Which Lego to Buy and Why
What do kids learn from Lego? Increasingly parents are being discerning in their purchase of toys for their children. They are seeking toys that are open-ended, gender-neutral, facilitate social interaction and stimulate thinking processes. Lego fits all these criteria, and
Is Lego creating the next generation of engineers? Once upon a time, teachers lacked the tools to excite and engage students in engineering. The technological know-how required to put together a juddering robot limited the audience to high-school and university
The growing complexity of Lego is obvious to those of us who used to play with the small plastic bricks as a child. The bricks we buy for our children today have moving parts, more colours, more pieces and can
STEM is an approach to learning and development that integrates the areas of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Why is STEM important? The global economy is changing. Current jobs are disappearing due to automation and new jobs are emerging every
Through playing with Lego, you can greatly improve a student’s ability to learn science, technology, engineering, math and literacy. Yes, literacy. According to LEGO, children spend 5 billion hours a year immersed in creative play with a 50 year-old Danish concept
The History of Lego The amazing story of how this timeless toy was invented by a truly inspirational man. When it comes to all things Danish, the country is most famous for tiny toy bricks. In 2019 alone, over 75
Every day brings opportunity to try something new, or do something familiar in a different way. When our curiosity is stirred, we think more deeply, more creatively and more rationally. We can discover how we can improve, what we can