Bricks 4 Kidz

After signing my wee man up for a weekly class, this is day two of Mardi Gras camp. This is perfect for any Lego maniac!!! Classes use the love of Legos and Learning to really enhance your child’s experience. While they build and experiment with design, they also learn science and math terminology. My little one is a non stop chatter box after each Bricks experience. The classes are reasonable and worth every penny at 20.00 for an hour of fun packed Lego loving and learning. The day camp is $ 35 per day for 3 hours and my boy was over the moon! I witnessed a mother carrying a child out crying yesterday. A def compliment to Bricks, he simply just didn’t want to leave. This site is equipped for all Lego ages, from beginning Duplo maniacs to the oh so experienced hard core Maniacs. They have a small retail section, that carried several items not found in local stores… Franchises are popping up everywhere, so if you have a maniac in your household, this is a place of wonder and discovery!!! Run… jump…build!!!

I really like the concept of Bricks 4 Kidz. The goal is to introduce children to architecture and engineering principals and learn patience and the importance of teamwork by playing and building projects using Lego bricks.
I had never heard of this place until my nephew had a birthday party here. It sounded kind of like it would be boring, but it was so much fun! The kids all were given a specific project to build in small groups. One of the most popular one was a suspended track that was built out of nothing but Legos. Once the track was built each child was given a car and they spent a good amount of time racing the cars down the track.
The party was hosted by two employees and they basically took care of everything. They entertained the kids with games, cut and handed out the cake and cleaned up afterwards.
Speaking of the cake… it’s not included in any of the party packages so you have to bring that in yourself in addition to all of the paper products and drinks.
They also sell lots of Lego products for boys and girls.
It was fun and I’d consider having a birthday party here in the future for my own kiddies.