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Get into the holiday season by making these Christmas light-up cards using paper circuits. Via John Evans 
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Encouraging an innovative mindset in students is important because the jobs they will have in the future may not yet exist today. Therefore, schools are increasingly asking for funds for 3D printers, robotics arenas, and makerspaces. While these shiny new tools are typically reserved for the STEM fields, English and humanities teachers can use a school’s makerspace to build on content. Via John Evans
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“It’s the most wonderful time of the year” – for us Halloween lovers, anyway. We love Halloween here at Make: as it is the perfect excuse for getting people excited about making. Even the most self-confessed non-maker is likely to at least do a project or two for Halloween, principal among these being pumpkin carving. While many are content with the classic carve of two slanted eyes and a jagged mouth, there are lots of things you can do to up your pumpkin game and none of them are very far from the most basic carving methods. Via John Evans
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Looking for a fun makerspace project that you can do around the holidays? This tutorial will show you how to create light-up Christmas cards using copper tape, LEDs and a coin cell battery. Via John Evans
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Get into the Halloween “spirit” by creating these fun light-up paper circuit cards. Via John Evans
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