2. What is a Maker? A child/Mentor Team who want to design, build something and show it during the Montessori Maker Faire What is a Volunteer ? An adult volunteer who wants to lead a hands-on demo

3. What does a Maker need to do to participate ? Find an idea (Make Magazine, Google search, Montessori Maker Faire website) Find an adult mentor (parent/grandparent is great!) Prepare a description of the project idea Submit your Maker Idea online by March 15 here: Call for Makers FormCall for Makers Form Makers will be notified on March 20 th

4. Once selected, now what??!? Plan any code or building for the project as it’s needed Document the research process, any problems you faced while pulling the project together, take pictures of you and your Mentor working on the project. Collect evidence of how you made your project -- sketches, prototypes, etc

5. In Preparation for the Big Day: Design the “look and feel” of the project display Include information from the planning, building and process Don’t forget photos you took while building the project You can follow guidelines for Science Fair exhibits found online Simple poster with photos showing pictures of the process you followed to create your project. Can you include any handouts?

6. In Preparation for the Big Day: Montessori Maker Faire committee will contact you with your location, name tags, etc in the 2 nd half of April Any questions email: montessorimf@gmail.commontessorimf@gmail.com

7. Adult Volunteers: Choose a hands-on demo (we can help with ideas) Find “partners-in-crime” Fill-out Volunteer Form found here: Volunteer FormVolunteer Form Get materials, handouts Research the demo Any questions email: montessorimf@gmail.commontessorimf@gmail.com

8. The following slides are an excerpt from the School Makers Faire Producers Sample Project Timeline Project Exhibit Plan: Be Prepared to Answer Project Exhibit Plan: Blog Entry Project Exhibit Plan: 16 Ways to describe your project