Lego Love
LEGOs are such a well-loved tool for our TaleTree kids’ creative expressions. Sometimes you’ll see them built into dinosaurs or futuristic homes, and other times you’ll see them stacked into never-before-seen landscapes. There’s an endless amount of possibilities!
Just last week, Allison (age 5) shared the campgrounds she built with her own legos. It included a fancy string light that illuminated an outdoor kitchen, and a serene lake was tucked behind the well-equipped outdoor kitchen. After reflecting on her creation for an entire week, Juyoung (6) shared his own rendition of Allison’s lego campground! When asked why he chose to build a campsite, he shared that he enjoyed Allison’s project and wanted to try creating one for himself as well.
The two campsites don’t look anything alike, but the fact that Juyoung was inspired to try something different is worth celebrating. In taking time to reflect on his friend’s lego creation, he found a moment to appreciate a side of his creativity that we haven’t seen so much of before.
Where will you find your inspiration this week? Will you share inspiration with a friend?
”With a bucket of Lego, you can tell any story.”
- Anonymous
Ancient Ruins
From Egypt’s deserts to the jungles of South America and more, ancient ruins have been discovered, filled with priceless treasures. Imagine you stumbled upon ancient ruins in your own backyard. What would it look like and what kinds of items would you find?
Comedy Show
Make your own joke or riddle and quiz your camp friends about it!
My Outer Shell
Just like your bones, a turtle’s shell is actually a part of its skeleton. If you had an outer shell, what would it look like?
Kids’ own creations
“Our mission at TaleTree is to change the way kids experience and expand their creativity”
