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Gears! Gears! Gears!(R) Robot Factory STEM Set - 79 Pieces

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$27.57 $45.95 In stock

Category: Manipulatives

4 years & up. Build towers of quirky robots, spinning gears, and wobbling cranes with this Robot Factory set by Learning Resources. Stack robots on top of each other and place them on spinning gears or hang them from wobbling cranes and springs. Each unique robot and building piece can be attached to another in several different ways and from several different angles so that the only limit on engineering is your imagination. Promotes STEM learning. Size: Robots measure 2.25"H. Includes: 79 Mix-and-match pieces: Robots, gears, springs, cranes and stickers, Instructions.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sebastian A. ★★★★★

My nephew spent a whole afternoon connecting the gears to make a crane that actually wobbled. The pieces click together securely, and it’s great for teaching cause and effect.

Ava X. ★★★★★

The gear mechanism is really smooth, so the robots actually spin and wobble when you turn the crank. It kept my kids busy for a solid hour trying different combinations on the base plates.

Ava ★★★★★

My 5-year-old figured out how to connect the gears to make the whole tower spin on his own, and he's barely put it down since. The 79 pieces give you enough to build a few different robots at once, though we've already lost a couple small connectors under the couch.