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 […]
Things Connected Switches Lesson Plan
How Are Things Connected? Switches Lesson Plan OverviewMaterials, Tools & TemplateKey ConceptsInstructionsWrap-UpProject GalleryEducation Standards Overview Grades: Elementary (Grade 3+)Estimated Time: 180 minsLesson Objectives: Build circuits with DIY paper switches. Design an interactive light-up paper project. Learn how a switch works. Make interactive light-up projects with LED lights and DIY switches and represent things that are […]
Explore Different Light Effects Lesson Plan
Exploring Different Light Effects Lesson Plan OverviewMaterials, Tools & TemplateKey ConceptsInstructionsWrap-UpProject GalleryEducation Standards Overview Grades: Middle SchoolEstimated Time: 90 minsLesson Objectives: Be introduced to microcontrollers and tangible programming. Design a light-up project with different light effects. Learn how effect stickers works. This activity introduces programmed light behaviors using Chibitronics effect stickers. Effect stickers are pre-programmed […]
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Events & Workshops We regularly hold professional development workshops both online and through conference events. We look forward to meeting you and sharing our love of paper circuits with you! Sign up for our monthly newsletter to get regular reminders about upcoming events! Summer 2022 Virtual Infosys Pathfinders 2022 (Registration Closed) K-12 US public school teachers! […]
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 […]
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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 […]
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About Us Our Dream Our Story Our Team Collaborators Our Dream We believe in the power not just of making, but also of make-believe. That’s why we blended engineering with art, craft and imagination. Technology is more than a tool for solving problems. It’s also a medium for making art; offering new and exciting opportunities […]
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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 […]
Press Release Love To Code
PRESS RELEASE November 6, 8AM EST 2017 Contact: info@chibitronics.com Chibitronics launches “Love to Code” (LTC): Blending art and engineering to tackle the diversity gap in computer science Announcement: Chibitronics is reinventing the book with Love to Code (LTC), a new teaching platform where readers craft functional circuits directly onto the pages of a storybook, while […]
3-D Constellation
Click here to download a printable version of this tutorial Tutorial and instructions by: Alex Krasser Topics Covered: Circuit design Scale modeling Astronomy Objectives: To understand that stars in a given constellation can be very different distances away from Earth. The night sky has depth! Also, to understand the concept of scale, of using a […]
Interactive Flashcard Tutorial
For Grades: 5+ These interactive flashcards are a fun and unique way for students to review topics learned in class. Each student can create a unique flashcard to contribute to a class compilation of review questions. The example shown here is an example for a 6th grade science lesson on the human body. But this […]