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Re: Sorting your child's bricks
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lugnet.storage
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Mon, 5 May 2003 22:38:32 GMT
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In lugnet.storage, James Trobaugh writes:
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> My collection is sorted very detailed by color and brick size but my six
> year old son prefers a bucket of mixed up bricks versus the sorted ones. And
> he likes to just start building with no real plan of what he's making unlike
> myself where I go into building with a plan in mind. So having them sorted
> works good for me, while with him just having them in a big pile is perfect
> for how he builds.
Along this same thinking, I would guess that precisely sorted bricks would be a
hindrance to a child's true creativity.
Unless the child chooses to sort the pieces themselves (as I did as a child)
then I think young children should have access to unsorted pieces. A child's
collection could be sorted into very general categories and still give good
results.
__Kevin Salm__
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