Jan 19, 2021 @ 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm Pacific
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What You'll Do:
Combine simple electronics with the centuries-old Japanese papercraft art of Origami. By adding LEDs and self-sticking motors we’re able to create 3D papercraft projects that move, light up, and blink! Explore art, design, engineering, and basic electronics as we craft together.
In this workshop, we’ll start by making a light-up firefly and butterfly as we build series and parallel circuits. Then use motors to make a cute ladybug and creepy spider that will wiggle around your workspace. Soon you’ll have a whole collection of fun buggy buddies!
Skill Level:
Any skill levelWhat You'll Need:
- Make: Origami Paper Circuits Kit OR
- Three 5mm LEDs, any color
- Four 3V coin batteries, CR2025 or CR2032
- Maker Tape or 1/4" copper tape
- Two vibro pancake motors
- Origami paper
- Black marker
- Googly eyes (optional)
About your Facilitator:
Show and Tell (Presentation or Demonstration)
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Sandy Roberts
Sandy Roberts has been a certified STEM educator for over 13 years. She shares her love of science, engineering, technology, and maker activities through her business, Kaleidoscope Enrichment, as a host for Maker Camp, as Makerspace Coordinator for the Warren County Library System, and as the author of The Big Book of Maker Camp Projects. As a scientist, a teacher, and a mom, she loves to learn with her students as they create and innovate.
