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People’s identities are often influenced by experiences they’ve had in their lives. Every experience you’ve had, good or bad, shapes who you are today. Take a few minutes to reflect on some important moments in your life. What moments in your life caused a change in the way you think? What moments in your life had a huge impact on who you are today? What are your most fun memories? What moments represent personal growth, or how far you’ve come in your life?

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This is super crucial if you want the light to be in a specific spot, like the top of a tree, as a nose, etc. It's helpful to make a super simple drawing of what you want before you try, or at least have extra materials on-hand for second (or possibly third) versions. Check all the things before you glue stuff down.

2. Craft the card!
Since it's the December holiday season, I'm making a bunch of holidays cards for friends, woo! I like incorporating re-used (or upcycled) materials, so for this card I cut out the cover of an old calendar and folded the edges under to make it 3D (oooohhh now we're gettin' fancy!).

Another fun option are pop-ups! Cut out thin strips (~ 1/2 inch) and fold them accordion-style, then use 'em to prop up your cutouts and drawings!
3. Add in the LED!
You can either hide the circuit under the cover, or inside the card. For this card, the circuit slips under the cut-out, and the LED, covered by a lot of cotton balls, sticks out the top to light up the clouds!

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Inspired by the new film Space Jam: A New Legacy, this learning path shows basketball fans how an understanding of data science and coding can support their passions, create opportunities, and even open doors to possible careers. Develop skills in Visual Studio Code, Azure, GitHub, JavaScript, and Python, to gain insights into how individual moments throughout a player's history can lead to a critical game decision in the finals.
Welcome to the Jam! Basketball champion and global icon LeBron James goes on an epic adventure alongside timeless Tune Bugs Bunny in the animated/live-action event "Space Jam: A New Legacy," from director Malcolm D. Lee and an innovative filmmaking team including Ryan Coogler and Maverick Carter.

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This transformational journey is a manic mashup of two worlds that reveals just how far some parents will go to connect with their kids. When LeBron and his young son Dom are trapped in a digital space by a rogue A.I., LeBron must get them home safely by leading Bugs, Lola Bunny, and the whole gang of notoriously undisciplined Looney Tunes to victory over the A.I.'s digitized champions on the court: a powered-up roster of basketball stars as you've never seen them before. It's Tunes versus Goons in the highest-stakes challenge of his life, that will redefine LeBron's bond with his son and shine a light on the power of being yourself. The ready-for-action Tunes destroy convention, supercharge their unique talents and surprise even "King" James by playing the game their own way.

In this learning path you will:

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Introduction: Pressure Sensitive Switches

Use this guide to create the ultimate stomping pad. With this guide, you will learn to make an over-sized weight sensitive stomp pad to control one button games. Make two to practice your jumping jacks or make four for a DDR dance mat! This durable floor pad uses rubber bands as an insulator and as an added bonus helps the floor pad stay in place.

Step 1: Create a Conductive Pad

Picture 1 shows the supplies you need. The extra long wires are in our STEM pack and you can use any conductive tape, but we used the tape from our Inventor's Booster Kit.

The first step in creating a conductive pad is to use your glue stick and adhere one foil square to one side of each piece of chipboard. (Picture 2)

Make sure you leave a little foil off to the right side so you can wrap the foil around the end of the chipboard. This will help us create a strong connection for Makey Makey. (Picture 3 and 4)

Place both chipboards side by side with the foil covered ends facing each other, foil side up.

Educator Tip:
Talk with students about how since Makey Makey uses everyday conductive objects to work, they can actually build their own sensors and switches that resemble real products in the world. These oversized stomping pads are created similarly to the way a button on a keyboard or a calculator work! These two foil covered pads will break the circuit and then when a student stomps or jumps on the pad, the circuit will close and send a signal to the computer making the computer think a key was pressed!

Step 2: Wire Conductive Pads

Grab the extra long wires from the STEM pack and tape one wire to the spine of the foiled chipboard with regular tape. (Making sure not to cover the exposed end with this insulating regular tape. Picture 1)

Now grab your conductive tape (pictured is from our booster kit) and tape the copper end of the wire to the foil on the chipboard. Use multiple pieces of conductive tape to ensure a good connection from the wire to the foil. Cover all of the exposed copper with conductive tape. (Picture 2 and 3)

This process will make sure the foil is conductive from the wire all the way across the foil length. Plus, it will hold our wire in place. Since you are going to be doing a lot of stomping, you want to make sure the wire will not move when you step on your stomping pad. Hiding the wire on the end of the chipboard ensures connectivity and durability, but it also makes it easier to keep the wires out of your feet's way!

Repeat this process for the other chipboard. Ensure that when the two pieces of chipboard are placed side by side with the foil covered ends, that the wire comes out in the same direction.

Educator Tip:
Conductive fabric tape is pretty cool! It's the same type of tape used in laptop and cable shielding, but since it is so flexible it can also be used for sewing and making wearables!

Step 3: Protect Wiring

Cut two strips of Duct tape that will cover the short ends of your chipboard. (Our chipboard is about the size of a sheet of paper 8" X 11") Place half of the Duct tape on the outside of your chipboard and the other half over the foil side to cover the connection you just made. ( Picture 1)

Place another strip of Duct tape other side of your chipboard. ( Picture 2)

With your stomping pad open and the foil sides up, check to make sure you have both wires in the center and coming out the same direction like in Picture 3.

With the wires in the center, create a hinge to hold your stomping pad together by adding one piece of duct tape over your wire protection tape. Use one piece of duct tape on the inside of your switch and place another piece of duct tape on the outside of your switch for durability. (See Pictures 3 and 4)

If you plugged this into a Makey Makey at this point and closed it together, your stomping pad would always go off! When the two pieces of foil touch, it closes the circuit just like a switch. We'll need an insulator to break the circuit.

Step 4: Add an Insulator

To break the circuit and create a switch, you'll need an insulator. Add an insulator to one side of your floor pad to keep the two conductive pads apart and your circuit open until someone "presses" your switch. (Or stomps on it!)

If you use rubber bands, you can tinker with making a weight sensitive floor pad once you hook up a Makey Makey.

Educator Tip:
Thanks to Aaron Graves for dreaming up this sturdy and awesome insulator trick for floor pads! Rubber bands make a great insulator, hold the floor pad together, AND make this floor pad adjustable!

Step 5: Wire Up Floor Pad and Adjust Sensitivity

Let's connect those wires to Makey Makey and test your floorpad switch! Connect a black alligator clip to one wire and a red alligator clip to the other wire. (Picture 1)

Now connect the black alligator clip to earth on your Makey Makey and the red alligator clip to the space input. (Picture 2)

(NOTE: You don't have to color coordinate, we just find it's easier when explaining how to do stuff.)

Let's test our stomping pad for weight sensitivity. Stomp on it to see if you are Makey Makey-ing connection.

The more rubber bands you add, the harder you'll have to stomp to make a connection. If your switch isn't working, then take away some rubber bands. Or if it is too sensitive and connecting too much, then add more rubber bands to add insulation between the two conductive pads.

Now go code the coolest one button game and get stomping!

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