TeacherGeek Super Wiggle-Bot Quick Start

This is a real engineering project (not a toy). What does that mean? You get to design and build
your own unique Wiggle-Bot, rather than just following directions. You'll also get to cut, wire and
maybe even pound. Experiment and try different ideas. Keep improving and changing your designs.
Get Ready...
What You Have
Materials in the TeacherGeek 1823-16 Super Wiggle-Bot Kit
2 Connector Strips
1 AA Battery Holder
8 Dowels
4 300mm (12in), 2 150mm (6in),
1 75mm (3in), 1 50mm (2in)
3 Perpendicular Blocks
Colors will vary.
Get Set...
1. Bend
Bend up the leads
on the motor holder.
2. Power
Put the battery into the
holder with the flat side
against the spring.
4 Gears
1 Hole Plate
50 Tooth, 40 Tooth,
20 Tooth, 10 Tooth
2 Screws & Nuts
4 Steel Wires
300mm (12in)
1 Motor with Holder & Leads
3. Pinch
Open alligator
clip leads by
pinching.
Make sure wires go through
the motor mount. If they
don't, they will break off.
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Quick Start
Large Paper or
Poster Sheet
Optional...
Recycling Bin &
Other Materials
• Plastic Containers
• Bottles & Caps
• Plastic Utensils
• Boxes
• Other Things
4. Run
Turn the motor
on and off by connecting
and disconnecting leads.
What You Need
2-4 Markers
Tape
Something to Cut
Strips & Dowels
(TeacherGeek Multi-Cutter,
Pruning Shears, Saw)
TeacherGeek Multi-Cutter
Phillips
Screwdriver
Put a battery in the holder
and connect the leads.
1 AA Battery
Scissors
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