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Connect your circuits to rPower* to control them remotely from a smartphone or tablet! Alice and Bettina became friends in their university’s master’s *Sold separately. engineering program, and soon discovered that they were both TM inspired to pursue engineering by childhood toys. To help inspire the We wanna hear about all the fun you had! Contact us at: Customer Service, 1400 E. Inman Pkwy., Beloit, WI 53511 • [email protected] • 1-800-524-4263. ® For more fun, visit playmonster.com Copyright © 2016 PlayMonster LLC, Beloit, WI 53511 USA. Made in China. All rights reserved. Roominate, The creative wired next generation of innovators, Alice and Bettina designed Roominate ! building kit and Switch on Your Imagination are trademarks of PlayMonster LLC. BUILD the Ice Cream Cart and a table! 2 Bonjour! I’m Sophie, and I can’t wait to see the ice cream cart you 1 design for me! ABOUT SOPHIE Favorite Activities: Cooking, reading and learning French Favorite Foods: Chicken noodle soup, cookies and ice cream Favorite Project: I have developed the best chocolate chip cookie recipe…it’s amazing how much chemistry is in cooking! Favorite Scientist: Dorothy Hodgkin Fun Fact: I’m planning to backpack in Europe after I graduate! I Want to Be: A chemist so I can design new medicine to help people, and discover ways for everyone to have clean water and healthy food! WIRE Collect all of the You can also add a motor to make it move! Sold separately. More designs at dolls, pets and roominatetoy.com! Roominate® kits! 1 2 Actual color of pieces in your set may be dierent from those shown here. Also, there’s more than one way to build your Ice Cream Cart; we’ve just shown you one way here, but you can get creative and try your own way! Instructions + Ideas! See more at roominatetoy.com.

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