Take invention anywhere. The Makey Makey GO is a pocket-sized version of the original Makey Makey — a small USB stick that turns a single everyday object into a touchpad. Clip it to a banana, a pencil drawing or a cup of water, touch the object, and your computer responds as if a key were pressed. It's a simple, playful way for children to explore circuits, conductivity and cause and effect, with no coding or software needed to begin.
What's included:
- Makey Makey GO USB stick — plugs straight into your computer's USB port
- A single alligator clip for connecting one conductive object
- Getting-started guide with project ideas
- Keychain-sized, so it travels between home, school and makerspace
- Recommended for ages 6 and up
What your child practises:
- The basics of conductivity and closed circuits, through one hands-on touch input
- Creative thinking — turning everyday objects into buttons and switches
- A gentle first step towards physical computing and coding with Scratch or MakeCode
With one input rather than the Classic's eighteen, the Makey Makey GO keeps things simple — ideal as a first taste of invention for younger makers, or a portable companion for quick single-switch projects. Available in Australia from Sammat Education, backed by our team of former teachers and lesson support through the Sammat Education Academy.
Need more inputs for bigger builds? The Makey Makey Classic has six front and twelve rear inputs — up to 18 keys — for more advanced projects (ages 8 and up).
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