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Legos As An Educational Tool© Teresa Higginbotham
So, you're walking along in a happy cheerful mood when all of a sudden a stabbing pain hits your foot. You look down on your living room floor to find a brightly colored lego left on the floor, just waiting to permanently hobble you for life. Now, before you take the tiny toy and chuck it up against the wall, stop and think about it--I can do more with this than embed it in my paneling--it's an educational adventure for my children! Uh, huh. It may take awhile to reach this point in the reasoning process, but it's true! You bought them for your kids as a toy, but Legos in their simplest form provide excellent skills in
Construction-build a house, castle, bridge, helipcopter, robot
General Lego Lesson Plan Pages Weird Richard What a terrific page! He gives lesson plans that use Legos in art, engineering, building architectural models of the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, building gears and elements of mathmatics. This was the most comprehensive collection of lesson plans I found and each plan has a photograph of the lego project as well as direct instructions!
Edventures.Com This site has a free trial of their product which is elaborate lesson plans teaching such things as architecture and space exploration using legos. They challenge the students to go as far as they can. They also have drawings going on continually to give away labs. Candy Factory Project Gerald Ford School Lego Lab Fractions Gander's Academy Lego Dacta Activities: Building a Structure With Legos: Oral Communication and Process Analysis Examine values and responsibilities in the field of science engineering. INTRODUCTION: Students will work as a team to look at construction analysis of building a house Building a Structure With Legos Here are some more complicated lesson plans using Legos.
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