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Higher education measurement projects $5-10
What would Barbie Look like if she were Real?
Ever wondered what Barbie would look like if she were real? Now you can work with your students to find out!
Part 3
In order to save you and your students time, I measured various segments of Barbie's actual doll measurements. Students can use their measurements from Parts 1 and 2 of the Human Body Proportion Lab (available on TCP) OR measure their height or foot size to determine the SCALE FACTOR between their body and the doll's body. Using the SF, students will determine Barbie's measure
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7th - 10th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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DIY Backpack Sewing Pattern.
A backpack sewing pattern can be a valuable tool for educators in various settings, offering a range of benefits that extend beyond traditional lesson plans. Here's how a backpack sewing pattern can be helpful to educators:Hands-On Learning:Engages Students: Sewing involves hands-on learning, which can be more engaging and memorable for students compared to traditional teaching methods.Fosters Creativity: Crafting a backpack allows students to express their creativity, choose fabric patterns, an
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Micro:bit remote temperature sensor data collection with progress bar
This lesson gets temperature sensor data from the built-in sensor. The lesson uses two Micro:bits. One collects temperature data and the other receives the data. The data is collected and saved to a comma-separated value file.The code uses the Micro:bit’s radio to transmit the data. Use this to discuss how radio technology works. Radio technology uses frequencies. Frequencies are measured in amplitude and modulation. Discuss how amplitude and modulation are used to send information like music an
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Micro:bit thermometer & thermostat
In the lesson, we are going to1. Create some code to display the ambient temperature in Celsius.2. Update the code to display either Celsius or Fahrenheit.3. Display a friendly icon when the temperature is in a comfort zone.4. Display a sad icon when the temperature is in an uncomfortable zoneUse the lesson for science explorations. Learn how microcontrollers in popular devices make decisions. Use this lesson as part of a unit on temperature and body temperature. There is a comfort zone where mo
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Micro:bit timer
we are going to work on a countdown timer. The timer will count down in seconds; it can be used for minutes too. We will develop an interface to set the timer value with the A and B buttons. The shake option will be used to reset the timer. We will include a countdown tone for those that have version 2 of the Micro:bit. This is a handy lesson for teachers or students that need a timer for class activities. Apart from being a useful class tool, it teaches several coding fundamentals.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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