finger paint in Scratch!
First up, you have to craft this coordinate plane!

Learn how to use the Makey Makey extension in Scratch 3 to create a secret code game.
You’ll have to create a riddle or puzzle to help users figure out your secret code

Level Up At-Home Learning Whether you’re back in the classroom, practicing distance learning, homeschooling, or working from a hybrid model, using Makey Makey as a part of your STEM lesson plans means great hands-on activities to help students level up! We are busy creating a variety of content for At-Home learning tha
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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
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But if you have an older Makey Makey (v1.2 or older), you will likely need a newer

Close × Introduction Background Tools & Materials Creating Conductive Pads Stompy Fun with Apps TroubleshootingGoing to the Next Level! Building a Cardboard Stomp Switch Use this guide to create the ultimate stomping pad with Makey Makey. With this guide, you will learn to make an oversized weight sensitive stomp p
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