Build something great
Having recently visited the Rockefeller Center Lego Store, we were reminded just how classic these bricks are. Yes, the Harry Potter and Star Wars sets are neat, but it’s the Lego dragon and Lego Rockefeller Center that are really amazing. (And we’re guessing Lego doesn’t sell a special giant dragon kit… yet)
While there’s something to be said for learning to follow specific instructions, Lego’s all about “helping children develop their creativity and learning skills through constructive play.”
Creative play = less structure. And with that anything goes attitude, we say you turn the living room into Lego Challenge Stadium.
Steps:
- Clear space on the floor or on a large table to work on your Lego structure(s)
- Dump Legos on floor/table or into a large bin (sometimes you’re looking for just the right brick so you want to be able to sort through them)
