Sunday workshop · July 19

Ready to make something, Sam?

Your workshop is open. Pick up your plant helper or explore a new idea.

3 creationsthis month

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Science

Your plant helper is ready to test

You built the sensor. Now try three moisture levels and see whether the warning appears at the right time.

Your learning pathTest is your current step

On a smaller screen, swipe or scroll sideways to see every step.

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The illustration shows a potted plant, separate dry and damp sample cups, a dry micro:bit reminder display, and an observation sheet. Instructional prose and lesson labels remain in the surrounding interface so they follow the reader's language.62%

From Ms. Rivera

Your Plant Helper kit

These are the exact parts your teacher saved for this mission. Finish the handoff here, then switch profiles to watch the adults review the same project.

Ready

What is in your kit

Revision 3

micro:bitRuns the plant monitor and decides when to show an alert.× 1
Soil Water SensorEstimates how wet or dry the soil is.× 1Ask a grown-up
LightLights up when the plant needs attention.× 1
USB cableConnects the micro:bit for coding and power.× 1
Battery PackLets the finished monitor run away from the computer.× 1Ask a grown-up

Finish your mission

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Explain

What did your Plant Helper do?

Your project explanation

Private draft. Only Sam can see this unfinished version in the walkthrough.

This week's lab challenge

Can you make a signal everyone can notice?

Build a classroom alert that uses two kinds of output, like light and sound, or light and movement.

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A note from Ms. Rivera

Bring your best questions.

Today we'll test our builds in pairs. You don't need a finished project. Curious ideas are welcome!

Posted 45 minutes ago

Choose your path

What are you curious about?

From your approved workshop

Made by makers like you

Why these projects?

These pretend projects show how makers test an idea and improve it. No real classmates appear here.

My GroupEngineering

The bridge that folded stronger

“My first bridge bent. Adding triangle folds helped it carry 14 blocks.”

Kind words: So creative!

My GroupMath

Two-button probability game

“I changed the rules after 20 tests so both players had a fair chance.”

Kind words: I learned something

That's today's short inspiration set, with no endless scrolling.