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What does your kid call the square LEGO with four little bumps on top? The round cylinder that looks like a beer mug? The little dot used for headlights on a LEGO truck?
The Morning News chatted up a bunch of kids and found everyone has a different name for individual pieces in the LEGO brick collection. They pulled together a LEGO nomenclature chart that’s a bit of geekery this parent can appreciate. Continue reading »
Another month, another “holiday.” The goods news? You don’t have to hit Hallmark to celebrate National Inventors’ Month. Just tell your kids to pull out their LEGOs and get building.
Our favorite bitty brick makers are celebrating the “holiday,” with a contest for builders six through thirteen. And with sales like these, you’ve got to think they’re the company to take an inventive cue from. Continue reading »
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again — thank goodness for people with time on their hands.
My latest reason for making that statement is “Wu-Tang Lego: Da Mystery of Chessboxin’”. Because I like Legos. And I like the Wu Tang Clan. Someone must agree with me, because they put the two together.
The creator of the video, “davo“, says that “Wu-Tang is for the kids” on his Vimeo page. I’m not sure about that. But it’s definitely for me. Continue reading »
It’s so secret seven-year-old Quaid Guarino can’t tell you WHAT he does with his LEGO bricks. But it’s about to earn him some big bucks, and revolutionize the way our kids play with these already out-of-the-box toys.
Or so rumor has it. Guarino, who we’ll remind you is seven years old, came up with something cool (yes, we wish we knew) to do with his toys. So cool, that when he told his parents he wanted to share it with the company, they didn’t blow him off. Continue reading »
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