Cardboard arcade

Well...the cardboard arcade is upon us! We are in our second round of games. Take a look at these amazing games and all of the smiling faces! The idea of taking cardboard boxes and turning them into amazing carnival games...games that our students play then at our school carnival...making money for books and computers and all those things we have a hard time buying due to budget cuts...is simply amazing. This year's games outdo anything we have seen... and all our kiddos need is a bit of…

Step-by-step guide to make it this tic tac toe arcade game from your home.

This video shows how to make a cardboard board game that shoots marbles at pirates and sea creatures. This step-by-step video will guide you to making your o...

Inspired by a build at CMK16 , I decided to build my own cardboard pinball game. It took me only a few hours, with a few improvements add...

Cardboard Box Magnetic Pac-Man Game - Fun craft for kids! Use a magnet wand to make the game pieces move.

Along side my ludo board game I also decided to make a quick, small game of knots and crosses (tic, tac, toe) as this game was also very personal to me. I would always have a quick game of knots an…

Back in 2012, Caine Monroy of Caine's Arcade visited the Exploratorium at the Palace of Fine Arts. In July, 14-year-old Caine returned to our new home and built cardboard arcade games with us during our Infinite Versatility of Cardboard event. For the day, we invited visitors to build cardboard games alongside Caine. The arcade was adjacent to the Tinkering Studio, spilling out onto the museum floor in the center of the day's activity.

Students at Doby Elementary School in Apollo Beach joined an estimated one million other students around the world for the Global Cardboard Challenge on Oct. 5, 2013. The Cardboard Challenge began based on the viral short film, Caine's Arcade.