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The BBC micro:bit has a number of sensors on it! One of the most exciting sensors to use with the Code-a-Key Backpack is its accelerometer! In this project you will be building a simple right / left tilt controller to play one of our games called Bouncy Face.
When you have everything together assemble the Code-a-Key backpack, Makey Makey and

Make a portable floor piano with foil, a yoga mat, and a Makey Makey. Then live out your BIG dreams!
scale.  Space each foil out on your background before attaching to make sure you have

Getting Unstuck is a 10 day exploration from the Creative Computing Lab at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Â  „Getting Unstuck is a summer learning experience for teachers who want to learn more about supporting creative work with the Scratch programming language. Every day, you’ll get an email with a small, c
This project shows how to have an alarm set to go off only when the space key is

In the previous class, you learned about sequencing and the secret code block in Scratch, but what if you want a sequence that isn’t in the dropdown menu? In this class, we will show you how to create a variable and code your own sequence! Plus, you’ll learn some great cardboard tips to boot.
(Have you ever seen one?)

Are you looking for an exciting way to make STEM education come alive in your classroom with Makey Makey? With the Makey Makey Classic, the possibilities are endless! Imagine drawing your own game controller, taking a cat selfie, or dancing like never before.
To make it even easier for you to secure funding, we have partnered with Intellectible

Each week in November we will be featuring new projects to try with your Makey Makey invention kit! We’d love to feature your work on our blog and will be sending swag and prizes to community members who share great ideas!  We saw this amazing musical floor mat on Twitter yesterday and wanted to share it as part of #Ne
You might want to fold the edge of the tape so you have a nice spot where you can

Featured Educator Series 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 like to feature an educator and a unique project they’ve w
cutting, Makey-Makeys, Hummingbird robotics, and Finch 2.0 robots.    "Students have

Quick Simple Buttons with Conductive Fabric Tape Introduction Hacks don’t always have

Challenge your student to make musical instruments with Makey Makey and Scratch.
How may sounds will it make (remember the amount of outlets you have available on

Instead of following a project guide in this final maker class, you will be challenged to create your own invention for someone else! In this class, you will use the design cycle to invent your own tactile math or literacy game for a younger user. This user can be a younger grade level student at your school or a young
That’s because the design cycle doesn’t have to flow in sequence order.