Thursday, September 29, 2016

Quest # 1.1 - Car

We're going to start things off nice and easy with a repeat challenge from years past.

"Get your LEGO out, it's time for LEGO Quest Challenge #1.1

This can be simple or extremely complex, it's up to you. The only real rule is that it has to be custom built. Your own creation, not a pre-designed one."

If your kids need a jump-start for ideas, see here!

Please submit your photos to: 

legoquestforhomeschoolers@gmail.com 

by Friday, October 21st, 2016.

We're back in action!

Hey! We took a break for a year but we're back in action and ready for a new year (2016-17) of Lego build challenges!

This little blog club is for homeschoolers to show off some of their awesome building skills.  See this post for our original "welcome" info.

Welcome old and new builders!

Tuesday, February 3, 2015

Results #14 - Hearts

The long awaited results for the heart quest are in. My apologies to those who submitted these photos so long ago.  You did a terrific job with you're builds!

The Battle for the Planet Heartia
Micah, Age 13, WI


Heart Farm
Isaiah, Age 10, WI

Building from the "Heart"
Caeden, Age 10, WI

Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Quest #14 - Heart or Hearts

Hey builders, this month you get to build a heart or a structure made of hearts!

You could stack your hearts into a tower, line them up, build a bridge with them, wear them, etc. There are some ideas here at Little Bins for Little Hands or a quick search on Pinterest yields lots of results.

Please submit your photos to: legoquestforhomeschoolers@gmail.com by Friday, February 20th, 2015.

" Love is patient, love is kind.  It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud.  It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs.  Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth.  It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres."
I Corinthians 13:4-7

Results #13 - 2 Cups of Random Bricks

Drum roll please . . . and the results of the 2-Cups of Random Bricks are:

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Connor, age 9, MN



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Joseph, age 6, MN



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Layne, age 6, MN



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Abigail, MN



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Haydn, age 11, MN



Monday, January 12, 2015

Quest #13 - 2 Cups of Random Bricks

"Take a measuring cup and fill it with 2 cups of random LEGO bricks. Please, no choosing pieces, just scoop them out. What you get, is what you get.

Create anything you like out of this amount of bricks. The idea is, everyone will have the same volume of pieces to work with.

Can you create a design that is representational? Can you make it look like something?

With this random selection of bricks, try to create something. Do it a few times. Choose your favourite construction.

Did the design come to you before you started building or did the object appeared before your eyes as you were working?

Here you can see what other kids from around the world made for this challenge." Please submit your photos to: legoquestforhomeschoolers@gmail.com by Friday, January 23rd, 2014.

Results #12 - A Christmas Scene

Here are the results from our December Quest, A Christmas Scene!
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Averie, MN
Getting ready for Christmas


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Ethan, age 8, MN
Santa and a Candy Cane


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Niall, MN
Stable and a snake on a cow with baby Jesus


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Haydn, age 11, MN
Christmas lights and a wreath on an airplane


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Caeden, age 10, WI
The 4th Annual Christmas Relay Race


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Isaiah, age 10, WI
A Star Wars/Super Heroes Christmas choir


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Micah, age 13, WI
Christmas Morning at the Star Wars house.


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Layne, age 6, MN
Christmas ornaments