how can we construct a robot using house material
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First you’ll need to gather some materials to use for your bots. Here are some of the items I use:
tissue boxes • soup cans • coffee cans • cat food cans • cereal and dry food boxes • popsicle sticks • candy stirring sticks • metal and plastic lids • red plastic lids from creamer bottles • cardboard scraps • paper scraps • screws, nuts, and bolts • embellishments from a craft store scrapbooking aisle
And you’ll need a few tools. I use:
masking tape • scotch tape • white glue • Super glue • scissors • drill • screwdriver • wrench • stapler • permanent markers
child will probably need adult guidance with making robots, especially if you use metal, power tools, and Super glue. Put aside your perfectionist tendencies and allow your child to guide the process. I almost had a heart attack when my son simply taped a screw on his robot’s head to form a mouth, but he was perfectly happy with this technique and would not allow me to change it.
tissue boxes • soup cans • coffee cans • cat food cans • cereal and dry food boxes • popsicle sticks • candy stirring sticks • metal and plastic lids • red plastic lids from creamer bottles • cardboard scraps • paper scraps • screws, nuts, and bolts • embellishments from a craft store scrapbooking aisle
And you’ll need a few tools. I use:
masking tape • scotch tape • white glue • Super glue • scissors • drill • screwdriver • wrench • stapler • permanent markers
child will probably need adult guidance with making robots, especially if you use metal, power tools, and Super glue. Put aside your perfectionist tendencies and allow your child to guide the process. I almost had a heart attack when my son simply taped a screw on his robot’s head to form a mouth, but he was perfectly happy with this technique and would not allow me to change it.
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