When teachers use Maker projects to teach our students, we're not just teaching them how to make one specific thing. Our real goal is to give everyone in our classroom the access to tools and skills that unleash their creative potential. K-12 teachers can use Maker projects to engage students in creative problem-solving, empowering kids with social and STEM skills, while delivering academic content in any subject.
Project Tutorials
Step-by-step guides to Maker projects where the technical process is spelled out, but the student expression is not. Choose one based on the students’ readiness, the tools and materials available, and the time frame. Use these projects to get familiar with carrying out Maker projects in the classroom, without having to invent a new one.
Check out our library of Maker Project tutorials
Step-by-step guides to Maker projects where the technical process is spelled out, but the student expression is not. Choose one based on the students’ readiness, the tools and materials available, and the time frame. Use these projects to get familiar with carrying out Maker projects in the classroom, without having to invent a new one.
Check out our library of Maker Project tutorials
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Maker Methodology
Want to design and plan Maker projects for your classroom?
Learn about our Maker Methodology, and training opportunities. |
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K-12 Maker Project Idea Gallery
Get inspired! Browse Maker projects from real K-12 classrooms
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Maker Projects created by educators during our PD skills workshops.
This project is the Automata design + build project from the Design & Operate a Makerspace with Shop Tool training workshop. Learn more about workshop content, schedule and registration.
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Maker Projects created in our Master Making in the Classroom program,
and done with students
Learn more about program content, schedule and registration.