The Sterling Library has lots of activities going on and my little k loves it. Last week she was able to go to Lego man. Of course I lost her in the adventure of legos for 2hrs. She got to see some really neat builds that actually moved.
And of course after the lecture which we got a lego lesson. If you laid end to end, the number of LEGO bricks sold in a year would reach more than five
times round the world. There are eight robots and 15 automatic cranes that work in the LEGO warehouse. They
can shift 660 crates of bricks in and out every hourmaking of legos. Though I do think her favorite part was when the guy walked
around and dumped legos from a huge tub.
Here she is working on her
project and in her own little world.
This is the boat she built...her only wish was that she could of taken it home.
Here is some Fun Free sites for all you lego buffs out there.
Brickset
- log in it is free
- log your sets in
- what it does is keep tracks of your sets for you
- so if you lose a piece it will help you keep track of that and ordering it is easy.
Lego
- play games
- order sets
- A free monthly build pattern
