The British Museum offers pencils and paper so visitors can draw. (Drawing is part of a cure.)

1. Paper
2. Graphite Pencil
3. Makey Makey Piano CLICK HERE or Bongos CLICK HERE
   1. Here is a list of all sites that work with Makey Makey
4. Makey Makey - connect to the computer

Create your own drawing

• Get your 8.5 x 11 inch sheet of paper
• Use a graphite pencil (artist "6B" pencil works great)
• Draw a design
• Sometimes people need prompts to get started.
  • Draw your name where each letter will be a note on the piano
  • Draw a picture of a musical instrument - one you play, would like to play, used to play
  • Draw a holiday card

Use what you learned about about circles to play the piano or bongos. Use your graphite pencil and/or play-doh to make some keys!

Bongos - https://apps.makeymakey.com/bongos

Piano - https://apps.makeymakey.com/piano/

Draw your own instrument to play the piano!

Share your design here https://flipgrid.com/aad132

• Are the lines dark enough?
• Do the lines cross over each other? Usually beginners are recommended to keep their lines separate so that each line makes one distinct sound.
• Is the alligator clip touching the pencil drawing nicely?
• Are somebody’s hands just too dry? Try putting out a damp sponge for people with dry hands.
• Have you clicked on the piano to bring browser focus to the piano?
• Is your sound turned on? Try pushing the arrow keys directly on your keyboard and watch the piano on the screen.
• Is the MaKey MaKey plugged in USB?
• Are you drawing on a smooth, hard surface (like a clipboard)?
• Are you grounded? You have to be touching ground AND touching the arrow input both at the same time.