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Bee-Bots are perfect for introducing programming concepts to early learners! These friendly robots teach sequencing, estimation, and problem-solving. Start with simple directional commands and gradually create more complex paths. Pro tip: Use tape to create grid patterns on your floor for more structured activities. 

**Learn more about Bee-Bots:** [Bee-Bot Official Website](https://www.bee-bot.us/)

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Did you know Ozobots can follow color-coded commands? These tiny but mighty robots read color patterns to perform different actions. Begin with basic color codes (like blue-red-blue for speed boost) and progress to creating intricate paths. Download their free printable activities to get started! 

**Learn more about Ozobots:** [Ozobot Official Website](https://ozobot.com/)

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Dash & Dot are the dynamic duo of elementary robotics! Use the Wonder Workshop apps to program these robots through engaging challenges. My students love using the xylophone attachment with Dash to create musical programs. Remember to clear a good space - these robots love to move! 

**Learn more about Dash & Dot:** [Wonder Workshop Home](https://www.makewonder.com/)

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Snap Circuits make electricity and engineering accessible to all ages! Start with the basic light and sound projects before moving to more complex circuits. Safety tip: Always supervise younger students and check connections before powering on. The FM radio project is always a crowd favorite! 

**Learn more about Snap Circuits:** [Snap Circuits Official](https://www.elenco.com/brands/snap-circuits/)

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littleBits are amazing for teaching electronics through magnetic, snap-together modules. Begin with the basic power-input-output chain, then encourage students to innovate. My favorite classroom project: Creating an automatic pet feeder using the servo motor and light sensor! 

**Learn more about littleBits:** [littleBits by Sphero](https://sphero.com/pages/littlebits)

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My First Lesson -- littleBits Education Code Kit

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Transform everyday objects into computer keys with Makey Makey! Connect the alligator clips to conductive materials like fruit or aluminum foil. Popular project idea: Create a banana piano or a playdough game controller. Remember to ground yourself by holding the earth clip! 

**Learn more about Makey Makey:** [Makey Makey](https://makeymakey.com/)

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Sphero robots combine coding with endless possibilities! Use the Sphero Edu app to program movements, lights, and sensors. Create obstacle courses, program dance routines, or simulate planetary orbits in science class. Top tip: Use clear cups as holders when not in use! 

**Learn more about Sphero:** [Sphero Official Site](https://sphero.com/)

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Cubelets teach robotics through modular blocks with different functions. Start by explaining each cube type (sense, think, act). Challenge students to create robots that can navigate around obstacles or respond to light. Remember to charge all blocks before your lesson! 

**Learn more about Cubelets:** [Cubelets Official](https://www.modrobotics.com/cubelets/)

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Osmo brilliantly combines physical objects with iPad technology! The coding games use physical blocks to create digital solutions. Start with Coding Awbie for younger students, then progress to Coding Jam for more complex sequences. Don't forget to calibrate your Osmo before each session! 

**Learn more about Osmo:** [Osmo Learning System](https://www.playosmo.com/en/)

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How to Play Osmo Awbie  | Osmo Coding Awbie | Let's Play Osmo

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If you think this game is not pog you should go rethink your life and reincarnate into a turtle and consume plastic. Let me speak to your sad parents who didnt let you experience this masterpiece.
Plot 10/10 - the plot was so engaging that i had to name my grand son after the god bee bot. He totally loves his name and wont commit drown because of it. This anime video game leaves me so many emotions that i start to contemplate why i havent been playing this game every single day. The pacing of this game is top notch compared to stupid sao it has terrible pacing and if you think otherwise you WILL commit drown.

Characters 10/10 - bee bot is best boi and best waifu because i dont assume their gender. Bee bot goes through an intricate character arc going from a stupid bee that cant walk to a bee that can travel the city placemat. Superb character development that leaves on the edge of my seat during every single character moment

I hooe you enjoy my review brcause my opinion is right

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‎The Bee-Bot® App from TTS is based on our well-loved and award winning Bee-Bot® floor robot. The App makes use of Bee-Bot's key functionality and enables children to improve their skills in directional language, programming sequences of forwards, backwards, left and right 90 degree turns. Enabling...

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We've got new apps! Learn more about each app in this blog post. To celebrate the launch of our new Craft + Code Booster Kit and Get Up + Go Booster Kit, we have also launched new apps that will let you have a full plug-and-play Makey Makey experience!

Legacy and Community Apps

Bongos: Play some bongo drums with the space bar and left arrow. Turn anything into a drum!

