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Sunday, September 19, 2010

Back To School Lego Club

Our next meeting will be September 21st.
The kids will have different "classes" where they will collect school supplies for each subject such as Geography, Math, Spelling, Art, Gym and Lunch!!
In Art the will build this month's activity which will be

The Lego Pencil Holder
Stay Tuned for this month's pics!!

Tuesday, July 20, 2010


Zach & Ryan working on their dioramas!
Emily and I working on her whale!

Mason working on his octopus!

Debi and Olivia

Wes and his shark!

Joey working really hard on his diorama!!

Emily, Joel, Seth and Pat

Joey and Seth decorating their creations!!

AJ and his diorama

Check out our creations on display at the library!!
Thanks to all who helped me set up and clean up!!
I really appreciate the support of all the parents!!

Monday, July 19, 2010

July Meeting

We are getting ready for our July Meeting! We will be making an under the sea diorama with sharks, octopus, crabs and whales!!
More pics to follow!
Next month we will be doing a Back to School night where the kids will
refresh some school skills and win some back to school supplies!!
Each child will build a lego pencil holder!!
Should be lots of fun!!

Monday, May 24, 2010

May Lego Club



Had a great meeting in May.
We all built Lego Flags for Memorial Day!!
We played America Trivia and everyone won a prize!!
We were also featured in an article the the York Dispatch!!

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

April Lego Club

Thanks to everyone for another successful lego club!! Thanks to all the parents for your help!!
Hope everyone had a good time building their race cars and kitties!
Here are some pictures!!

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

How to Start a Lego Club

I wanted to write a small note about how we got started. I was reading the Family Fun Magazine and saw an aritcle for the Lego Build of the Month. Family fun was teaming up with Lego and offers 2-3 ideas each month. I thought, "How Cool". My kids love building legos!! I sent out an email to my friends and tried to see who would be interested in participating in a lego club and I got a yes from all my friends!! At that point I had about 25 kids!! I contacted the local librarian to see if we could hold a meeting there. Carol the librarian was so helpful! We do not have to rent the room and the assistant librarian even donated a large box of legos to us!! We advertised in the library newsletter and after seeing the space we would be in, I expanded the club to 30 kids! Our first meeting most of the parents stayed and helped! It was wonderful! With such a large group I definitely needed the extra hands!!  I set the dues for each meeting at $10.00 so each kid can make something that they get to take home. The lego webiste has many ideas for each month to build and there are some sites I listed on the blog who also have old intructions and sets to get some more ideas!!
Each build varies from $4-6 dollars. I make treat bags for each theme we build so I use the money we have left to buy treats for each child! I also decided to recognize each child who has a birthday and I have been purchasing small lego set for them $5-6 dollars!!

I have a few siblings who are under 4 so I take my duplo legos to the meetings and I purchase a small duplo set for each of those kids! I have found some cute sets like zoo and farm animals!!

I also try to do some games at each meeting. I am trying to do something educational but not boring!
This month I have asked the librarian to give me a list of books that go with our theme!! I am going to list them in the small newsletter I give out at each meeting!!
If you are interested in starting a lego club feel free to contact me!!