Benji Fixes the Breakfast Robot
Benji follows a simple sequence to find why a toy breakfast robot stopped delivering toast.
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Benji follows a simple sequence to find why a toy breakfast robot stopped delivering toast.
Nina improves a small water wheel by finding where water escapes before it can push the paddles.
Theo compares ramp slopes to help a loaded toy wagon reach a low playhouse porch.
Zara studies balance and base width while building a tall block tower for the class skyline.
Max adjusts weight and balance so a sealed toy submarine can hover beneath the surface of a water tub.
Ruby builds a balloon-powered string rocket to carry a toy mouse across the playroom safely.
Eli compares water levels to create a simple tune with safely arranged glasses.
Arlo designs an open garden shelter that gives ladybugs shade without trapping them.
Maya experiments with sail size and wheel alignment to move a toy parade float with wind.
Kai finds and repairs a loose wheel on a pretend dragon's delivery cart using a simple spacer.
Lina combines flat paper shapes into a sturdy lantern shade for a cool battery light.
Omar balances a two-line kite and adjusts its tail so it can turn without spinning out of control.
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