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How Does Makey Makey Work and How to Use Makey Makey with Scratch Teacherflix 11 Views • 2 years ago

This video tutorial shows you how to use Makey Makey with Scratch and explains how a Makey Makey works as a circuit. We’ll explore some conductive materials that you can use and compatible devices. Educators, here’s a resource you can use with your group of learners: http://bit.ly/SurfSMakey1

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📝📝📝 VIDEO DESCRIPTION 📝📝📝

In this Makey Makey Basics tutorial, I’ll introduce new learners and educators to the Makey Makey device. We can connect the Makey Makey directly to the computer as it is essentially a keyboard or mouse. We can immediately start using the Makey Makey, by touching the ‘Earth’ connection and one of the input buttons. The reason this works is because electricity flows through us from the ground connection to the input button. We complete a circuit. A circuit is essentially a flow of energy. With this understanding, we are ready to test and explore some other conductive materials.
We’ll look at all things metallic, as they are fantastic conductors. These include copper tape, tinfoil and even a dense graphite pencil. We’ll look at fruit as well as water and play doh. Anything that conducts electricity will work. Some insulators (non-conductive materials) include wood, glass and plastic.

Makey Makey is compatible with all major operating systems: Mac, Windows, Linux, Google Chromebooks. It isn’t officially supported on mobile and tablet devices.

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❓🤔❓ WHAT IS SURFING SCRATCHER? ❓🤔❓

Surfing Scratcher wants to show learners, students, educators and teachers how to learn mathematics through coding games online with Scratch 3 programming projects. Whether you are a Scratch beginner, or you're an educator wondering how to use Scratch in your classroom or looking for lessons & resources for your classroom, Surfing Scratcher is here to help you on your journey.

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Measuring Length: Centimeters, Inches, Feet and Yards | Math for 2nd Grade | Kids Academy Teacherflix 11 Views • 2 years ago

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Measurement for kids does not have to be boring! Learning about this math concept is easy and fun with the videos from Kids Academy. Join our video teachers as they demonstrate measuring length, and how to compare lengths in centimeters, inches, feet and yards for kids!
The videos about measuring length are full of content that is explained carefully and clearly. Students learn different tools used for measuring such as a ruler, yardstick, meter stick, plastic tape measure, and metal tape measure. Then, students choose the appropriate tool to measure items like, a nail, door, ball or house. The teacher’s use of a whiteboard with fun pictures and examples appeal to young learners.

Students practice measuring items in inches and centimeters. Comparing centimeters to inches is easy with the rulers provided on the screen. Students continue their exploration of measurement by comparing objects by measuring the length in centimeters and then using subtraction to compute the difference in length.

Showing children how math is applied and used in their everyday lives makes instruction more meaningful and aids in the retention and understanding of the concepts taught. Almost every day, we use estimation of length, width, or weight. Kid’s Academy carefully explains how to use everyday objects that are familiar to estimate length. The video teacher explains a bottle cap is about an inch wide, and a hammer is close to 12 inches long. Using these objects as a reference, students estimate the length of other objects.

Clear up any confusion on measurement for kids with these videos and activities. These clips are a great resource for teachers and parents to aid students with measurement. After viewing the instruction, hands-on measurement activities are easily completed in the home or classroom as an extension or enrichment for the lesson.

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Natural Hazards: Crash Course Geography #27 Teacherflix 11 Views • 2 years ago

Today we wrap up the first half of our series on physical geography by taking a closer look at natural hazards - which are physical processes like heat waves and cyclones, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, and floods and droughts. And when these natural events cause significant harm to humans, we call them natural disasters. So today we'll explore the ways geographers analyze and track these events, and take a closer look at the human impact of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans and The Boxing Day Tsunami on the Andaman and Nicobar islands.

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