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Re: What to do with all those wheels
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Date: 
Thu, 7 Jun 2001 21:19:58 GMT
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"Maggie Cambron" <mcambron@pacbell.net> wrote in message
news:GEKs4o.FxC@lugnet.com...
Yesterday I was at my kindergartener's end of school open house and I • noticed
two half full buckets of Lego in the play area, so of course I had to • check it
out.  Wow, what a thrashed and trashed assortment!  And then my son came • up and
very sadly told me it was no fun to play with LEGO at school because Alex
always hogs all the wheels (evidently the kids love to build cars).  I • verified
the lack of wheels with the teacher and offered to bring in a few extra • wheels
we have.  So today my kid took in a bucket brimming with wheels, axles,
windshields, tow hooks, headlight printed bricks, Timmys, perpetually • surprised
professors, extra bricks (in case some kids actually want to build a • structure
or something!)... well, you get the picture.  My kid was pleased because • he got
to be "in charge" of the LEGO today, and the teacher was tickled to get • this
addition which effectively doubled the class collection.

Ack, it occurs to me I missed my chance to dump a few Willas!

Maggie C.

We did something similar for my son's class.  He is in a year round program
where they change class rooms at each break.  Some of the materials belong
to the teachers and move with them, other materials belong to the room and
stay there.  Back in January when they changed rooms they didn't have any
LEGO because it belonged to the room they had been in.  I put together a tub
that contained most of the part of two Target Star Wars combo packs that I
had picked up on clearance after Christmas and added a slew of Free Style
wheels that I had laying around.  Needless to say the kids and the teacher
were pretty excited to have their "own" LEGO to use in the classroom.

Mike

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Mike Walsh - mike_walsh at mindspring dot com
http://www.nclug.net - North Carolina LEGO Users Group
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Yesterday I was at my kindergartener's end of school open house and I noticed two half full buckets of Lego in the play area, so of course I had to check it out. Wow, what a thrashed and trashed assortment! And then my son came up and very sadly (...) (23 years ago, 7-Jun-01, to lugnet.general, lugnet.edu)

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