Here’s how to choose (and finance) awesome high-tech tools for young makers.
Make a makerspace at home for your children or encourage parents to make a creator space for your students to express themselves!
One trend that’s taking off in schools is the construction of a separate makerspace where teachers can bring their students to engage in hands-on, creative projects. This might be a section of the library, or a converted computer lab, or even a spare classroom that’s equipped with tools and materials to support student design […]
Create your own DIY LEGO Wall with this easy to follow tutorial! A fun DIY Makerspace for building and playing. Free SVG Cut file!
For years I'd heard that you could make a hot air balloon from a garbage bag. When I finally tried it, I found that - as with so much of life - the "devil's in the details." Here's what I Read More ...
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How to Make the Tomahawk Paper Airplane: Smaller than a child's hand, the Tomahawk is a more advanced--yet simpler variant of the highly successful Scout paper airplane. It has landing skids and has flush spars, giving it better speed and survivability characteristics. I designed…
How to Make a Lava Lamp: This instructable explains how to make a lava lamp based on a chemical reaction.
How to Make the Aerowing Paper Airplane: Fast, long range and stealthy, the Aerowing is an aerodynamic "flying wing" paper airplane meant as a lighter, simpler complement to the Omniwing Swift. The Aerowing is designed to be an introductory flying wing for origami aviators to begin with be…
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We asked our kids of different ages to create their own coding projects using the Dot and Dash robots, and wow! Take a look at the creativity.
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Build your own anemometer using paper cups and straws and measure the speed of wind. Interesting science fair project for middle school students.
Sue Mellon, Gifted Support Coordinator in the Allegheny Valley School District integrated Arts & Bots into 7th and 8th grade Language Arts classes. The project served as a culminating activity for...
Makerspaces engage students and encourage critical thinking and collaboration, but getting started can be daunting.
How do teachers use their makerspace to nurture and promote their students' enterprising activities?
Make & Take projects are activities in a makerspace that use affordable materials students can take home to keep. They're great for boosting engagement.
The makerspace movement has a few origin stories including the Maker Faire events that were developed by Make: magazine and MIT’s FabLabs developed by Neil
If there is no room for a makerspace in your library or classroom, students can check out and take home "maker kits" to make and create with their families.