Piano
A piano designed for Makey Makey. Play a melody with the arrow keys and space bar (and click, too).

MK-1
A sampling synth made by Eric Rosenbaum for Makey Makey. Record your own sound, use preset scales, and set the keys to play just the notes you want.
Makey Makey Music Sampler
We know that kids (and adults!) love our piano and bongo app. So we wanted to make a sampler to get more kids interested in sound engineering and using digital audio workstations like Garageband and Ableton.

Scratch Piano
This is a piano you can play with the arrow keys. It was created using Scratch, an easy-to-use graphical programming language, so you can remix it and make your own version.

Patatap
Patatap is a portable animation and sound kit. This app works with all the letter keys, so you'll have to use the back of your Makey Makey or remap the arrow keys to use with this app. Warning: contains flashing images.

Makey Makey Midi Player

Thisawesomemidi app was created by Makey Makey Ambassador Liam Baum (aka MrBombMusic.) He built this app with p5.js & Soundfont-Player. Plug in your Makey Makey, and choose an instrument from the dropdown and begin playing a full scale with the instrument of your choice! (Note: you will need to remap a few pins on the back of the board for keys h and j.)

Virtual Musical Makey Makey
This app was created by Johnny Tal as a way to easily upload any sound you want for any input, or choose an instrument from the list and easily monitor what's being triggered on the virtual Makey Makey.

Dot Piano
Dot Piano is a visual musical instrument that lives on the web. Use your computer keys or MIDI keyboard to record a song, then share it simply by sending a link. To use with Makey Makey, use WASDFG on the back of your board or reprogram your arrow keys to letter key presses.
Piano Genie
Another great piano app! Click the Settings wheel to change the piano keys to Makey Makey keypresses and start playing!

Sound Effects
This page turns your keyboard into a sound effects machine. By connecting to the letters on the back of your Makey Makey, you can create your own way to trigger sounds. (Flash Player is no longer supported)

Chamber Music Piano
You can play 10 different notes on this piano (using w, a, s, d, f, left, up, right, down and space). Play along with the video for a piano duet!

Soundplant

This downloadable app is great if you just want to drag and drop sounds onto keys on a keyboard, then press the keys to play them. Try it with the example keymap we made with drum and marimba sounds for macor windows.
Makey Makey OneClick Drum

1 Button Piano Makey Makey Harp

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Wanna plug Makey Makey in and start playing and connecting everyday stuff with no coding involved? Check out these apps that use key presses. When you are ready to start making your own apps and games, head on over to Scratch to code your own projects!

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Read this free ebook by Chelsea Walton. Find thousands of free educational ebooks for classroom use at read.bookcreator.com

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Copy of Lesson Plans for Makey Makey.pdf

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1. Participants will be able to imagine and build creative circuits.

2. Participants will be able to build simple and effective programs using the free Scratch coding program from MIT that will support a Makey Makey design challenge.

3. Participants will learn how to create and solve open ended design challenges using the Makey Makey.

4. Participants will learn how to build a variety of sensors that provide feedback.

5. Participants will explore how the Makey Makey resources and methodologies support learning outcomes in their classroom.

6. Participants will explore these questions: Where do innovations come from? Can their emergence be influenced?

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1. Participants will be able to imagine and build creative circuits. 2. Participants will be able to build simple and effective programs using the free Scratch coding program from MIT that will support a Makey Makey design challenge. 3. Participants will learn how to create and solve open ended design challenges using the Makey Makey.

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Enter the world of Physical Computing with Scratch and Makey Makey! Here’s a really quick intro to get started!

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This activity allows you to combine Makey Makey and Scratch to create an interactive poster. While designing your own interactive poster, you will investigate how circuits work. Plus, you’ll begin to think about user interface design and how it is important when designing physical computing projects.

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Osmo is a highly praised brand that combines physical play and digital learning for an innovative, interactive educational experience. Their line includes AR STEM games that promote creativity, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills. Join millions of families unlocking their child’s potential with Osmo.

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Ozobot Lessons Archives | Activities & Classroom Resources

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Access a curated collection of teacher submitted STEAM lessons and special event activities, featuring monthly coding lessons and holiday-themed content.

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Modular Robotics | Cubelets robot blocks

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Meet your Cubelets units. - Modular Robotics | Cubelets robot blocks

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The Meet Your Cubelets Units are designed to introduce you and your students to the basic functions of Cubelets. Each age-specific unit is a progression of