Alphabet Robot STEM 4WD Car DIY Climbing Vehicle Motor Car Educational Solar Powered Car Engineering Car for Kids, Solar Circuit Building Projects Science Experiment,BuildingToys for Kids Teens
Brand: Alphabet Robot
This is a four-wheel drive DIY climbing vehicle,which can help children learn the mechanical
transmission structure of the vehicle model by using their own hands on their practice.

Through learning practice,children can systematically master the principles of energy
transformation and mechanical movement structure,so we can say that a small climbing
vehicle can foster a future mechanical inventor.

STEM hands-on learning develops children skills in problem solving, creativity, innovation,
decision making, leadership, entrepreneurship, acceptance of failure and more. The kids
away from the smart phones and tablets.

DIY building block includes simple fastening, screwing assembly and simple wiring to
complete assembly. To train kid's ability to think independently, solve problems with hands and brain.

Recommend Ages：8+
Our Solar STEM 4WD car assembly toys can help children master the principles of energy transformation & mechanical movement structure on their practice. Child is trained to be a scientific explorer.
All pieces of our STEM toys are made with non-toxic ABS materials. To ensure kids play safer and reassure parents. Parts of stem toys are smooth without burr and precise assembly with a high degree of integration. Clever structure design makes multiple parts common and kids will love it and refuse video games.
DIY Solar Robot Toys: DIY building block includes simple fastening, screwing assembly and simple wiring to complete assembly. To train kid's ability to think independently, solve problems with hands and brain
Climbing engineering vehicle: This is a 4WD car model,changing the rivet positions in the angle adjuster will change it's height,and climbs over obstacles up to 50 mm with easy.
DIY Climbing Vehicle are 2 power modes: battery power and solar power. (The kit isn't including battery)