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Lego Club 26-27

Do you have a student who is a creative Lego lover?

Lego Club26-27Do you have a student who is a creative Lego lover?
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Lego Club - for students who love all things Lego

Lego Club is an opportunity each month for kids to spend some time with other Lego Lovers. They can bring a creation from home to show off their latest Lego Construction Project and participate in a Lego Build Challenge. All ages and abilities are welcome. Take a break from the books and be creative with Lego!


  • Sept-May schedule: Join us the second Monday of the month from 2-3pm to spend some time with other Lego lovers.

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Lego-Show-and-Tell

What amazing project have you recently built?


Bring your latest Lego project to show other Lego enthusiasts. Talk about the challenges of building your creations, what you love about it, what you want to change.

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Lego Challenge

Each month we will have some fun, thematic building challenges for students young and old. Parents are even welcome to stay and build with your student. It's our own Raven version of Lego Masters! 😃
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September: Dream School & Playground

  • Younger Challenge: Build a favorite piece of playground equipment (slide, swing set) or a fun classroom space.

  • Older Challenge: Design the ultimate learning space—think treehouse classrooms, underwater laboratories, or rooftops with slide exits--that includes at least one functional moving part (hinged door, ramp, secret trapdoor).

October: Spooky Creations

  • Younger: Build a brick pumpkin, giant spider, or spooky figure.

  • Older: Design a 3D haunted tower, carnival game, or a detailed monster.

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November: The Bridge Challenge

  • Younger: Span a 6-inch gap between two brick towers that can support the weight of one minifigure or toy car.

  • Older: Span a 12-inch gap between tables using structural support (trusses, arches) and test it with small weights.

December: Winter Scene

  • Younger: Build a snowman, a sled, or a holiday tree.

  • Older: Create a micro-scale snow village or a snowplow vehicle featuring a working clearing blade.

January: Vehicles of the Future

  • Younger: Build a flying car, hovercraft, or rocket ship.

  • Older: Construct a multi-terrain space rover featuring solar panels, modular tools, and working axles.

February: Deep Space & Alien Worlds

  • Younger: Build a colorful alien creature or a simple moon buggy.

  • Older: Construct a detailed space station module equipped with airlocks, docking bays, and communication dishes.

March: Castles & Fortresses

  • Younger: Build a castle tower, a defensive wall, or a pet dragon.

  • Older: Build a castle gatehouse featuring a working mechanical element (lever-operated drawbridge, falling portcullis, or catapult).

April: Nature & Wildlife (Earth Month)

  • Younger: Build a favorite wild animal, a large tree, or a garden flower.

  • Older: Recreate a specific biome (coral reef, rainforest, desert) complete with camouflaged wildlife.

May: Carnival & Fairgrounds

  • Younger: Build a carnival snack booth, a ring-toss game, or another type of game.

  • Older: Design an interactive carnival ride (ferris wheel arm, carousel) that spins using gears, axles, or hand cranks.

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