On May 26th, BPC had it's first School Maker Faire. This is a post in progress celebrating this event. If you subscribe and are getting an update, know that this post is still under construction! :)
7A-1 Color Mixing Lamp (need to write & publish)
7A-2 Turning Old Tires Into Seats
7A-3 Not completed
7A-4 Cardboard Tank
7A-5 Branch Light Fixture
7A-6 Pin Board Board Game
7A-7 3D-Printed Fidget Spinner
7A-8 Using the Bridge (AR/VR/MR) Headset
7A-9 A Bamboo Bow and Arrow
7A-10 PVC RE-Curve Bow
7A-11 Metalworking with Field's Metal
7B-1 We Made A Magazine in Two Weeks!
7B-2 The Great British Henna Post
7B-3 Tales of the Duct Tape Chair (AKA Duct Tape fixes everything)
7B-4 Bath Bombs
7B-5 1920's Style Dress
7B-6 3D Printed Gear Fidgets
7B-7 Photoshop Stories
7B-9 Wooden Catapult
7B-10 Foam Glider Fails for Life
7B-11 Flower Photography
7C-1 Chibitronics Constellation (need to update)
7C-2 Eternal Terrarium
7C-3 Screen Printing for Awareness
7C-4 Whittling Wood
7C-5 Chicas Skateboards
7C-6 Building a Rube Goldberg Machine
7C-7 Duct Tape Hammock
7C-8 Making a Cardboard Bungalow
7C-9 Desktop Destruction- turn your favorite lunchtime fruit into a deadly weapon!
7C-10 SHACHIHOKO - A sewable LED shirt
6A-1 Fish Farming (need to finish & publish)
6A-3 Aquaponics
6A-4 BPC Maker Faire Project: A Energy Effective Home
6A-7 mini greenhouse
6A-8 The Carbon Footprint of Food
6A-10 Gone Fishing
6B-1 If you need water, MAKE it
6B-2 Creating Awareness about Biking
6B-5 Eco-Friendly House In A Hill
6B-6 Our Ocean Wave Of Trash
6B-7 CAUSE and EFFECT
6B-9 Vertical Garden (need to write & publish)
6B-10 Vegan Food
6C-1 Foot Powered Hand Dryer
6C-2 Recycled Planters
6C-4 Food Chain Dominoes (could use finishing)
6C-6 Attempt Your Own Bicycle Powered Blender.
6C-8 Pollution Monster
Endangered Species - Andy & Bodie
Showing posts with label maker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label maker. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 13, 2017
Sunday, June 15, 2014
Sewable Electronics in 7th Grade
We wrapped up our inaugural year of making with special guest, Tenaya Hurst, who brought sewable electronics to our classroom.
Here are some photos of the process:
Here are some photos of our final results:
Read more on Ms. Mytko's post on her blog, Post-Its and Ponderings.
Here are some photos of the process:
Here are some photos of our final results:
Read more on Ms. Mytko's post on her blog, Post-Its and Ponderings.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)


