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Discover the magic of Makey Makey—a fun and interactive coding adventure for kids! With Makey Makey, children explore creativity by turning everyday objects into interactive controllers for computers. From banana pianos to cardboard game controllers, Makey Makey fosters innovative thinking, develops STEM skills, and promotes collaborative creativity. Join the Makey Makey movement today and unlock your child's potential for creative expression and coding excitement!

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EXPLORING CREATIVITY
WITH MAKEY MAKEY: 8
REASONS TO DIVE INTO
CODING ADVENTURE!

INTRODUCTION
DiscoverthemagicofMakeyMakey—afunand
interactivecodingadventureforkids!WithMakey
Makey,childrenexplorecreativitybyturning
everydayobjectsintointeractivecontrollersfor
computers.Frombananapianostocardboardgame
controllers,MakeyMakeyfostersinnovative
thinking,developsSTEMskills,andpromotes
collaborativecreativity.JointheMakeyMakey
movementtodayandunlockyourchild'spotentialfor
creativeexpressionandcodingexcitement!

3. STEMSkillsDevelopment
1. InteractiveExploration
2. InnovativeThinking
HERE'S WHY MAKEY MAKEY IS THE
PERFECT CHOICE FOR FOSTERING
CREATIVITY IN KIDS:

6. Parent-ApprovedEducation
4. CollaborativeCreativity
5. LimitlessPossibilities
HERE'S WHY MAKEY MAKEY IS THE
PERFECT CHOICE FOR FOSTERING
CREATIVITY IN KIDS:

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