Another Favorite Day

We restarted and rebranded our Lego Unschool Club today.

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Although I offered a variety of Harry Potter sets to explore, unschool principles reign and everyone persued their own interests.

My elder son continued work on his latest stop motion film for his YouTube channel: Z-Boys Creations.

A mother and daughter team tackled one of the older Hogwarts sets.

A young man brought The Lego Christmas Ornaments Book to create a Santa decoration.

One family with younger boys enjoyed our collections of Duplo, comics, and magnetic poetry. And some of the boys went for a walk after their building.

I feel extremely blessed to be able to share the resources that have filled our learning lifestyle. New and familiar faces joined us and I hope to maintain our home as a gathering place for home educating families.

Minibuilds Are Back!

This is the second month that Lego Stores have been hosting free minibuild events since the Lockdowns.

I’m unclear about official sources for the Lego Store calendar, but Toys N Bricks has been a reliable source of information on sales and events.

I love the colors of this space shuttle and I’m amazed how this shape still fascinates people years after the shuttles were retired from use (I’m ready for a Concorde).

31 Days of Lego: Stephano, Trinculo, and Caliban

In this scene from Shakespeare’s The Tempest, Stephano, Trinculo, and Caliban sneak towards a murderous plot. The first two drunken fools are distracted by a clotheline of fancy articles while Caliban loses his patience and rages against them.

We recently saw Delaware Shakespeare‘s production of The Tempest and I was inspired to recreate this scene.