National Geographic
National Geographic Robotic Bug Engineering Science Kit for Kids
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$36.99
BUILD A ROBOTIC BUG WITH FLAPPING WINGS – Construct a robotic insect with wings that move up and down, introducing kids to simple mechanics and engineering through a fun, hands-on, STEM building experience.
ONE ROBOT, THREE UNIQUE SKINS – Customize your creation by switching between butterfly, ladybug, and beetle designs. Build once, then transform your robotic bug into three different insects for extended play and discovery.
FUN & EDUCATIONAL STEM BUILD – Kids will learn the basics of robotics, simple mechanics, and engineering as they assemble their robotic insect and bring its wing motion to life.
- 125-PIECE ROBOT BUILDING KIT – Includes 114 robot construction pieces plus three interchangeable insect skins, giving kids everything they need to build, customize, and rebuild their robotic bug.
- EASY-TO-FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS – Step-by-step instructions and a quick-start video guide kids through assembly, making the building process easy, rewarding, and frustration-free for young engineers.
- BUILD A ROBOTIC BUG WITH FLAPPING WINGS – Construct a robotic insect with wings that move up and down, introducing kids to simple mechanics and engineering through a fun, hands-on, STEM building experience.
- ONE ROBOT, THREE UNIQUE SKINS – Customize your creation by switching between butterfly, ladybug, and beetle designs. Build once, then transform your robotic bug into three different insects for extended play and discovery.
- FUN & EDUCATIONAL STEM BUILD – Kids will learn the basics of robotics, simple mechanics, and engineering as they assemble their robotic insect and bring its wing motion to life.
- 125-PIECE ROBOT BUILDING KIT – Includes 114 robot construction pieces plus three interchangeable insect skins, giving kids everything they need to build, customize, and rebuild their robotic bug.
- EASY-TO-FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS – Step-by-step instructions and a quick-start video guide kids through assembly, making the building process easy, rewarding, and frustration-free for young engineers.
