Where to start to make a Makerspace at no cost. [Some photocopying cost.]
- Floor coding instructions.
- Click here for the blog post with instructions and examples.
- Desktop paper coding instructions.
- Click here for the post with instructions and sheets to print.
- Have the students create other versions for other students.
- Color by Pixel paper instructions.
- Instruction sheet and worksheets to complete
- Clue sheets and blank sheets for them to make the code for someone else.
- Click here for the post with instruction and sheets.
- Ordering exercises.
- Click here for the post with Minecraft exercises.
- Have them create their own using the snipping tool as they create houses in Minecraft.
- Have students draw pictures on 3x5 cards for others to put in order. Such as science items that have multiple steps.
- Water cycle
- Growth of a tree
- Free programming websites.
- Hour of Code: https://code.org/learn
- Scratch: Scratch.mit.edu
- Khan coding https://www.khanacademy.org/computing/computer-programming
- HTML Coding instructions. Typing skills needed.
- Ask parents for donations. This isn’t new but ask now for more electronic items & LEGO.
Note: Add items that you are enthusiastic about.
Resource pages
MakerSpace Pinterest Board from Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public Library
Sewing Machine
Delaware MakerSpaces
STEAM ideas
Another website with information on maker spaces
Perle Beads [Melted Beads]
Patterns here can be used for Color by Pixel
MakerSpace: Arts and Craft ideas
Massachusetts STEAM location
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