Kids will love this hands-on, STEAM educational activty using Free Printable Lego Challenge Cards to learn Famous Landmarks Around the World.
Use these LEGO animal building cards to make a whole zoo! Fun LEGO mosaics that kids can create with the bricks they have.
Build a LEGO heart for a simple engineering project for kids. LEGO hearts are a simple and fun STEM activity for Valentine's Day.
Don’t be like Philip! This was one of the first photo projects that we ever undertook. After seeing a seminar by Ben Bizzle, I really got inspired by trying to branch out with a little bit …
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The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has released a statement that explains why basic toys like blocks are healthier for kids than gadgets and screens.
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Use these LEGO animal building cards to make a whole zoo! Fun LEGO mosaics that kids can create with the bricks they have.
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LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® Facilitator Workshop | Seminar | Schulung: Erlernen Sie in unserem Workshop kreative Moderationstechniken
LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® Facilitator Workshop | Seminar | Schulung: Erlernen Sie in unserem Workshop kreative Moderationstechniken
Here’s a fun building challenge for your LEGO® fans! Build some Easter eggs out of LEGO® bricks! These colorful eggs look so fun displayed in a basket or on the Easter table. They are also easy for younger kids to build. My 5 year old loved this project! To make these LEGO® eggs, you’ll need […]
Lego Serious Play: tolle Team Erfahrung, gute Ergebnisse und hoch effizient, um im Workshop zu Ergebnissen zu kommen. Einfach mal ausprobieren.
I was first introduced to the idea of creating Animal Dioramas when my son (who was a first grader at the time), brought home a shoebox and a basic instruction sheet from his teacher to create a diorama of any animal and its natural habitat. Being a mom, I was so excited about the opportunity to help my son create something he was so excited about! Being a teacher, I knew that I had to do a project like this with my own students, but I had no idea where to start. I shared the idea with my second grade colleagues, and they all loved it! We worked together to create a basic letter to send home to parents, but struggled to find just the right way to show students exactly what the project is and how to do it. (I don't know about your class, but I have to break everything into very small steps for most of my kiddos!) So, I decided to create a unit that would have everything you could ever need for doing a project like this. Trust me, if you want to do this project with your class - this unit will save you SO much time and make your life so much easier! To start off, our science focus for the entire month is ANIMALS! We spent time reading about animals and life cycles in our science books, and this week we are learning all about animal habitats. I found some really amazing videos on habitats on our district portal, but you can also find some really cute and informative videos here (around 3-5 minutes each): Animals and their Habitats Habitats Home Sweet Habitat Earlier this week, I sent home a letter to parents to let them know that we will be starting our dioramas soon! I also asked parents to send shoe boxes to school with their child, if possible. You may want to send home your parent letter 1-2 weeks before you intend to send home the assignment. I like to send everything home with the student on a Friday, so they have the weekend to start gathering supplies and begin working on their project. I usually give students 3-4 weeks to complete the project at home. My student dioramas are due on May 6th, which gives me plenty of time to have them present their projects and have them on display for our Open House the following week! After that, I'll be happy to send them home with the students. This is what I sent home with the students to kick off our Animal Diorama and Research Report Project! (Of course I stapled them together so the pages didn't go flying all over the place when they went outside, but for the purpose of this photo - I laid them out so you can see them!) That's it! Easy-peasy! Just send the directions for the project, the animal research report poster, the student grading rubric, and the presentation outline home and have your students work on their projects on their own time. My second grade team and I decided to have one day where we all will keep our classrooms open or an hour or so after school so students can come in and work on their projects, use classroom supplies, get help with research, etc. We will be doing the majority of the research in the classroom, and will be writing the research reports as well. I just prefer to do that part with the students, so I can guide them through the writing process. The majority of our research will be done on the internet during our computer lab time. I've found these websites to be VERY helpful and easy for kids to find the information they need for their reports! A-Z Animals Kids National Geographic - Animals San Diego Zoo: Animals A-Z While we are in the computer lab, I had the students record their research information on this sheet: Once the students had recorded all of their information, we spent the next day taking their key ideas and putting them into complete sentences about their animals. I also have a simpler version if that works better for your class! From there, the students would write their final draft on a separate sheet of paper (also included in the unit). You can find all of these pages, grading rubrics, parent letters, as well as a how-to instructional presentation to show your students how to do the project HERE! Now, the only question is... what will your students create?
FREE Lego Challenge Printable STEM Activities
Let’s build some BIG pictures out of LEGO® bricks! We’ve done several LEGO® mosaic ideas, and now we’re building mosaics on a larger scale. These 5 brick mural ideas are PERFECT for a LEGO® wall, although I’m going to show you how to use them even if you DON’T have a LEGO® wall. They are […]
The current outbreak has obviously made it impossible to meet up for a Lego Club. But there’s still many ways to engage with your kids and inspire creativity. So for my first virtual Lego C…
Building and painting with a LEGO Duplo Paint Machine is a wonderful way for kids to experiment with science, technology, engineering, art and math.
Jason Allemann built a LEGO Spirograph that can draw several pleasing circular designs, such a "The Wheel" and "The Hurricane". The arms of the machine
Can you name the original painting just from looking at these ‘pixelated’ LEGO versions? In a campaign for LEGO by art director Marco Sodano, famous paintings are recreated using…
5 echt gute Kennenlernspiele für Erwachsene. Finde das passende Kennenlernspiel für Workshop, Seminar oder Unterricht. Alle Spiele illustriert & erprobt.
Crown Princess Mary visited a kindergarten and a Lego toys workshop in Warsaw,Poland . source(bt dk)
Zum Jahreswechsel finden sich in meinem Seminarkalender wieder viele Aufträge, die sich mit „Kommunikation“ und „Zusammenarbeit“ beschäftigen. Auch und gerade in derartigen Trainings empfinde ich e…
You're gonna love these awesome engineering projects for kids that will get them building, creating, and having fun.
Die Marshmallow Challenge ist ein ausgelassenes Team-Spiel, das die Kreativität anregt. Es ist ein gutes Lernspiel zum Thema agiles Arbeiten.
Welcome to Stormholme Castle, the resort for all your medieval adventures! Located in beautiful Mitgardia, this enchanting destination features fun for the whole family. Explore the disease-ridden swamps or grab a pole and try your luck fishing the croc-infested waters. After a restless night in your dank, uncomfortable room, participate in one of the many religion-fueled conflicts or visit the always popular dungeon. Daily events include torture seminars, avoiding famine and the petting zoo - among many others! There's no limit to the fun you'll have and the death you may defy! Book now for a weekend stay and receive your very own head-on-a-pike! (Stormholme Castle and Resort, LLC., is not responsible for any injuries or losses of life during your wonderful vacation. Continental breakfast included.) Thanks for looking, hope you enjoy! Fun facts: Took nearly a year to build. Rough guess, 40,000 pieces. Splits into four sections for convenient handling. Didn't originally plan to include the swamp but it saved me from a lot of landscaping and turned out kinda nice. I've been building in the castle genre for years, but this is my first actual castle.
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Put together this easy LEGO balloon car. A balloon powered LEGO cars is perfect for STEM LEGO challenges, and Newtons Laws of Physics!
