Let’s talk about math, shall we? Specifically, here’s a question for you: If I draw a straight line, and then draw a point next to that line, how many lines can you draw through that point that will be parallel … Read more >
This week, I’ve been reading The Makerspace Playbook: School Edition. It’s full of great information and ideas for anyone looking to start a makerspace, and I fully recommend it. One of the best parts (besides the fact that it’s … Read more >
In the time since I left you to ponder the etymology of anions and cations, and how that relates to anodes and cathodes, I have continued working my way through The Arduino Projects Book. I built myself a simple … Read more >
It’s 9:00 on a Friday night, I’ve been up since before 6 a.m., and it’s been a doozy of a week. I’m tired. But there’s an Arduino on the couch next to me, and I’m still riding high on my … Read more >
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The real attraction in this is for when you’re traveling. I always worry that airport security will confiscate scissors, but if I don’t have any way of cutting my yarn, I’m pretty limited in the projects I can bring along
Easy-to-grip handle with several sizes of hook that can be swapped out and attached to it.
Boxed toy for easily snapping together circuits to light things up or make noises, etc.
Fun toy for putting together circuits that make noises and flash lights, etc. I imagine you could probably learn
My mom likes to crochet, but she was complaining about how she always had to stop after a