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Super Robot

Build a 2-foot-tall super robot while encouraging hand-eye coordination and following directions. Colour-coded flaps and easy-to-follow directions help kids create their own super robot by using the punch-out pages provided and a detailed diagram. They will learn to follow step-by-step instructions, pay attention to small details, and develop visual-spatial skills while practicing their counting and colors as well. AUTHOR: Arnaud Roi is an artist with many talents. Before making pop-up books and creations in volume, he worked as a musician or a watercolour painter. His studies at the graphic arts school Brassart, and his sensibility to the aesthetics of the 50s lead him to love paper toys.
Build a 2-foot-tall super robot while encouraging hand-eye coordination and following directions. Colour-coded flaps and easy-to-follow directions help kids create their own super robot by using the punch-out pages provided and a detailed diagram. They will learn to follow step-by-step instructions, pay attention to small details, and develop visual-spatial skills while practicing their counting and colors as well. AUTHOR: Arnaud Roi is an artist with many talents. Before making pop-up books and creations in volume, he worked as a musician or a watercolour painter. His studies at the graphic arts school Brassart, and his sensibility to the aesthetics of the 50s lead him to love paper toys.
$6.14
Super Robot—
$6.14

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Build a 2-foot-tall super robot while encouraging hand-eye coordination and following directions. Colour-coded flaps and easy-to-follow directions help kids create their own super robot by using the punch-out pages provided and a detailed diagram. They will learn to follow step-by-step instructions, pay attention to small details, and develop visual-spatial skills while practicing their counting and colors as well. AUTHOR: Arnaud Roi is an artist with many talents. Before making pop-up books and creations in volume, he worked as a musician or a watercolour painter. His studies at the graphic arts school Brassart, and his sensibility to the aesthetics of the 50s lead him to love paper toys.