Whew! It was a fun, crazy day at the library! We had about 80 people in our first-ever LEGO Crew program.
Here were the name tags each of the kids wore. (This was just so I could call them by name in the program…)
Here are some of the rules that we had for the program.
So, how did I do the program? First I pulled out all my LEGOs from my LEGO boxes. Then I put them on the table like this:
Then I split the masses into groups with about 4 in each group (although some groups had five thanks to extra numbers and those that came late to the program).
Then I let everyone pick some LEGOs for their group. I gave out these plates for everyone to put their LEGOs on. And one team member would go up one at a time to get about 20 LEGOs. Then the next team member would go until everyone had all the LEGOs they needed.
Here are some of the groups as they worked on their projects.
It looked like they all had fun.
Even if they all didn’t know each other before that night.
Oh, and did I mention that I gave them all a theme to build around? Well, I did.
You probably can’t tell from these first pictures…but if you could look closely, you would notice that all of these creations had to do with The Cat in the Hat or Dr. Seuss.
All of the projects were very whimsical.
Or full of red and white stripes.
Or The Cat in the Hat himself. Yeah, this was fun. We will do it again… 🙂
Awesome! Thanks for posting all of the pictures of happy kiddos. So, do you have a plan yet as to how often you’ll be offering LEGO programs? 🙂
Besides to do more of these once a month? 😉 We were joking about needing to do two a month…but we will tweak a few things and then roll with the punches. And we are getting more LEGOs! So that will make loads of kids happy. Especially since the library can get the educational LEGO sets, which are a lot of fun! 🙂