There is beauty all around us. We just need to take the time to notice the richness in our lives. These are the many things for which I am grateful.
Showing posts with label Legos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Legos. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Photo #351/365: Lego Builders
Every now and then I stop in the office to see what the kids in Lego Club are doing. They are very clever builders, and they are learning a lot about motorizing their creations. There is lots of problem solving involved in this work.
Monday, January 10, 2011
Photo #10/365: Lego Car Races
I walked through the office tonight, just as the Lego Club members were lining up their newly made Lego cars for a race. This was the first session for the latest group of Lego Club attendees, many of whom are from my class. They build the greatest things, and I always like to stop by and snap a few photos.
Monday, November 15, 2010
Photo #319: Lego Inventions
Several of my students are in the latest session of Lego Club. My Principal runs several sessions of this popular club each year. I decided to stop by and check out all their creations. The camera doesn't pick up all the action that's happening here, but it is motorized and there are lots of things spinning. No wonder this club is so popular.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Photo #47: Under Construction

The Daily Shoot for today was: Things are always a-changin'. Make a photo that offers a snapshot of something being built, fabricated, or assembled.
It was another inside recess today, and my kids love to build with the Legos, dominoes and K-Nex. I really enjoy watching them collaborate on these buildings and vehicles. These K-nex used to belong to my son, when he was small. Over the years, they have provided many hours of fun for a multitude of kids. Worth every penny!
Monday, February 1, 2010
Photo #32: Lego Club

My principal runs a Lego Club for 4th and 5th graders, every Monday after school. It is so popular that she has to do a lottery to select the participants, and she runs additional sessions throughout the school year. Not only do they build magnificent structures, they also motorize them. The multitude of wheels and colorful parts entice you to grab a handful and start building. Every now and then I stop by so the kids can show me their creations.
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