LEGO CHALLENGE


THIS IS THE EMAIL I RECEIVED FROM WINSTON'S MOM - MRS. CHRISTOPHERSEN. 
WHAT A GREAT IDEA!!


Hi Mrs. Maze,

I wanted to ask if you could post info about our Grade 1 LEGO challenge on the blog and possibly forward this email to the parents?  We have it on the moms group conversation, but not all mom’s go on there.

We are on Day 2 of the attached LEGO Challenge and we are talking every work day at 3:30.  I am facilitating and each child gets to show their creation and say something about it and one other topic that we’ll choose each day. If kids didn’t make anything, then it’s fine. They can still join to say hi and see their classmates.  Yesterday was the first one and it was great to have some connection between the kids. We will go as long as the kids are interested and also we can see if this impacts the regular schooling that will be online through the CBE. 

People need Zoom on their app and the log in details are:

Topic: LEGO Challenge 
Time: This is a recurring meeting Meet anytime

Join Zoom Meeting

Meeting ID: 858 994 195
Password: 081361






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