PicassoTiles STEM Kids Solar Powered Dinosaur Robot Educational Learning Engineering Building Toy 3-in-1 Creative Unique Transformation Renewable Sun Energy Science Experiment DIY Kit Boy Girl Age 8+

EDUCATIONAL SOLAR POWER ROBOT- PicassoTiles Solar Power educational 3-in-1 creative transformation DIY engineering kids robot toys helps develop a solid strong STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) learning foundation for boys & girls ages 8+ and up. The sun powered environmentally-friendly toy does not need batteries and help children learn about the impact of sun powered renewable kinetic energy green technology and cultivate problem solving skills and early child brain development! 3-IN-1 OPEN-ENDED POSSIBILITIES, CREATIVITY BEYOND IMAGINATION - Promotes and encourages creativity, imagination, hand-eye coordination and knowledge of mechanics & engineering. Practical and entertaining, perfect educational toy gift for young school age engineers that fosters learning by playing. Solar Power DIY hydro-mechanical robot can be transformed into 3 unique easy to build creative designs such as a pincher insect robot, a mobile drill tank vehicle, or even a walking T-rex dinosaur! BUILD AND CREATE ANYWHERE - The DIY Solar Powered Portable Educational robot toy works well in direct sunlight or under indoor light so children can charge using a renewable source and play in any outdoor environment. The simple quick connect parts allow for an easy assembly process with a sturdy, durable and color vibrant exterior design perfect for summer camp activities, birthday party or school events to have kids construct and cultivate safe hands-on group teamwork collaboration abilities!

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