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Ayaan burst into the Tinker Room in his yellow boots, waving a bag of parts. “I can make Pip super fast AND super loud AND light up like a festival!” Mira and Kabir looked at each other. Pip blinked from under the workbench. “All at once?” asked Kabir. “All at once!” said Ayaan. “What could possibly go wrong?”
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Ayaan wants to make Pip faster, louder and brighter all at once, and discovers that the only way to find what broke is to change one thing and test it.
Ayaan’s Big Idea
Ayaan & Kabir & Mira • Tech Tinkerers • 6 pages • en
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