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  • Flags of the World

    LEGO Smart Activity By Daniel Carter, LEGO Education The goal is to introduce students to the flags of the world. Flags represent many different people, places, and things. Exploring flags can be a fascinating journey into the history, mystique, origin, and lives of many cultures. Using the bricks provided...
    Posted to LEGO Smart by dsmith on 01-25-2010
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  • Center of Mass Exploration

    LEGO Smart Creativity Contest Entry By Ian Durham, Saint Anselm College In order to assist activity leaders in using this activity, a URL leading to a PDF that includes some basic pictures is listed at the end of the following description. 1. Students begin with the 8x2 brick and the single 1x1 brick...
    Posted to LEGO Smart by dsmith on 12-07-2009
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  • Geography Challenge

    LEGO Smart Creativity Contest Entry By Melissa King, Home school Using all the available LEGo bricks, students will build the shape of a state. Several different geographic challenges can be presented depending on the age level and ability of the student. For example: 1) Each student builds the shape...
    Posted to LEGO Smart by dsmith on 12-07-2009
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  • Calculating Perimeter and Area and Extending This to Construction Technology

    LEGO Smart Creativity Contest Entry By Kay Kraatz, OCM BOCES - McEvoy Campus Materials: LEGO Smart Kit (plates: 1-2x2, 1-2x3, 1-2x4, 1-2x6, 1-4x4; bricks: 1-1x1, 2-2x1, 3-2x2, 1-1x4, 1-1x6, 1-2x3, 2-2x4, 2-2x6, 1-2x8; angle- 1-1x 4); Architect's triangular scale. This activity requires students to...
    Posted to LEGO Smart by dsmith on 12-07-2009
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  • Build 2 gether

    LEGO Smart Creativity Contest Entry By K Walker, Walker Christian Academy 1. Put students in teams of 2 or 3. 2. Give each an equal amount of bricks. 3. Give them the name of something to build. 4. Start with one student and each student gets to add 1 brick at a time trying to build the item you have...
    Posted to LEGO Smart by dsmith on 12-07-2009
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  • A Day Without...

    LEGO Smart Creativity Contest Entry By LaJean Burnett, Webb Community Center In this activity the class will be divided into teams of three to four students. Discuss the importance of diversity and what the world would be life if all of us were the same. Give each team a LEGO Smart Kit that will indicate...
    Posted to LEGO Smart by dsmith on 12-07-2009
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