Wesfuner 30-in-1 STEM Solar Robot Kit Toys, 243 Pieces Educational Building Science Experiment Kit for Kids Aged 8-12, Birthday Gifts Kids Aged 8 9 10 11 12 13 Years Old(Blue)
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- 30-in-1 Stem Solar Robot Kits-Wesfuner Designed STEM solar robots toys are educational 30 different kinds types of robots. Aim to help your kids learn about science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) concepts through hands-on experimentation and problem-solving. On STEM projects, STEM robot toys provide an engaging and interactive way for kids ages 8-12 to explore STEM subjects while gaining practical knowledge about renewable energy and robotics
- 2 Power Source Modes-Wesfuner solar robot toys design 2 kinds of power source modes, solar panel and battery on robot head. Not only environmental friendliness, but also teach kids about problem-solving skills and creativity, educational and practical benefits, instilling knowledge, skills, and values that contribute to a greener and more sustainable future. If no sunlight, install a AAA battery (not included) inside the robot head and play indoors
- Upgrade Design Features-Independently Wesfuner 2023 innovated and designed and upgraded STEM solar robots toys kits, the following 5 features optimization improvements: Two new concept shapes tank and engineering vehicle, 2 kinds of power source supply, enlarged solar panel area, 2 kinds of replaceable heads, large-size accessories and deepening the optimization and improvement of the installation hole, accurate track design, more firm, solve the problem that accessories are easy to fall off
- STEM Educational-STEM education fosters critical thinking, problem-solving, and logical reasoning skills. Think creatively, and develop innovative solutions. Encourages curiosity, exploration, and experimentation, which are vital for fostering innovation and creativity. Building and operating a solar robot can help your kids understand the principles of renewable energy, electricity, and mechanics. STEM often also work in teams through communication skill and collaborating teamwork
- Best Gifts for Kids Aged 8-12-243 pieces that made of premium quality harmless and non-toxic ABS plastic are sturdy and durable. Stem projects for kids ages 8-12 12-14. Science kits for kids age 8-12 12-14. Stem toys for boys age 8-12 12-14. Stem robot kit for 8-12 year olds. Great gift for Birthday, Children's Day, Christmas, Easter, Scientific experiment activities organized on campus
- Worry-Free Customer Service-Enjoy a smooth & frustration-free experience with Wesfuner STEM Solar Robot Toys lifetime cares! Please feel free to contact us with any questions about our products or service. We will get back to you within 24 hours
Brand: Wesfuner
Theme: Robotics
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 11.4 x 2.8 x 7 inches
Product Dimensions: 11.4 x 2.8 x 7 inches
Item Weight: 1.23 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: SM537148
Manufacturer recommended age: 8 - 13 years
Manufacturer: Wesfuner
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Color: Blue
I bought this toy to give to my nephew for his birthday. The age says 8 to 12, but he is 13 and has had endless hours of fun with it. There are a ton of different ways to build it, and even more ways to play with it. This toy is perfect for any child enjoys science and technology. Buy it!
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2023 by Lindsey Christiana
Color: Blue
This product is a great toy to introduce children into robotics at a reasonable price and complexity. It is fun and interactive and well made overall.
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2023 by Customer
Color: Blue
Very useful teaching / leaning tool for younger kids. The solar toy can be configured in many ways and fosters curiosity in kids. I love that it does not need batteries and fairly rugged for what it does.
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2023 by willworkforoil
Color: Blue
My son loves using his hands to put things together, and his mind being creative! The Solar Robot kit has a lot to offer! It’s providing hours of fun and has been a great family project to do together! As a mom, I also love that it gets him off of screen time! I highly recommend this product
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2023 by Rachel Miller Rachel Miller
Color: Blue
Super cool!! Can’t wait to give it to my nephew for a present.
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2023 by E & P Flynn
Color: Blue
Would make a great gift for people who like to make things. Lots of configurations to make what you want.
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2023 by Beef Stu
Color: White
The media could not be loaded. First off, this is not for the lazy or faint of heart! It was a lot like building with Legos, but you really have to take your time and get everything just so. There are a number of smallish gears that need to be properly lined up, and little pegs that need to pushed in all the way, and in the right order. The instructions were a kind of road map, just pictures with very few words, and I found myself staring at that in bewilderment a few times. Sometimes the item number in the instructions was not right (F1 for example...) or the picture just didn't make it very obvious, what we were supposed to do. Anyway, that's all part of the fun to me, and you really have to think through what you are trying to accomplish. I built it with my 9-year old. I don't think he could have completed it on his own. Some of the pieces are just too hard to push in, and the mechanisms a bit complex for him. One small example of something hard for him to figure out is how to assemble the robot head. You have to hook the white part under the black part, and then snap it down and into place. That's not clear at all in the instructions, but pretty obvious is you take time to look at the pieces and think about how they must go. See photo. They included labels and little bags to sort the parts into to make it easier to keep track of them. It works pretty well, but it's a little hard to get some of the parts out when needed, and a small parts organizer would be a nice upgrade (not realistic in a kit at this price-point, however). It can also be hard to get the labels off, if you make the mistake I did and cut them out before peeling them off the paper. There is a lot of thought that went into designing this kit. You start out by organizing the parts into bags, and then build modules that will be used to construct the various robots that can be built. I included a photo of the head and body modules (the body has all the gears), and a short video of one of the robots. It in unfortunate that there is no remote control with this kit. There isn't even an on-off switch (though we plan to add one). Once you connect the wires, off it goes! Even so, my son gives this a glowing 5-stars. He's very impressed with the design, and enjoying tinkering with it, to make sure every little piece is where it belongs, and troubleshoot when it stops moving (usually because something got misaligned or the power wire came lose). All in all, very fun... but not for the faint of heart!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2023 by XANet XANet
Color: White
Wow what an adventure. This is a wonderfully-invited step up from the NUMEROUS lego sets my son has immersed himself in over the years. It's almost like he was "built" for this. ;) I CANNOT dock, nor reduce, my recommendation from this amazing toy due to its inherent HIGH POINTS of being intricate, involved, commanding-immersion, robust, and challenging. YES< most youthful arrivers may very well lose interest after a good--FUN--while. Maybe that's STILL worth it and very successful. Everyone has their breakoff point, but just because most won't take sports to the professional level, it doesn't deter us for liking, embracing, even loving them with ape-crazy cheering alongside for as long as the ride lasts, right?! My son has not finished all the builds either. Maybe he never will. But it perfectly challenges his mind and finer motor skills. He's forced to problem solve, if partaking. He learns patience and reward...as well as processing of difficulty and even frustration. ALL of this stuff makes this "toy" a 5 star recommendation in my mind, but there ARE many similar ones on the market that currently are jumping all over the place in pricing incentives, discounts and the like. I expect this item to likely do the same during these holiday sales blitzes, so I'd recommend jumping into this when the price fits right for you. Another well-done STEM 'toy', worthy of strong consideration
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Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2023 by j c