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Explore the concept of identity by creating a cardboard costume or prop that represents the impact that a historical figure has had on your life. Makedo’s Subject-aligned Activities are adaptable, multidisciplinary lessons that facilitate a range of learning outcomes and easily link to global curriculum standards.

Can you construct a series of functioning arcade games for a school festival day? In Makedo’s STEAM Design Challenges, students must consider a scenario and then follow the Design Thinking Process to create a solution.

Students build their own fort as a personal safe space to cosy up inside, then consider a series of prompts exploring safety, support and help-seeking. Makedo’s Social Emotional Learning (SEL) lessons support students to develop self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills and responsible decision-making through cardboard construction and thoughtfully curated learning activities.

Whether you’re a first time maker, a long-time fan, a teacher using Makedo tools in the classroom or you’ve just gifted Makedo for your lucky grandkids… this is the inside scoop on how to get the most out of your creative cardboard adventures with Makedo. Let’s build!

Are you roaring towards a prehistoric cardboard costume? Turn yourself into a dinosaur thanks to this handy step-by-step guide!

If aliens exist, then we are aliens to them. Embark on an inter-planetary adventure in an earth-made flying saucer. All you need is some cardboard, an umbrella and Makedo (of course) to make this Upcycled Fantastic Object (UFO).

Craft your own screen-free entertainment with this DIY cardboard puppet, offering hours of imaginative play without any strings attached.