During school holidays, parents and educators alike often seek enriching activities to engage children’s minds and foster creativity. Among the myriad options available, LEGO stands out as a timeless favorite, offering a host of benefits beyond mere entertainment. Organizing LEGO groups during school holidays can be a brilliant way to harness these advantages while providing a fun and educational experience for participants.
Unleashing Creativity and Imagination
LEGO bricks are synonymous with creativity. They serve as versatile tools for self-expression, allowing children to build whatever their imagination conjures. From towering skyscrapers to fantastical creatures, the possibilities are endless. During LEGO group sessions, children are encouraged to let their creativity run wild, exploring new ideas and designs with each brick they connect. This process not only enhances their imaginative capabilities but also fosters a sense of autonomy and confidence in their creative endeavors.
Developing Problem-Solving Skills
Building with LEGO is not just about stacking bricks; it’s about solving intricate puzzles and overcoming challenges. Whether it’s figuring out how to stabilize a structure or finding the right pieces to bring their vision to life, participants in LEGO groups learn valuable problem-solving skills. Through trial and error, they develop perseverance and critical thinking abilities, honing their capacity to tackle obstacles both in and out of the brick-built world.
Encouraging Collaboration and Communication
LEGO is inherently a social activity. When children come together in LEGO groups, they learn to collaborate effectively, sharing ideas, and working towards common goals. Collaborative building projects require communication and teamwork, as participants articulate their thoughts and negotiate solutions with their peers. These interactions foster essential social skills such as cooperation, compromise, and empathy, laying the foundation for positive interpersonal relationships.
Lego groups at with the All-Abilities Social Squad
During the next school holidays in April 2024 – the All-Abilities Social Squad have a range of Lego groups for our 10 – 15-year-old builders.
NDIS Funds can be used for these sessions using CORE – Assistance with Social, Economic and Community Participation
The Details
Wednesday April 17th
Session 1 – 9:00am – 12:00pm
A fun interactive LEGO play experience with the LEGO City Water Police Detective Missions boat.
Cost: $75 – Includes the Lego set to keep.
Location: AASS House 88 Memorial Ave Liverpool
Session 2 – 1:00pm – 4:00pm
A more advanced session with the Lego Technic Monster Jam Pull Back Car.
Cost: $75 – Includes the Lego set to keep.
Location: AASS House 88 Memorial Ave Liverpool.
Wednesday April 24th
Session 1 – 9:00am – 12:00pm
A Fun interactive play experience with the LEGO City Mars Exploration Missions Spacecraft
Cost: $75 – Includes the Lego set to keep.
Location: AASS House 88 Memorial Ave Liverpool
Session 2 – 1:00pm – 4:00pm
A Fun interactive play experience with the LEGO City Wild Animal Rescue Vehicle
Cost: $75 – Includes the Lego set to keep.
Location: AASS House 88 Memorial Ave Liverpool
Register
For more information or to register for any of the sessions please CLICK HERE and complete the registration form online.
