1. MakerSpace

2. What is a MakerSpace?
A makerspace is a place where students can gather to create, invent, tinker, explore and discover using a variety of tools and materials.

3. MakerSpace Donations Needed
Pipe cleaners
Markers, crayons, colored pencils
Paint, paintbrushes
Felt
Foam
Fabric scraps
Pom poms
Glue
Construction paper
Origami paper
Tape
Staples/Stapler
Cotton balls
Old CDs
Old Floppy Disks
Duct Tape (all kinds)
Legos
K’nex
Scissors
Wine Corks
Yard Sticks
Rulers
Googly Eyes
Puzzles
A variety of cardboard boxes
Shoe boxes
Empty tissue boxes
Cereal Boxes
Cookie Boxes
Drink Cans
Egg Cartons
Paper tubes (paper towel rolls, toilet paper rolls, etc)
Bottlecaps
Plastic bottles
Styrofoam
Old magazines
Soda tabs
Materials to decorate with (markers, glitter, yarn, etc)
Mod Podge
Popsicle sticks
Glitter
Sequins
Rubber bands
Board Games
Measuring Tape
String
Craft paper
Play-Doh
Marbles
Funnels
PVC Pipes
Other pipes
Buttons
Old T Shirts
Old crayons
Beads
Straws
Ink pads
Sponges
Rubber Stamps
Coffee Filters
Paper bags
Old playing cards
Old toys
Card Games
Anything and everything you think
could be used for arts & crafts

4. High School MakerSpace in Action! https://youtu.be/zZE8nCABAX4

5. Why MakerSpace?
MakerSpaces promote learning through play & experimentation.
MakerSpaces are cross-disciplinary, with elements of art, science and craftsmanship.
MakerSpaces offer tools and materials that encourage students to create rather than consume.
*MakerSpace Pinterest Board:

6. Robotics

7. Arts & Crafts

8. Equipment Autopsy

9. Build & Tinker

10. Coding

11. Games

12. Green Room