Transcript
0:00 if you love watching BattleBots you will love making Doodlebops hey there I'm machete linear hey there i'm not soon running and today we're going to be making what doodle box okay so what you'll need is a 12 ounce paper cup and we decided to decorate this one because it seemed more colorful a lot of fun what's the next step go ahead trace around the motor now we're gonna cut a hole on the top of the paper
0:31 cup looks pretty good we can make that work alright so next we have to connect this 9-volt battery snap to the motor poke your give it a little bend and a little twist let's test it out where can you hear it this thing is spinning okay so you put something right there that we don't want the battery to fall off so now it goes on alright they're gonna be like our little legs right now that we
1:01 have the first one I'm gonna just keep circling the cup okay man it says now the cup stands up we're going to have to tape this motor to the inside of the cup alright now you're gonna put that tape on the top but make sure you don't get in the way of the drive shaft because it needs to spin Madison we are almost done you just have to put the helicopter top on alright we're leaving the sticky part
1:22 in the middle to the sticky part and then sticky part we're gonna put right on top here alright and it works we did it this is like a fan to I but wait wait before we do that let's decorate it what are the ten eyes all right how about we put on some arms good job okay ready go go go go go go oh he's
1:57 gonna take your eyeballs out Madison how much fun was building these robots it was awesome I know I guess what we also learned about stem that's science technology engineering and math yeah so and we also got to do a little art in the process right yeah that's fun thanks for doing it with me
Summary
- Materials needed: 12-ounce paper cup, motor, 9-volt battery snap, tape, and decorations.
- Steps include cutting a hole in the cup, connecting the motor to the battery, and securing the motor inside the cup.
- The Doodlebots are designed to spin, demonstrating basic engineering principles.
- The project encourages creativity through decoration and personalization of the robots.
- Emphasizes the integration of STEM concepts with hands-on art activities.
- Highlights the fun and educational aspects of building and experimenting with simple robotics.