Do you ever wonder what makes robots move, sense, and think? Robotics for Kids: Building Tomorrow's Engineers opens the door to all of that-and more. Designed for curious young minds (ages 8-12), this book turns mystery into discovery, taking readers from "what is a robot?" all the way to "I'm going to build one myself!" Inside, you'll find: A clear and friendly explanation of what separates robots from regular machines-with brains, bodies, and senses that work together. A hands-on guide to gears, motors, wheels, and sensors, showing how simple parts give robots their superpowers. Fun coding fundamentals like "if-then" logic, explained via kid-friendly tools that make programming feel like storytelling or play. Step-by-step projects using everyday materials to build robotic hands, light-sensor games, and line-following bots that you can try at home. Real-world stories of robots helping people-cleaning homes, aiding medicine, exploring Mars-showing how robotics isn't just science fiction; it's already here. Lots of encouragement for young inventors: reflections, creativity prompts, and tips to keep learning, experimenting, and imagining new possibilities. Whether you are a student who loves tinkering, a parent wanting to bring STEM alive, or a teacher hoping to spark innovation in the classroom-this book gives you the tools, inspiration, and confidence to see yourself as a builder of tomorrow. Robotics for Kids: Building Tomorrow's Engineers is more than a how-to guide. It's an invitation: join the robotics revolution with creativity in your mind, a project in your hands, and a world of possibilities ahead.