Contents Circuit Story ChallengeMeet the Crew …… And their TeachersColoring PagesAcknowledgements Downloads Coloring Pages PDF Welcome Friends! Joining Fern and friends from Love to Code are our shiny new Kids Crew and their awesome Teachers. Circuit Story Challenge To celebrate our new characters we want you to help us write their stories! Pick one of […]
How to make light up mug card.
Hi, crafty friends! This is Eiko. I crafted for the first time in a long time. I make light up mug card using Chibitronics and Lawn Fawn stamps and dies. When you pull the spoon, the lamp glows. I will make the parts referring to the picture below. Die cut red sprinkle’n shine paper, 2mm thick […]
Featured Educator – Phet Pease
We recently asked a few teachers who attended our course at Infosys Pathfinders’ Winter Institute to share some advice with the teachers attending our Virtual Summer Institute course. Khamphet “Phet” Pease is an award-winning STEM teacher, who has taught at Wilson Middle School in San Diego for the past 14 years. She teaches 6th-8th grade […]
Chibitronics at CSTA 2020
Chibitronics will be presenting at this year’s Computer Science Teachers Association (CSTA) Virtual Conference. Want to join us? See all the details below. When: July 13-14, 2020 (Registration is open until July 8!) Where: Online! Find out more and register here. What: We’ll be presenting two sessions – 5 Stories from the Land of Paper […]
Love To Code Lessons Outline
Love to Code Lesson Guide OverviewMaterials, Tools & TemplatesBuying GuidePreparation/SetupLessonsEducational Standards Overview Grades: Can be adapted for grades 3-12. The lessons below are intended to build skills that students can apply to a larger project goal.Estimated Time (per lesson): 45 minStudents will learn: * Programming concepts including variables, conditional statements, loops, and multithreading; * Techniques for crafting […]
Meet Our Ambassadors
Meet Our Ambassadors Greetings! My name is Ivy Daniels and I am a technology teacher at James Madison Middle School in Prince George’s County, Maryland, where I serve as a department chair, Remote Teaching Excellence (RTE) partner, and Amazon Future Engineers (AFE) teacher. I also serve as a teacher-leader for the Media Arts and Career […]
Design Team
Meet our Design Team! Jessica Frost-Ballas,Design Team and Social Media Coordinator Hi, I’m Jess from All the Sparkle! I live in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia with my incredibly supportive husband, three sassy cats, and a goofy sheltie! I discovered Chibitronics in 2015 and fell head over heels! I love interactive cards and adding a […]
Your First Paper Circuit
Your First Paper Circuit This mini card will get you started with all the tools, materials and concepts you need to make paper circuits! You’ll need the template printout, one LED light, some copper tape, a battery, a binder clip, and some drawing or painting materials. Circuit We will use the copper tape to connect […]
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STEAM Learning with Chibitronics Educators are using paper circuits to seamlessly integrate art, STEM, social studies, and language arts. Students can create interactive artwork, illuminate haikus and illustrate “I Am” poems, map the stars and the world around them, invent cardboard arcades and paper cities, and much more! Start here to make your first paper […]
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What are Circuit Stickers? Imagine materials that look like familiar craft supplies, but can add light and interactivity to your projects. With a little help from our peel-and-stick circuits, blending art, engineering and STEM learning begins with a simple piece of paper! For budding artists and experienced creators Whether you’re new to art and electronics […]
Happy Valentine with Light
Hi, everyone!It’s Nicorin here. I am showing Valentine’s project again following the last month.This month’s work is more simple and easy to make. Because Valentine’s day is just around the corner. Then, for someone who needs to make many cards for the classmates, I show you these projects today.The shining love cards and the heart […]