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New to Makey Makey? Discover Makey Makey and set up your first banana piano, Play-Doh bongos, or invent your own idea! STEM Projects for 4th Grade. Great activities for Homeschool and Homeschool pods. Music, Art, and STEAM powered projects!
Here are a few things we have enjoyed using: Inflatable beach balls, paper plates

Player 2 Backpack Ever wanted to add a second player? Plug in this backpack to instantly double your game controls and double the fun! Enable player 2 with this gameriffic backpack and create custom game controllers along with friends. The Player 2 Backpack brings the WASDFG keyboard key input header on the back of the
❮ ❯ Makey Makey Backpack Bundle $44.95 Makey Makey backpacks have invention appeal

If you have never used Microsoft MakeCode before, it is a wonderful tool to start

This activity allows you to combine Makey Makey and Scratch to create an interactive poster. While designing your own interactive poster, you will investigate how circuits work. Plus, you’ll begin to think about user interface design and how it is important when designing physical computing projects.
You can use pencil lead (we prefer 6B pencils which have heavier graphite than your

Did you know that pencil lead is conductive even though the wood surrounding a pencil is not? (Check out Drawdio a cool invention Jay Silver made with a pencil before Makey Makey!) Since pencil lead (also known as graphite) is conductive, that makes pencils and drawings a really cool material for inventing with Makey
Pencil Experiment You may not have realized until just now that there are different

It’s time for fun fact Friday! Everybody knows that we love alligator clipping to everyday objects here at Makey Makey. But what do you do when you open your Makey Makey box to discover somebody didn’t clean that banana goo off the alligator clips? (EW!)  Here’s some fun hacks to keep your alligator clips clean and shi
makeymakey) October 10, 2018  Brush your Teeth 2) We know sometimes that you might have

Grab this guide, to inspire students to design and make their own creations after reading Doll-E 1.0. Learn how to code physical creations with Scratch!
After reading, you have to make some design decisions.

In this class, you’ll start playing with movement and how movement can close a switch. Build a tilt sensor out of foil and a toilet paper tube and use it to control the Scratch cat!
You might have to manipulate your paperclip to keep the marble in.

Thanks to Mark Schreiber and Year in the Making, our content creator Colleen Graves, was able to share some free professional development yesterday for maker educators.  The topic? Some of our favorite things: Physical computing with Scratch and Makey Makey.  In case you missed it, we wanted to share all the resources
Makey Makey Poetry: Create four visuals to represent a poem read in class and have

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
system for an obstacle course they are super easy to make and just something to have