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What Matters Most To Parents and Their Children: And The Importance of LEGO®! 🎉

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What Matters Most to Parents for Their Children: And The Importance of LEGO®.

As parents, there are endless things that we want for our children – academic success, good manners, strong values, athletic ability, and more.  However when it comes down to the most important things, the list becomes much smaller and simpler.  What matters most to parents for their children? Happiness, success, and good social skills.

LEGO®: A Tool for Children’s Happiness. 💁

One tool that parents can use to help their children develop these vital skills is LEGO® Workshops. For decades, LEGO® has been a beloved toy around the world – and for good reason.  Not only is it a FUN way for children to pass the time, but it also offers a variety of benefits that lend themselves to positive outcomes, the outcomes parents are seeking for their kids most!

LEGO®: A Tool for Children’s Socialisation. 🤝

Of course, good social skills are also crucial for succcess and happiness in life.  Kids who can work collaboratively, communicate effectively, and show empathy towards others tend to do well in school and beyond. 👫  This is where LEGO® comes in yet again. According to renowned expert on socialisation for kids, Dr. Sandra Russ, “LEGO® can help children develop these social skills through group play, problem-solving, and imaginative storytelling.”

 
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LEGO®: A Tool for Children’s Success. 

Another aspect of what matters most to parents for their children is success.  While success can come in many forms, academic achievement is often important for parents.  The good news is the LEGO® can help with this too, by encouraging spatial reasoning, creativity, and critical thinking.

School Holiday Workshops: A Great Opportunity for Children to Engage with LEGO®.💡

So, where can parents find opportunities for their kids to engage with LEGO® and all the benefits it offers?  One option is through school holiday workshops.  BRICKS 4 KIDZ offers LEGO® workshops during school breaks, providing a fun social activity for kids to enjoy while learning and developing important skills.

When it comes down to what matters most to parents for their children, happiness, success, and good social skills will always be at the top of the list.  By incorporating LEGO® into their children’s lives, parents can help encourage all three of these things.

We offer heaps of fun-themed activities at our School Holiday Workshops every school holidays. Whether you need to work, need a day, or the kids need some socialising, we have you covered.

School Holiday Workshops For the Kids In Newcastle, Lower Hunter and The Central Coast

Here is a list of more benefits that building with LEGO® provides:

⚡️ Enhances creativity

👋 Develops fine motor skills

❤️ Improves emotional skills such as patience, persistence and lateral thinking

🧐 Increases focus and concentration

🎯 Builds self-esteem by solving problems and completing projects

Learn more on School Holiday Activities with BRICKS 4 KIDZ Here. 

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