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Bricks4Kidz Stockton, CA
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Additional Information
Focus: Provide educational learning through constructive play
Director: Brent Fujii
Schools Served: Brookside School
School District: Lincoln Unified
County: San Joaquin
Ages: 6+
Capacity: 20
Membership/Pricing: Varies per session
Setting:
Classroom
History:
BFK was founded in St. Augustine, Florida in 2008 by Michelle Cote, a former teacher and mother of two elementary school students. While applying for approval for an after-school Spanish class, she noticed a category for “Creative Science” on the school’s application form.
As her own children were LEGO® fans, she inquired about the possibility of creating a class based on students using LEGO® bricks. She was approved for both Spanish and LEGO® Lab, and created and distributed promotional flyers for both classes. When she had only three students sign up for the Spanish session and 35 for the LEGO Lab, she knew she had encountered something with significant potential
Program Information:
Bricks 4 Kidz classes provide an extraordinary atmosphere for children, where we learn, we build, we play… with LEGO® Bricks. Programs are built around our proprietary model plans, designed by engineers and architects, with exciting themes such as space, construction, and amusement parks. Our specially designed project kits and theme-based models provide the building blocks for the Bricks 4 Kidz approach to educational play. At Bricks 4 Kidz, we believe that kids learn best through activities that engage their curiosity and creativity.
Slogan: we learn, we build, we play with Lego Bricks