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Brickworkz LEGO mosaics : Blog : Creativity doesn't leave when you graduate. Creativity doesn't leave when you graduate.A few hours after the Monument Avenue 10k in Richmond, Molly and I drove to the South side to present Brickworkz LEGO art to a group of home-schooled children.
Kids from the Junior First LEGO League of Richmond gather on a regular basis for social time that they would ordinarily get in a school system. And the toy that bonds boys and girls of all backgrounds and educational levels? Why LEGO, of course! I spent 20 minutes discussing the newest Guinness World Record Lego build, and brought in a few examples of Lego mosaics for the kids to see. The next 15 minutes were spent answering the questions that the children asked about how big the mosaics are, how many Lego bricks I have, how long I have been playing with LEGO, etc. Afterwards, the kids took me around the room to show me their own LEGO creations. I really enjoyed seeing the creativity in their projects. Many of the houses had incredible details. I love seeing the gears turn in these students’ minds about creativity and that anything is possible. Working with children is a really fun part of this job. Contact me if you're interested. Play well,  Posted by Brian Korte on April 5, 2008 What do you think? Let us know! « Previous: Brickworkz donation landed a $3,100 bid at live auction tonight! | Home | Next: Scrub-a-Dub-Dub! » TrackBackTrackBack URL for this entry: |
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