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STEP - 3 Use spoons for arms.

STEP - 4 Join parts with rubber bands or tape.

STEP - 5 Decorate it with colours or stickers.

STEP - 6 Test how it moves or lifts light things.

Skills Practiced:

Making a model using simple tools

Learning how wheels and levers help movement

Being creative

Outcome for Session 2: A robot model that can move or lift something small.

Session 3: Power Your Robot with a Virtual Circuit

Activity: Make a Virtual Circuit

Task: Your robot now needs power to work.

Make a virtual circuit on a computer to light up your robot or help it move.

Steps:

STEP - 1 Open a virtual lab like PhET Circuit Kit.

STEP - 2 Add a battery, bulb, switch and wires.

STEP - 3 Join them to make a complete circuit.

STEP - 4 Turn the switch ON and OFF to see the bulb glow.

STEP - 5 Imagine the bulb as your robot’s power light.

Skills Practiced:

Understanding how power flows

Making a simple electric connection

Using digital tools safely

Outcome for Session 3: A glowing bulb that shows your robot is ready to work!

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