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Celebrating Juneteenth with a Maker Mash-up by Sam Yancey
Junteenth is a holiday that originated in Texas. On June 19th, 1865 in Galveston, TX, federal orders were given to proclaim freedom for all slaves in Texas. This holiday is also known as Emancipation Day and Jubilee Day. READ MORE
Featured Educator: Ali Adil Ali
Meet this month's featured educator Ali Adil Ali from Iraq! He is an educator in the Ministry of higher education and the Coding for Kids initiative founder in Iraq and teaches kids coding and robotics for free. READ MORE
New Maker Mashup Resources
We've got a new chapter on our How To Resource page for maker mash ups. We've been working on combining resources to maximize fun in the classroom! READ MORE
Scientific Modeling with Scratch and Makey Makey for #MoonHack2020
Check out his Scientific Modeling project to help with understanding how we need to replant trees to help with deforestation. This project for Moonhack 2020 is a simulation of how drones can help with planting trees. READ MORE
Cat Sensor Invention
Erik recently took our online training course with Tom Heck. He has four cats and one dog. His wife is an educator teaching from home just like him. The cats keep looking for attention while their owners are home. Erik... READ MORE
Featured Educator Project: Mapping a Walk to Social and Historical Connections
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 will... READ MORE
Join the Inventors of Makey Makey for a Live Chat! Recording and Resources
We are celebrating Scratch Month by inviting others to share their stories and great ideas! Join us this week to chat with Eric Rosenbaum and Jay Silver and learn more about the beginnings of Makey Makey, more about Scratch 3... READ MORE
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