Makery Club Sign-Up Sheet
TBA
What does our Makerspace have?
- Carvey machines (2) – a 3D carving machine
- 3D printers (2)
- 3D pens
- Cameos (2) – a computerized cutting machine
- Green screen equipment
- Stop motion equipment
- Glue guns
- Soldering irons
- Tools (hammers, screwdrivers, saws (hand & power), drills (power)
- iPads
- Robots
- Sewing supplies (fabric, pins/needles, thread, sewing machine)
- Legos
- Keva building planks
- Variety of recyclable materials for making and taking apart
- Puzzles
Lesson Ideas
- “What Do You Do With An Idea?” by Kobi Yamada (first lesson slides) (sewing/3D printing lesson slides)
- Silent Films – can be used for a variety of lessons. These slides give background information about the app used to create the silent films. (lesson overview slides)
- International Dot Day, September 15th, based on the book “The Dot” by Peter Reynolds (lesson slides) (Quiver app info link) (draw bot ideas list)
- Intro to the Makerspace (lesson slides)
Project Ideas
- Global Cardboard Challenge, held on October 1st (link to Caine’s Arcade, video) (link to Global Cardboard Challenge website)
- Maker Faire website – info on where to find a Maker Faire and how to host your own Maker Faire
Resources
- Project Ignite website – electronics, 3D design, and 3D printing projects you can teach now
- Thingiverse website – 3D ideas and educational project lesson plans
- TinkerCad website – create 3D digital design with online CAD
- Instructables website – a place that lets you explore, document, and share your DIY creations. Offers online classes that help get you making
- Makezine website – DIY projects and ideas for makers
- Scratch website – a free programming language and online community where you can create your own interactive stories, games, and animations
- HSTRY website – a free digital learning tool which promotes collaboration and engagement in the classroom, wonderful way to create journals
- Makerspace Playbook, School Edition PDF – filled with information on the organization, tools, roles and much, much, more that you’ll need to get started and run a makerspace