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How to Make a Childproof Cardboard Chair!

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How to Make a Childproof Cardboard Chair!

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Slides Link (for resources and credits): https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1HHzae_E7mmP5PYVFxqpo_tN_lEew74TPu5PKwo9DLNE/present?slide=id.gec082a152f_1_191

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Hi Everyone!
Here is my final reflection! Thank you all for a great class and good luck!

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M8 Makerspace Reflection Caitlin DiVincent

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Sorry for the preview image - I've tried to change it 3 times with no avail! This is my maker reflection on a tiny embroidery piece I did! I hope you enjoy!

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Debbie Fulmer: Display for taekwondo belts

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Debbie Fulmer: Display for taekwondo belts

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My reflection after working on a display rack for my taekwondo belts, using woodworking tools and materials we already had at home.

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Rachel Mulligan - Sculpting with Cardboard (596 Summer 2022)

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Rachel Mulligan - Sculpting with Cardboard (596 Summer 2022)

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Hi, everyone! Here is the video presentation of my Final Reflection project. Thank you!

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Hello everyone! Here is the reflection on my tinkering project with paper circuits.

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Learning Plan - Construction Paper Table

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Learning Plan - Construction Paper Table

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Here is the link to my video reflection!

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Here was my maker attempt. I tried to create a craft based on a book for my students. It was to be an inexpensive craft since I plan to do this with K-3 (400 ish students!)

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Marica Bee Lesznik's Reflection - Turning a Birdhouse into a Lizard House

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Marica Bee Lesznik's Reflection - Turning a Birdhouse into a Lizard House

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Hi everybody! For my project, I made (or, attempted to make) a new hide for Noodle, my leopard gecko, out of a birdhouse! My wood glue didn't dry properly, so the project isn't quite done yet, but I definitely had plenty to reflect on.

I also made a more detailed slide show which can be accessed here, and I will be updating that with pictures once I've finished putting the new hide together.

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Behold the Dice Bag! (Brigitte Carroll's maker reflection)

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Behold the Dice Bag! (Brigitte Carroll's maker reflection)

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https://rutgers.voicethread.com/share/18177662/

I did my final presentation in VoiceThread because all other tech failed me this week. Enjoy and if anyone wants the pattern PDF, let me know, I'm looking for errata finders!

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Here's my reflection on building a cork basket for my creative reuse makercart.

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Hello Everyone,
Here is my reflection. I look forward to starting this project and hope to share it with ya'll

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Here's my reflection- I tried Loom for the first time! Hope you can view it without a hitch!

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Makerspace Reflection- DiCicco RU 596 - Google Slides

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Hi! I've shared my reflection here after making something inspired by doodling with ribbon!

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Loom | Free Screen & Video Recording Software

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Here is my Dog Ramp Reflection video!

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Hello! I actually did this as a narrated PowerPoint, with pictures of my making process. I had a little trouble uploading the original file, so I uploaded it to YouTube instead.

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Due to some video snafus, I am writing out the ideas within my Learning Plan and attaching a video of my "making." I enjoyed brainstorming a few ideas with the items I had to work with at my disposal. In the end, my Essential Question was born from reflecting on the challenges my son and I would create for ourselves when he was younger.

1) Essential Question: The video opens panning the poster that would welcome children to this activity: "Makerspace #1: Marble Sprawl This week's challenge: Challenge yourself to build the highest functional tower! Record your final functional height in the journal below."
2) Iterative Process: Using the mixed-pieces marble set, I set out to create the tallest functional tower I could. From my vantage point, looking down on the tower, it always seemed the marble would flow easily from top to bottom. Each time it failed, I was annoyed with myself for missing the sign. As seen in the video, my original creation toppled, leaving me frustrated that I needed to consider a new concept. The final time, I decided to go for a broader base, to help carry more weight at the top. The build was successful, but as seen in the video, the marble would not make it down the entire way. I decided to try a heavier marble and found immediate success.
3) Enduring Understanding: I walked away from this experience learning that to build up successfully, I need to be concerned about how the bottom was set. And also that the weight of the marble can affect the outcome.
4) Reflection: Recognizing that this is a hypothetical scenario, I know there were no recorded heights already in the journal, but had there been, I would have wanted to be the tallest on record. That challenge would have been my motivation to keep pushing myself to success.

Here is a video of my attempts, failures, and finally, my success:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1N-s9KVbT8uBabljJFY1dLwqQhauU-4ZK/view?usp=sharing

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Hi everyone! Here is my reflection after making PJs and a tank top this semester.

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Hi all! My phone and mic are having issues lately, so in lieu of a video I’m sharing a google doc with photo documentation of my project and written reflection:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/10aWx77sVQn7AiIFHhRFud956b0fHzz_X?usp=sharing

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Here is my reflection! I was looking to utilize recycled materials and connect to the learning in our school garden.

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Here is my reflection on building an extension of space for my Betta fish!