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1. We out more led on the paper and attached the metal part of the circuit to the led and move
pacman across the screen
2. The paper clips, aluminium foil, and penny's
3.  We put the penny in between the paper, led, and metal circuit so the charge is bigger and makes it easier to control the pacman

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What new and clever way did you find your circuit to work?

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What new and clever way did you find your circuit to work?

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I found that someone had to hold the earth cord to control it.

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Conductive materials are many metals that work together

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What did you do differently from last week to make your circuits work?

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What did you do differently from last week to make your circuits work?

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We realized that someone had to hold the earth cord to control it.

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1. We connected it to AABARAN and he was the. Conductor.
2. AABARAN was the conductor
3. We found we had to go through

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1) Last week, I would want to connect the wires and other objects to one person.
2) The conducting materials are clay, wires and people.
3) New and clever ways are the earth board and also using humans to work things on a computer.

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1. The second time, we had one person touch the wire so they could control the circuits.
2.Pennies, cooper, and aluminum foil
3. We held hands together to make it work.

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1. The second time, we had one person touch the wires so they could control the circuits of the electricity.
2. Conducting materials are pennies, copper, and aluminum foil.
3.  We all touched eachother so the electricity moved through all of us, and then the person touching the wire was the conductor.

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1)we connected the grey cord to the earth's slot and connected the other cords to the keys and played.
2)we used our bodies, aluminum foil and paperclips
3)We held hands to play the piano together.

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1. The second time we tried the makey makey we connected the person to the board so that we could play the piano.
2. Copper pennies foil etc. makes it able to conduct the board with your hands.
3. If you touch the people around you and then one person touches the matierial you can use the board

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1.Our group attached another cord to aabaran to use him as an energy conductor then it worked
2. A human body and some tin foil
3. We found out that we can play the piano through the circuit board and we also found out you can play games using the circuit board

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1) we assembled it correctly this time

2) we used ourselves as conductors

3) we used better ideas and innivated more

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https://padlet.com/jtuten/j5ofufp4c640

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1. Someone touched one of the wires to make it work.
2. Conducting materials are pennies, copper and aluminum foil.
3. Everyone can control it at the same time if you touch the person connected to the Makey Makey.

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1. We connected it to the person, and the circuit 2. Pennies, lead, aluminium, and paperclips3. We played the piano that was on the computer

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We connected someone to the grey circuit so they could control all the other circuits.

We used one person and pennies as conducting materials.

We found out that if you touch the person with the grey circuit you all could conduct.

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The conducting materials are 1) computer
2) online source
3) wires and Makey makey box

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I would like to apply the chords/wires to the computer with using the clay that Mrs. Tuten had provided.

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1.  Last week, I did not understand that the person holding the earth clip had to be the one to use the keys.
2. Some conducting materials are pennies, paperclips , and aluminum foil.
3. What we did was we played the piano using our conducting materials and clay.

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What did you do differently from last week to make your circuits work?

What are conducting materials?
What new and clever way did you find your circuit to work?