Solar Powered Robot Kit Introduction
This Space Fleet solar powered robot kit is a great way to spend quality time with your kids. It will teach them learn about gears and motors and get them to practice their fine motor skills. They will also practice following directions carefully. This is a great way to build confidence and self esteem in your kids because it is a complicated, yet attainable, project. Once they get going and figure out how it all works, it is really cool to see their reactions when they build each of the 7 robots in this kit.
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What does the Solar Powered Robot Kit come with?
This kit included:
-all the materials needed to make the 7 different robots of the space fleet, including stickers for decoration
-extremely detailed directions with pictures
-options for battery power or solar power
This kit did not include:
-a battery
-wire cutters to cut the “nubs” off the pieces
The unboxing video!
Here is our exciting unboxing video!
Having fun putting together our solar powered robot…
Jack is only 5 right now and this kit is for 10+. It was very difficult for him and I had to help him a lot but I still think he got so much out of it and we got to spend a lot of quality time together.
Here, we are putting together the wheels and the gear box.
Here we are making the solar panel.
Here is a video of us testing the battery:
This is the Space Rover being powered by the battery.
Here is our Space Rover video:
This is the Space Explorer being powered by the solar panel.
Here is a video of our Space Explorer:
Here is the Space Explorer being powered by the sun, so cool:
This is the Space Shuttle which can run on solar power or battery.
Here is our Space Shuttle video:
This is the Space Dog. This can run on battery or…
Space Dog! Go!
it can also be run on solar power.
This is the astronaut which can be run on the battery or solar power.
The astronaut moves really slow, maybe it is the small amount of gravity in space.
This is the Space Station, which does some cool spinning.
The Space Station is spinning in the sun:
This is the final robot, the Space Mech. Awesome!
Our final video, we feel accomplished and now we can play!