© TeacherGeek Inc. 2016. Wiggle-Bot supplies @ TeacherGeek.com R2.1
Quick Start
4 Gears
50 Tooth, 40 Tooth,
20 Tooth, 10 Tooth
8 Dowels
4 300mm (12in), 2 150mm (6in),
1 75mm (3in), 1 50mm (2in)
4 Steel Wires
300mm (12in)
1 Motor with Holder & Leads
1 AA Battery Holder
2 Connector Strips
Colors will vary.
1 Hole Plate
3 Perpendicular Blocks
2 Screws & Nuts
Tape
2-4 Markers
1 AA Battery
Large Paper or
Poster Sheet
Get Ready...
What You Have
What You Need
Page 1
Scissors
Optional...
Phillips
Screwdriver
Something to Cut
Strips & Dowels
TeacherGeek Multi-Cutter
Recycling Bin &
Other Materials
1. Bend
Bend up the leads
on the motor holder.
Turn the motor
on and off by connecting
and disconnecting leads.
Materials in the TeacherGeek 1823-16 Super Wiggle-Bot Kit
Make sure wires go through
the motor mount. If they
don’t, they will break off.
Battery
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.
• Plastic Containers
• Bottles & Caps
• Plastic Utensils
• Boxes
• Other Things
Put a battery in the holder
and connect the leads.
Battery
Put the battery into the
holder with the flat side
against the spring.
(TeacherGeek Multi-Cutter,
Pruning Shears, Saw)
4. Run
2. Power
Open alligator
clip leads by
pinching.
3. Pinch
Get Set...
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