The Lewisville library has a special issue for little builders.   Information technology'south called Lego Mania!   We recently stopped past to check it out. We were a little tardily so everyone was already absorbed in their creations but Nicholas quickly establish the tabular array with the cool Star Wars Lego pieces and went to work building.

She Is Dallas info: Lego Mania! is a free issue held at the Lewisville Public Library on the quaternary Lord's day of each calendar month at 2:00 pm.   The Lewisville Library is located at 1197 W Master in Lewisville and their telephone number is 972-219-3570.   You can also find them online at their Website and Facebook.

kids building with legos

It was great watching the boys at the table. None of the boys seem to know each other and they were each edifice their own ships nonetheless for the almost office they would help each other find particular pieces that other boys needed. It was a great feel in teamwork and getting to know other kids.

boy with legos

While most of the older kids were boys, at that place were quite a few girls there as well.   They were building more houses or animals whereas the boys were mostly edifice spaceships and cars.

There are likewise lots of Lego Duplo blocks which are bigger than regular Legos and much easier for little toddlers to work with.   There were quite a few picayune ones there making their own creations.

Lego Mania! is a great community activity.   Information technology promotes building skills including fine motor skills likewise equally creativity and problem solving for their creation design.   Information technology also gets kids and families into the library where hopefully they will find a volume or two to read or take home that they may not take otherwise run across.   And best of all – it'due south free!

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She is the mom of three boys ages 13, 15 & 17 who partially homeschools. She believes that you shouldn't have to buy stuff to accept fun when there is a kitchen junk drawer full of possibilities.