Thames & Kosmos Candy Vending Machine - Super Stunts and Tricks handleiding

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– You must carefully cut the plastc parts out of ther frames

wth dagonal cuttng plers (dagonal cutters) or scssors

– Remove the parts from the frames only when they are needed.

– Remove excess material (burrs) from the parts before assembling them.

Normal scissors do not cut as precisely as diagonal cutters, so if you only have

those, you may need to file some of the rough edges down with a nail file or

sandpaper.

– Assemble everything in the order shown. Don’t jump ahead!

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Candy Vending Machine

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Kit Contents ..................................... Inside front cover

Table of Contents, Safety Information, and Tips ........ 1

Introduction ................................................................ 2

ASSEMBLY STARTS ON PAGE 3

Candy Vending Machine Assembly ..................... 3

Candy Vending Machine Experiments ............... 13

Math with Money ...............................................16

Cool Vending Machines .............. Inside back cover

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Additional information

can be found

on page

16 and the Inside

back cover.

550104-02-250423

Not suitable for

children under 3 years.

Choking hazard —

small parts may be

swallowed or inhaled.

Keep the packaging

and instructions as

they contain important

information.

Refer to the packaging

for the nutritional

information and the

ingredients list for the

candies.

WARNING

Children as young as eight years

of age can enjoy experimenting

with the built Candy Vending

Machine, but most children

under ten will need some help

building it. Regardless of their

age, please support your child

with advice and a helping hand,

especially during tricky

assembly steps. Before

beginning, read the instructions

together and discuss the safety

instructions.

To prevent damage to the

work surface on which your child

is building, provide them with a

mat or other surface protection.

When cutting the plastic parts

out of the frames with the

diagonal cutter or scissors,

special care must be taken, not

just because of the sharp edges

on the tools, but also because

the plastic parts can yield sharp

edges or burrs. These can be

removed with the help of the

diagonal cutter or a nail file.

Supervise your child when they

are using the sharp tools until

you trust that they can handle

the tools independently.

We hope you and your child

have a lot of fun building and

playing with the Candy Vending

Machine!

P18

P21

P26

Place key here

when you’re not

using it.

CANDY VEND ING MACHINE AS SEMBLY

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Candy Vending Machine Experiments

EXPERIMENT 1

1. Place a quarter in the coin slot at the

top of the machine and turn the

crank. Which pri ze door does the

quarter fall behin d?

Place the 25 ¢ sticker on that prize

door button.

2. Repeat for dime (10 ¢), nickel (5 ¢),

and penny (1 ¢).

3. Add the rest of the stickers to the

machine.

When the new United States government

established coins in the 1790s, the basic unit

was the silver dollar, which was actually made of silver. The half-

dollar, the quarter, and the dime were also made of silver. The dime had to

be very small because it contained only one tenth of the amount of silver in

a silver dollar. The penny and the nickel were introduced later. The U.S. Treasury decided

to make these new coins out of cheaper metals: copper for the penny, and nickel for the

nickel, so they could be larger and wouldn’t get lost in people’s pockets.

So why is a dime

smaller than a nickel

and penny, even though

it’s worth more money?

How does the coin sorter

work? Look closely at the

back of the machine, at

part P7. What do you

notice about the holes?

The holes get progressively

bigger. Take a nickel (5 ¢)

for example. As the nickel

rolls down P7, it is too big

to fall through the ﬁrst and

second holes. but when it

gets to the third hole, it

falls right throug h.

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EXPERIMENT 2

1. Turn the coin wheel crank until the

number 1 is lined up with the coin

slot at the top of the machine.

2. Place a coin in the coin slot, then

rotate the coin wheel cran k

clockwise. W here does the coin

come out?

3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 with differe nt

coins. What do you notice?

4. Repeat steps 1 and 2, first lini ng up a

different number on the coin cr ank.

At the top of the machine, you can use the numbers on

the coin wheel to determine which slot the coin will

drop out of. How does it work? Look closely at the back

of the machine. Part P10 has four tracks for the coin to

travel in. The track is determined by where t he coin is

placed in the coin wheel. To understand this

mechanism, slowly rotate the coin wheel crank as you

watch the back of the machine.

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When you are finish ed with

the experiment s on pages

13 – 15, you can hang the

Candy Vending Mach ine on

the wall.

First remove the fee t. Then

hold the machine level

against the wall wh ile you

make pencil marks in the

centers of the two loops

at the top of the machine.

Install screw s or hooks on

those marks. Fi nally, hang

the Candy Vending Mach ine

on the supports .

Dear parents and adults,

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