🤖 Build, Learn, and Play - The Future is in Their Hands!
The Giggleway Electric Motor Robotic Science Kits offer three engaging DIY projects designed for kids aged 8-12. Each kit includes all necessary parts to build a balance car, doodling robot, and reptile robot, promoting STEM education through hands-on experience. With a clear instruction booklet, children can independently explore the world of robotics while developing essential creative and problem-solving skills.
| Product Dimensions | 21.84 x 14.22 x 4.57 cm; 226.8 g |
| Batteries | 5 AA batteries required. |
| Item model number | 1 |
| Educational Objective(s) | Creative Skills, STEM |
| Batteries Required? | Yes |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| tech_spec_battery_description_toys | AA（Not Included） |
| Material Type(s) | ABS |
| ASIN | B07N4GWDZM |
C**C
So so fun!
I did have troubleshooting with the one with 2 big yellow wheels because the wires were too close one to each other and it created a shortcut leaving the robot always on the run (made the on/off switch useless ) but I guess it’s a design issue they can work on. It is though a great affordable toy.
J**Z
Fun For Child AND Parent!!
WOW!!!! Bought 2, one a birthday gift and the other was a Christmas gift. I heard back from both recipients, which has never happened before, saying how much they loved it. Not only the kids, but the parent loved his fun it was to put them together and how entertaining the robots are. Both sent me videos too!!
T**A
Tiny parts
Very tiny screws to work with, and it’s difficult to put together even with a magnetic screw driver.I’ve increased my rating because all three robots work! :)
Y**I
Great way to Interact with Child
Yes, it was not easy to assemble. Yes, the screws are very small. Yes, the instructions require some critical thinking. Yes, I spent hours with my granddaughter and we both lover the outcome, just because it was not easy. If you enjoy and the child enjoy spending time together and interacting with each other, this is a great way to do it. If you are looking for a "babysitter" then stay away, a child on it's own can't put this together, it requires some adult common sense to make it work . I enjoyed it as much as my 6yo
R**O
Easy and a fun
Easy and fun, my daughter loved it
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