We got a flyer advertising Lego lessons at the kids school in October.
Thats right, Lego Lessons. They can teach our kids how to play with Lego.
Now we know where we have failed as parents, because we are considering letting someone else do it.
Up until very recently Stefán has copied everyhthing Kasper did, making any sort of Lego playing a Lego tossing game, or destroying. So we dont even have any Lego..
But now that they have there own rooms and have alone time, maybe Stefán should have Lego, and maybe he should take the lessons to get the basics or up to his age with it quicker.
They start on his birthday and are once a week for three week, three hours each time, and it will cost 6500. Expensive but very tempting.
I kinda feel like I owe it to him.
Besides, the only Lego I could teach him would be the basics of building Lego homes, how to arrange the kitchen ect.
I suspect boys play a little differently.
Hahaha, very funny!
ReplyDeleteI sent Garpur to Lego classes this summer, they learned how to build with technic-lego pieces and build motors and stuff ... it was a really cool corse. They didn't really need to have any experience with lego to partisipate, but it really advanced Garpur's engineering skills with his lego!
I recomend the corse, I think there's only one guy teaching this in Iceland, but he used to be a designer for Lego in Denmark, a really nice guy!
I think it is the same guy, they are offering after school lessons at the school and we are really thinking about it. Im glad Garpur had fun :)
ReplyDeleteLEGO KICKS ASS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteTye Kaye