


Since Curly is just a 1st grader, he still has trouble reading and Sport often comes to his rescue. They spent a couple of hours building these cars and then driving them around the house. It's so nice to have them using their brains and their creativity.

When I was helping them clean their room and reorganize things last weekend, Sport made an interesting comment. Curly asked him if he wanted to keep the instructions for the Lego set he got for his birthday. Sport shook his head and said, "I always build it the way the instructions say the first time, but then I throw them away so the next time I can build it my own way."
He's definitely a master builder and a creative thinker.
Now if I could just get him to stop leaving those little tiny blocks on the stairs...
2 comments:
EVERYTHING IS AWESOME!!!
Lego building is amazing and my grandchildren love to build with legos. I actually need to buy some more. Yes, it is nice when they don't leave any of the small pieces around to crunch with your feet.
Blessings for all!
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