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Toys from trash
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​Simple science activities using low cost resources by Arvind Gupata and his team. 
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CS Unplugged
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A collection of free teaching material that teaches Computer Science through engaging games and puzzles that use cards, string, crayons and lots of running around.
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​STEP

The STEP Science Program was initiated by Peace Corps Volunteers in mid 1960s, who created amazing resources to teach science to students from grades 6 through 10. The activities are still relevant to introducing science concepts. 
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Maker Tour
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MakerTour provides an extensive list of makerspaces and maker communities around the world. Search for communities in your areas to promote local collaboration.  
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Instructables
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Explore, discover and share DIY resources for almost everything.  
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Exploratorium
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Very useful science, engineering and making resources and well explained activities for students.
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Brainstorming and Ideation
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Here is a post that is useful if you are starting a new project. The brainstorming techniques mentioned will help you come up with creative ideas for your projects.
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