Morse code activities

Make Your Name in Morse Code A fun little activity for a whole class or for just a fun afternoon at home. January 11th is National Learn your Name in Morse Code day, so if you’re looking for a fun random activity for January, you’re welcome.

Easy tutorial with materials list on how to make your own morse code machine! A GREAT STEM activity for elementary students and teens alike! The wood box is optional. #STEM #build #engineer #create #maker #makerspace #diy #craft #teens #kids #activity #science #education #learning

To solve today's free puzzle, you will need your Morse Code Decoder Ring from last week. This puzzle is a list of words that are related in some way. Can you decode them all and figure out their relationship? This puzzle would be great for kids 8 and older. If you need help constructing the decoder, click here.

Solve the messages by placing the letter above each code. Then put the letters together to spell a secret message. You can use Morse Code to write secret notes to your friends! Did you know?Samuel Morse invented the Morse Code, which is a series of dots and dashes that represent different letters and numbers.

Celebrate Morse Code Day in Your Homeschool

Learn the basic letters in Morse Code with this printable dot and dash classroom chart. Free to download and print

Learn about Morse code for kids with these printable Morse code worksheets and Morse code key. Can you solve the code?

Learn Morse code and then use the code to create a custom bracelet, in honor of Samuel F.B. Morse!

Free Morse Code facts and information, and a collection of Morse Code worksheets for use at school in a homeschooling environment.

Morse Code Beaded Wrap: This simple Morse code necklace/bracelet is an easy gift to whip up for the holidays, Mother’s Day or a friend’s birthday.