100 robotics, circuits and science projects made from cardboard and things you already have at home, with 35 printable templates and illustrated step-by-step instructions. Your kids can start today.
★★★★★“My son did 8 projects in the first week and didn’t ask for the tablet even once.” —Jessica M., mom of two
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Most parents struggle to get their kids off screens, and it’s not because kids are hooked. It’s because they have nothing more exciting to do. Here’s what usually happens:
Your kids don’t change. What changes is what they have on hand when they say “I’m bored.”
Download it today, print the template for the first project, and your kids can start building this very afternoon. And chances are, you already have the materials at home.
Every project comes with a photo of the finished result, materials you almost certainly already have, recommended level and age, estimated time, one drawing per step with a checkpoint, an explanation of why it works, and 4 ideas to keep experimenting. Includes an interactive index by category and difficulty, plus a glossary of terms.
Print on A4 paper, trace the template onto cardboard, cut along the line, and the pieces fit together with no measuring or adjusting. Your kids build without frustration, and you don’t have to fix a thing.
Links and QR codes to 15 videos of the projects families ask for most: hydraulic arm, LED circuit, spider robot, catapult, pulley crane. For when your kids would rather watch it before building it, or when something in a drawing isn’t clear.
No shipping, no waiting and nothing complicated to install.
One secure, one-time payment by card or PayPal.
Your download link arrives in your inbox in under 5 minutes.
On A4 paper, and only for the project you’re about to make (if it has one).
Follow the step-by-step drawings using cardboard and things you already have at home.
From checkout to the first snip of the scissors in about 15 minutes.
Organized into 3 categories and by difficulty, so you can pick one in a minute.
Plus 76 more projects, each with its own step-by-step guide (35 projects in total come with a full-size template).
Every project has a photo of the finished result, an overview drawing so you can see how it all fits together, illustrated step-by-step instructions (one drawing per step, with a checkpoint), a “what to do if something goes wrong” page, an explanation of the science behind it, and an activity page to keep experimenting.
“I bought it on a Tuesday night, and by Saturday my son had already built 4 projects. He didn’t ask for my phone all morning. The proud look on his face when he showed me the walking robot was priceless.”
“My 6-year-old daughter built the baking soda rocket by following the drawings, with me right beside her. I was blown away. We launched it in the backyard and she wanted to do it 5 more times.”
“We’d bought 3 robotics kits before, all super expensive, and my son used each one once. We’ve had this for 3 weeks and he’s already on project number 11. A much better investment.”
“I’m a teacher and I use it in my 2nd-grade classroom. The kids fight over who gets to pick the project. The instructions are crystal clear.”
“My two kids (7 and 10) build the projects together after lunch. The older one explains things to the younger one, and I get an hour of peace and quiet. Everybody wins.”
“I bought it for a long weekend thinking we’d do 4 or 5 projects. We’ve done 9 in two weeks. Every morning my son asks me which one we’re doing today.”
“The templates are the best part. We used to try things from random online videos and something always went wrong with the cutting. Here you print, cut, and everything fits perfectly.”
“My mom bought it to do the projects with my nephews when they visit her. She says it’s the most useful thing she’s bought in years. The kids don’t even ask for the TV anymore.”
“Favorite project so far: the hydraulic arm. My 9-year-old son was amazed that he could move things with the syringes. Now he wants to be an engineer.”
“The best part is that every project explains why it works. My daughter is learning physics without even realizing it. And she’s doing it with cardboard from cereal boxes.”
“It took me 1 minute to download and another 5 to print the first template. Half an hour later, my son was building the spider robot. Super fast.”
“I’ve tried a million things to get my son off the tablet. This is the only thing that has truly worked. There are enough projects to keep him busy for a long time, and each one is different.”
“My son struggles with long instructions. Here every step is short and has its own drawing, so he follows along on his own. He does great.”
“We use it on Sunday mornings. Coffee for me, a project for him. It’s our time together. We’re at 6 Sundays in a row.”
“I wasn’t sure if it would be too hard for my 5-year-old daughter. We started with an easy one and she did it almost without help, with me beside her. Now she’s the one who picks the project of the day.”
“The 30-day plan saved our summer break. Every day we knew exactly what to do. Zero fights over screens.”
“My 11-year-old son had outgrown the usual crafts. He loves this because they’re real engineering projects, not stuff for little kids.”
“I’ve recommended it to all the parents in my daughter’s class. There are 5 families using it now, and we get together to build as a group.”
“I’ve had it for 3 weeks and still haven’t printed even half the templates. We go one project at a time and each one keeps us busy for ages. Totally worth it.”
“The QR code videos are brilliant. Whenever something wasn’t clear, we scanned the code and watched it on my phone. Problem solved.”
“We built the LED circuit and my son wouldn’t stop showing it to everyone. He took it to school for science class. His teacher asked me where he got it.”
This isn’t for everyone, and that’s how it should be. Read both columns before you decide.
Do three or more points on the green list sound like you? This was made for you.
Valued at $70. They arrive instantly with your order, in the same download email.
A calendar with a hand-picked project for every day, from easiest to most challenging. No more “So which one are we doing today?” Perfect for school breaks and weekends.
Every material for all 100 projects in one checklist, sorted by category, with tips on where to find each item. Gather everything once and you’re set for weeks.
Full-color printable certificates to fill in every time your kids finish a project. They feel proud of what they’ve made and can’t wait to start the next one.
What you buy today doesn’t stay the same: every month, we add a new project and send it straight to your inbox.
In the same format: a photo of the finished project, a materials list, illustrated step-by-step instructions and the science behind it.
You get the download link, so there’s no website to log in to and nothing to remember.
You pay once, and every new project is added to your library at no extra cost.
New projects are sent to the same email address you use to purchase today.
