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https://www.microbit.org/

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Lesson resources for teachers

Planning and teaching with the micro:bit

Primary ages 7-11

Complete, editable computing units of work and resources with cross-curricular links for art, science, geography and more, curriculum-linked to England KS2 and Code.org elementary CS Fundamentals.
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Secondary ages 11-14

Units of work with downloadable, editable resources covering computing fundamentals through to cyber security, cryptography and creative design projects, curriculum-linked to England KS3.
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The BBC micro:bit: the pocket-sized computer transforming digital skills learning.

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Nothing over $50 here: *Scramble Squares-9pc puzzles
*Bloxels
*Snap Circuits
*OWI Robotic Arm
*Strawbees
*Tinker Toys
*Crafts
*Legos

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Tapigami - Here is a How To: https://vimeo.com/49047415?ref=tw-share

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I also replied on the flip grid. But here are a few other ideas: To save on tape and glue costs over time, Strawbees, Makedos Toobalink Look on Instructables for ideas. Check with businesses for office supply donations.

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https://www.letsticktogether.com/

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Magnatiles are the #1 fav! Cubelets, straws and connectors, chess, spheres, ozobots, creation station are among some of my ss other favorites!

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https://flipgrid.com/e742e9

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We participate in this (year round) with the intent to create on our own. Projects coded with Scratch, are our favorites.

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Website/app: Drag and drop 3D objects (which you create or use from a library) to make an interactive Virtual world. Free. Good for Minecraft fans. Download the free app on a phone and you can explore those worlds you create with Google Cardboard. Coding elements are being added to make more interactive.

- @Ms_chelseasims

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CoSpaces Edu for kid-friendly 3D creation and coding

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Boost your kids' learning experience by letting them invent, build and code their own creations. Runs on mobile, tablet and desktop, including Chromebooks.

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Students enjoyed Osmo Coding and Masterpiece ...

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Oceanside PROJECT EXTRA loves Dash and Dot!

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Thimble.io - Build Fun Robots & Drones Delivered to Your Door Monthly (ages 13+)

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Thimble.io - Build Fun Robots & Drones Delivered to Your Door Monthly (ages 13+)

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Build, solder, and program monthly projects such as robots, quadcopters, and other fun electronics. No experience needed.  (www.thimble.io)

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http://www.instructables.com/id/Solar-WobbleBot/

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Little robots good for all age levels. Younger children use markers and codes the bots follow. Older children can write code. KDB

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in this case, quite literally!

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All grade levels love them!

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ALL my elementary grades love them!

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KEVAplanks.com is the official website of KEVA planks. Search products, discover projects, and learn about the creative world of KEVA.

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Marble runs (ie MarbleGenius

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Marble Run Toys to create a Marble Race. Great STEM learning for kids!

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Marble Genius sells the most unique and exciting Marble Run Toys, Marble Race Toys, Marble Tracks, and Marble Games. These educational toys are vital for kids!

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We use cardboard to create about anything. You can also combine it with tech tools. The last designed project was an LED light up robot name badge.  Here is a great book to inspire you: Star Jumper: Journal of a Cardboard Genius by Frank Asch. And have you seen this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faIFNkdq96U
And ... I just found this after starting the book "Invent to Learn"... suggested by the creator of this padlet. https://www.make.do/

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We have made everything from catapults to giant bristle-bots to marble mazes. I now keep a giant storage bin full of popsicle sticks on hand always. I started my makerspace with only 8 glue guns and some popsicle sticks.

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We use our Printrbots in all our classes they are one of the best 3D printers out there for use with kiddos. They are simple, easy to use, and hardly ever break down. We get referb models for around $300. One of our favorite activities is to make 3D printed weapons for our Lego Mindstorms battle-bots. The kiddos have to use all kinds of math to make them compatible with the technic legos, it is great and they are so proud when they get it to work.

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We use our Printrbot Play in all our tech classes in connection with Lego robotics, Minecraft, and coding classes. Yes those are 3D printed weapons printed to attach on to our our Lego Mindstorms Ev3 battle-bots.

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You can do a lot with:$250: Cordless power tool set.  Drill/driver, impact driver, circular saw, reciprocating tool of some kind, plus bits/blades.$50: A nice multitool$50: some vises and clamps$50: solder station (eBay)$20: enough solder to last a lifetime$40: pencils and sharpies$40: hot glue gun

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You can do a lot with:$250: Cordless power tool set.  Drill/driver, impact driver, circular saw, reciprocating tool of some kind, plus bits/blades.$50: A nice multitool$50: some vises and clamps$50: solder station (eBay)$20: enough solder to last a lifetime$40: pencils and sharpies$40: hot glue gun

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Invest in sturdy ones w/connectors to re-use. Students LOVE them!

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... you can never have enough!

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Use it at my secondary building. Fun, relaxing, appealing to pretty much everyone!

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Which 3Doodler Is Right For You | The 3Doodler

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Not sure which 3Doodler pen is right for you? Let our matrix get you started!

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Origami/Paper Folding (Paper airplanes, etc)

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Origami/Paper Folding (Paper airplanes, etc)

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Low tech. Allow students to fold paper. Invest in various books on topic.

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