Here is the promised blog post of how we used our wonderful Tinkertopia stuff (not junk). We used it, along with old computers, blenders, alarm clocks, stereos, radios, etc. and created new inventions! We made a super-stealth drone, a comfortable-bed-in-the-sun with built in drink holders and book shelves, an electricity generator (complete with a wireless electricity carrier to fulfill the needs of all the other classmates' inventions,) a store full of new tools to buy and trade
and many more creative, innovative ideas.
We also made a class robot named Rosey who has been programmed to clean our desks, sharpen our pencils, straighten our library and do Mrs. Towne's laundry. Unfortunately, Mrs. Towne won't tell us the password
to program Rosey to do our homework.
We had so much fun learning how things work, learning how to use screw drivers and hammers, creating new ideas, working together, sharing and trading, pretending and just plain old playing. One boy even hooked up a battery to a computer fan and had it working! Who needs an expensive box of Legos--just get some old appliances, a screw driver and a bag of stuff (not junk)
from Tinkertopia!
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