[gifted 2025] MaKey Makey

[Jeanie Barker]

Actually, Lora, I'd love to do it again. I think I'd modify a couple things...perhaps break it up into 2 sessions - the first one giving the kids more time to play and discover what's possible with the makey makey, then spend the second one applying that new knowledge to a specific design challenge. 

Let's talk!
Jeanie

> On Dec 11, 2014, at 9:44 PM, loraustin at gmail.com wrote:
> 
> Wow!  That is STEM in action!  Is she willing to come to third grade?! 
> Lora
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>> On Dec 11, 2014, at 2:09 PM, Dave Allen Barker Jr <dave at 1.0ne.org> wrote:
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>> Last week my wife, Jeanie, introduced Ms. Quinn's second grade instructional class to Interaction Design, an element of her profession field.  She brought along 4 "MaKey MaKey"s (make anything into a (keyboard) key), a variety of materials, handouts and worksheets, and had the students apply the STEM Design Process to creating a game controller for kindergarteners.
>> I saw excitement from both students and staff, and I think the school may be getting their own MaKey MaKeys.
>> MaKey MaKey
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