Lego® Brick Camp: Balloon Powered Cars, Spinning Tops, Building Adventure...
What's included
4 live meetings
2 hrs 40 mins in-class hoursClass Experience
In this course, we will meet once a week for 4 weeks. This class will be very interactive. Students will have time each week to briefly share a Lego® Creation that they have made. Then, we will dive into the build of the week. Although this class is more instructional in nature than my social building classes, builders will be encouraged to discuss and share their ideas often throughout our class time together. I really believe in student-ownership of classes. The flow of each class will be: Builders will share their creations. We will talk about the build of the week and do some thinking/learning about techniques. Students will begin their builds. Depending on the details builders wish to add to their builds, they may finish their creations after class. My hope is that they will create the build during class then be inspired to keep building after class. I will encourage students to have conversations and problem solve together with respect and kindness. Here is a breakdown of what we will create each week: Week 1: Balloon Powered Cars Week 2: Marble Mazes Week 3: Spinning Tops Week 4: Building Adventure Challenge NOTE: Each camp session will run between 30-40 minutes depending on the number of builders who enroll. LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor or endorse this class.
Other Details
Supply List
Builders should bring many loose small building blocks to each class. They are also invited to bring something that they have built to share at the beginning of each class. Week 1: Marble Maze Materials: 10x10 baseplate, 2-3 marbles Week 2: Balloon Powered Car: 2-3 balloons. Please attend class in an area with space to race your car. Week 3: Spinning Tops: 2-3 axel pieces, small round plate with a hole (exact images will be posted in the classroom). Week 4: Catapults: These can be built in many ways. A set of wheels can be helpful. Other helpful pieces include a Lego Rod technic piece and a brick with a hole in it that the rod can go through.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Outschool is neither affiliated with, nor sponsored by, nor endorsed by the LEGO Group, owner of the LEGO® and LEGO® logo marks.
Teacher expertise and credentials
Hello Families,
My name is Danielle Day. I have a passion for inspiring young learners! I have a degree in Elementary Education. I have taught in both homeschool and public elementary school settings over the the last 18 years. I have also taught ESL online. Aside from teaching, I have coached basketball and a Building Brick League Team. I think learning should be authentic, engaging, and fun! My husband and I have 3 sons. As a family, we enjoy playing games, reading, riding our bikes, building with building bricks, and exploring nature.
- If you do not see dates listed for a class, that does not mean that I'm no long teaching the class or that it isn't awesome. It just means that right now, I have more class ideas than available hours in the day. I try to balance opening a variety of classes and leaving myself some time to be able to accommodate requested classes. Please never hesitate to send me a message requesting that I open more sessions of a class!
I hope to meet your learner(s) in class soon!
Have a great day,
Mrs. Day
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Live Group Class
$45
for 4 classes1x per week, 4 weeks
40 min
Completed by 8 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 6-10
4-8 learners per class