Remaker Kits: A New Way Of Recycling

        RCS students (A. K. A. us/ the makers of this website!) have created a new way to recycle. We called them Remaker kits. What is a Remaker kit, you are probably asking. Well, it can be explained in 3 simple sentences. 1: A Remaker kit is a recycled maker kit, but what is that? 2: A maker kit is a collection of electronic or non-electronic things that can be put together to make something wonderful by following the enclosed directions. 3: If you put these two sentences together, you get the one concept that a Remaker kit is a kit including different materials to make something amazing, but the materials (like LEDs or cardboard) are recycled from old, non- worky, electronics or other recylables. Here's a challenge! Below, you will see several pictures depicting one of the Remaker kits that we have made. we saw this on the internet and were inspired to make a recycled version of it. See if you can find a maker kit that you think you could redo as a Remaker kit: a recycled version of the thing you found and wanna' build. Happy ReMaking!