Description

My First Robot : Play My First Robot online for free on excitednews.com, a kid friendly building and puzzle game where snapping parts together, testing simple circuits, and solving small challenges help children understand how a friendly robot works without any wiring stress. Each level gives you a cute robot body, then asks you to attach arms, wheels, sensors, and batteries by dragging chunky parts into highlighted slots, checking whether the robot can then follow a line, push a box, or reach a goal flag. The main goal is to complete each build so the robot can run its mission smoothly, with extra stars for using fewer parts or solving under a soft timer; failure is gentle, usually just the robot bumping into a wall and inviting you to adjust. How to play As a pro On (desktop & Mobile): On desktop kids drag components with the mouse, drop them into sockets, press a big play button to run the test, and use simple arrows to tweak settings like forward distance; on mobile they tap and drag parts, tap to toggle basic behavior steps, and tap play again to watch the robot try. Helpful adult tips include starting on the lowest difficulty so kids get used to the idea of input and output, naming parts out loud like wheel, sensor, or battery as you place them, encouraging them to predict what will happen before pressing play, and celebrating near misses so they feel comfortable iterating. If pieces feel hard to grab, zoom in or enable big button mode; if animation stutters on older tablets, turn off extra shadows and reflections; and if saved robots or cleared missions disappear, check that cookies or local storage are allowed. Similar experiences include Animal Puzzle Kids for early drag and drop skills, Relative Velocity Casual Physics for slightly older children learning about motion, and Baby Smartphone for toddlers who just want tap feedback. This is a standalone learning toy not tied to any real robotics kit or brand, typically ad light and offline friendly once loaded, many versions provide larger icons and high contrast outlines for accessibility, and this description is original commentary and media created by us so you can decide whether My First Robot is a good stepping stone into simple STEM play for your child.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play