A name-brand robotics kit costs up to 170 € (basic ones start at 50 €) and gets used for one or two afternoons. A monthly activity box costs 25 to 40 € (300 to 480 € a year) and comes with 1 or 2 projects per box. Here you get 100 projects for a one-time payment of $24.99, yours forever.
Prices of the best-selling kids’ robotics kits in stores in Spain.
I want them to start todayEverything included. No surprises. No monthly fees.
Total value 95% less today$463
Download “100 Hands-On Projects to Help Your Child Trade the Screen for Creating With Their Own Hands” and try everything for 30 full days. Print as many templates as you like. Build as many projects as you like. If you don’t feel it was worth every last cent, just reply to your receipt email and we’ll refund 100%. No forms. No stress. No questions.
Current price: this bundle is $24.99 today, down from the regular price of $50. The 30-day guarantee always applies, whatever the price.
I want them to start todayEverything other parents ask us before buying, with clear, straightforward answers.
The projects are designed for kids ages 5 to 12. Each one lists its recommended age range: easy projects for ages 5–7, intermediate for 8–10 and advanced for 11–12. Younger kids (5–7) will need an adult nearby to help with cutting or reading, but they can follow the pictures. Older kids (8 and up) can do most of them on their own.
Yes. Every step has a big, clear illustration. The text is short and simple (2nd to 4th grade reading level), but the picture alone is enough to know what to do. Kids ages 5–7 who aren’t confident readers yet follow the pictures with no trouble, as long as an adult is nearby to check they’re on track.
You pay by card or PayPal through secure, encrypted checkout (we never store your card details). As soon as you pay, you land on a page with your download link, and you’ll also get it by email in under 5 minutes. Download the PDF book, the templates and the bonuses, and you can start today.
It works on any device that opens PDF files: computer (Windows, Mac, Linux), tablet (iPad, Android) or phone (iPhone, Android). You can also print it if you prefer. The templates are designed for standard A4 paper. No printer? 1) View the book on a tablet or phone and follow the instructions on screen (many projects don’t need printed templates), or 2) take the templates you need to a print shop (all 35 templates come to about 50 pages, roughly 5–8 € in total). You only print the templates for the projects you’re actually going to make.
Most projects use things you already have at home: cardboard (cereal boxes, shoeboxes, toilet paper rolls), bottle caps, popsicle sticks, straws, tape, glue, scissors, rubber bands, balloons and aluminum foil. A few projects need an AA battery, an LED or a small motor (you can pick these up at a hardware store or online for 2–5 €). Each project lists exactly which materials you need right at the start, so you know before you begin whether you have everything or are missing something. The bonus “Complete Materials List” gathers everything used across all 100 projects into one checklist, so you can round up the most common items in one go.
It depends on the project and your child’s age. Easy ones (e.g., slime, vinegar volcano, lava lamp) take 15–30 minutes. Intermediate ones (e.g., spider robot, catapult, LED circuit) take 40–60 minutes. Advanced ones (e.g., hydraulic arm, pulley crane, solar car) can take 1–2 hours or be split into two sessions. Each project shows the estimated time at the start. Every project is designed to be finished in one or two afternoons at most, so nothing gets left half-done.
That’s exactly why we designed the projects the way we did: every step has a picture and a check (“it should look like this now”), the templates fit together the first time (no measuring three times only for it not to fit), and every project ends with a visible result that actually works (a robot that walks, a light that turns on, a rocket that takes off). Kids finish them because they can see them working and because each step is short and clear. Plus, the printable certificates included as a bonus make them feel proud when they’re done, and that makes them eager to start the next one.
No. The instructions are written so a child (or an adult with no technical background) can follow them. Every step is short and visual. If a technical term comes up (pulley, series circuit, hydraulic pressure), it’s explained in plain language in the glossary at the back of the book. The 15 most popular projects have a video tutorial with a QR code, so you can see how it’s done before you start. You don’t need to be an engineer: just scissors and some enthusiasm.
Let’s compare: a robotics kit costs anywhere from 50 to 170 € depending on the brand. It gets used for an afternoon or two and then goes back in the closet. A monthly activity box costs 25–40 € (300–480 € a year) and comes with 1 or 2 projects per box. Here you get 100 projects for a single payment of $24.99. For less than the most basic kit, your kids get 100 projects. If they make 20, that works out to just over 1 € per project. And you get lifetime access, with a new project free every month. The real question is: what’s a whole afternoon without screen-time battles worth to you?
Yes. You have 30 full days to try it out: download the book, print the templates and build as many projects as you like. If you decide it’s not for you, just reply to your receipt email with “I’d like a refund” and we’ll refund 100% within 2 business days. No forms, no questions asked.
Yes. What you pay today covers everything: all 100 current projects plus the new project we add every month. It arrives by email and gets added to your library at no extra cost. No subscription, no renewals and no hidden fees: you pay once and it’s yours forever.
Yes, both. As a gift: buy with your email, download the bundle, then save it to a USB drive or send it to the person you’re gifting it to. If you’d rather it go straight to them, email us after your purchase and we’ll help. Lots of grandmas order it for their grandkids. In the classroom: many elementary school teachers already use it in their science and social studies lessons. Your license lets you use it with your own kids, in your classroom, or give it to another family (non-commercial use, no redistribution). If you’d like to share it with other teachers at your school, email us and we’ll put together a special school-wide price.
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“I figured it would hold his interest for a week. It’s been two months, and every Saturday he asks me which project we’re doing today.”
P.S. Right now, you can get the bundle at the launch price. When this offer ends, the price will go up, but the 30-day guarantee will stay exactly the same. So the only real risk is waiting.
100 Hands-On Projects to Help Your Child Trade the Screen for Creating With Their Own Hands$24.99