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Hands On Learning

While the white board helps, getting your hands in the middle of things make it much more real. These topics explore what's currently available and how to use it.

And many are surprisingly low or no cost.

Resources for Hands On Learning ...

Robots For All Ages
- Miniature Robots
- 8 Simple Robots for Beginners
- Make A Simple Robotic Arm from Cardboard
- DIY Soft Robotic Tentacle
- Cereal Box Robot
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Hands On Projects And Simple Tools
- Make A Poptar
- Plywood Hot Wire Foam Cutter
- Smartphone Digital Microscope
- Smartphone to Microscope for $10
- Science Experiments Around Your Home
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Maker Movement
- Paper Roller Coasters
- What is a Makerspace?
- Student's perspectives on Maker Spaces
- Sylvia's Super-Awesome Maker Show!
- Hackerspace In A Box
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Simple Projects
- Science4Fun Experiments
- Make A Solar Powered Hot Air Balloon
- PicoBoard
- Cornstarch Monsters
- Bill Nye - Home Demos

Patterns and Art

Adding art into the curriculum can be as simple as showing how it incorporates everything from math to biology and physics. →

With the events of the last few years, the needs and safety of minority students have come into sharp focus. Many teachers are uncomfortable addressing these subjects or do not feel they have the cultural competency to speak to the issues. Here are some resources that can help. →