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发信人: mark (花生，微爷远爷的爸爸), 信区: Lego
标 题: LEGO PARTY IDEAS (from eurobricks)
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Tue Mar 8 17:05:52 2011, 美东)
Build Name Collage / Free Build
Each child will build their name using LEGO blocks on one large collage.
Build and Pass
A child will add one block to a creation and pass. This will continue until
the creation is complete.
Great Tower Build
A bag containing blocks will be used to pick partners. Matching colors will
determine teams. In sets of two, each team will attempt to build a tall
tower. This event will be timed.
Hot LEGO
Hot potato with LEGO. Each child will have to add one block to the structure
before passing.
Blind Build
Each child will attempt to build a set by looking at instructions, but not
the blocks.
Racers
Less for girls, but build cars and race them down a ramp (you probably want
a specialized ramp that will race multiple cars at a time). I've done this
with some kids at an event-- it was fun, and an interesting challenge. You
can also get kids to see whose travels the furthest, or whose can go the
straightest or whatever.
Tower Topple
Each player takes turns adding one brick of their choice to a tower, which
they then must balance without it falling over. Never tried this, but it's
an idea.
Mosaics
If you've got enough of them, LEGO mosaic kits can be a fun activity. We've
done these at a couple events, and it's pretty neat. Only caveat is that
kids can build these at extremely different rates, so be prepared for some
to finish early or late.
Lazy Slide
Each player/team builds a "thingy" out of LEGO. A minifig (or whatever) is
dropped onto it. The minifig MUST slide, tumble, or fall all the way to the
floor. The winner is whoever's minifig takes the longest to do so (no
intervention while tumbling of course!) Never tried this either, but it
sounds kinda fun.
Collaborative Creative Builds
Everyone builds (say) a small house, and everyone's houses are all placed
into a gigantic town. Repeat with everyone building a car, a tree, or
whatever, until you've got an impressive display that everyone's contributed
to. They've done these at various LEGO events, although I've never really
paid much attention to how the kids find it-- might be worth a try.
Collaborative Planned Builds
Similar to the mosaics that LEGO does at events, everyone builds a pre-
planned section of something larger. A model, mosaic, or whatever. Then, at
the end, everyone gets to behold the awesomeness. This can be pretty fun--
we even did this at our wedding with a large LEGO mosaic :)
发信人: mark (花生，微爷远爷的爸爸), 信区: Lego
标 题: LEGO PARTY IDEAS (from eurobricks)
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Tue Mar 8 17:05:52 2011, 美东)
Build Name Collage / Free Build
Each child will build their name using LEGO blocks on one large collage.
Build and Pass
A child will add one block to a creation and pass. This will continue until
the creation is complete.
Great Tower Build
A bag containing blocks will be used to pick partners. Matching colors will
determine teams. In sets of two, each team will attempt to build a tall
tower. This event will be timed.
Hot LEGO
Hot potato with LEGO. Each child will have to add one block to the structure
before passing.
Blind Build
Each child will attempt to build a set by looking at instructions, but not
the blocks.
Racers
Less for girls, but build cars and race them down a ramp (you probably want
a specialized ramp that will race multiple cars at a time). I've done this
with some kids at an event-- it was fun, and an interesting challenge. You
can also get kids to see whose travels the furthest, or whose can go the
straightest or whatever.
Tower Topple
Each player takes turns adding one brick of their choice to a tower, which
they then must balance without it falling over. Never tried this, but it's
an idea.
Mosaics
If you've got enough of them, LEGO mosaic kits can be a fun activity. We've
done these at a couple events, and it's pretty neat. Only caveat is that
kids can build these at extremely different rates, so be prepared for some
to finish early or late.
Lazy Slide
Each player/team builds a "thingy" out of LEGO. A minifig (or whatever) is
dropped onto it. The minifig MUST slide, tumble, or fall all the way to the
floor. The winner is whoever's minifig takes the longest to do so (no
intervention while tumbling of course!) Never tried this either, but it
sounds kinda fun.
Collaborative Creative Builds
Everyone builds (say) a small house, and everyone's houses are all placed
into a gigantic town. Repeat with everyone building a car, a tree, or
whatever, until you've got an impressive display that everyone's contributed
to. They've done these at various LEGO events, although I've never really
paid much attention to how the kids find it-- might be worth a try.
Collaborative Planned Builds
Similar to the mosaics that LEGO does at events, everyone builds a pre-
planned section of something larger. A model, mosaic, or whatever. Then, at
the end, everyone gets to behold the awesomeness. This can be pretty fun--
we even did this at our wedding with a large LEGO mosaic :)
