LEGO Wednesday

Joey's turn....He made a Spyro Class Watch Tower (like one from Skylanders).

LEGO Wednesday

This week's post is a little different.  I found some little building block kits in a bin while waiting in line this week.  They were only $1.00 per set, so I grabbed them for the fun of it.  There were 3 sets.  Brayden saw them and actually asked if he could have one!!!  Shocked me!!!

So this week's post is of him doing his kit.  Joey helped him out some, but Brayden loves to build off of directions.  Once he has done it one time...that's it...he's done then.

***This pose looked so painful...not sure why.  He honestly had fun!!!

His finished jungle jeep.

LEGO Creations....Lydia's turn

 Lydia made a bakery with her LEGO Friends.

LEGO Wednesdays

Most of our kids really love building with LEGOs.  The only one who doesn't really like it anymore is Brayden.  The girls are really getting into their girly designs and blocks.  And Joey is always building and creating.  So I thought how cool to let the kids have Wednesdays on the blog to show off their creations!

This is one of Joey's for this week.

First LEGO club meeting

We have some talented kids in our homeschooling group!!  Today was our first LEGO club meeting.  I wanted to find a club that Joey and Brayden would enjoy that didn't involve playing a video game.  Our group doesn't currently have a LEGO club, so we started one!  This month, since we have such a wide range of ages and skills, we brought a creation already made of a favorite character from a show or book.  You can tell my boys love Pokemon right now.  (I really wonder by kids with autism are so drawn to this series.  Thomas the train, Disney's Cars, Bakugan, and Pokemon.  I just don't understand.)


Poke' Ball

Lydia wanted to build Rapunzel.  Notice her long hair!

Rapunzel

Brayden's creation was a form of Pikachu.


Pikachu

And this was the rest of our group.

Cookie Monster



Star Wars cruisers



Greg from The Wimpy Kid series




A Hot Wheels Truck



It's Ferb!!!

We plan on meeting once a month.  In January we will be building houses with icicles and snowmen in the yard.  Everyone will bring their own LEGO board and a box of blocks.  We will work at keeping them separate.  I want to let the kids choose their own theme each month.  It will make it more exciting for them.  But SHHHHHH...don't tell them that it's actually educational.  LEGOs are great for fine motor skills and visual perception skills!!!