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Bricks 4 Kidz
Basic Information
Address: 3713 W. Dale Ave. Tampa, FL 33609
Email: jfontana@bricks4kidz.com
Phone Number: 813-545-4282
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Additional Information
Director: John Fontana
Schools Served: St. Johns
Berkley Prep
Roosevelt Elementary
West Chase Elementary
Mary Bryant Elementary
Holy Trinity
McKitrick Elementary
Hillsborough Math and Science
Countryside Montesori
Also any school looking to boost their after school offerings.
School District: Hillsborough
County: Hillsborough
Ages: 2-13
Membership/Pricing: varies
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. We offer activities for children ages 3-13+, including: After-school enrichment classes Week-long summer camps Birthday parties Preschool classes Kidz Night Out Our programs provide a safe, relaxed learning environment where initiative is invited and self-expression is celebrated. Model building provides opportunities for problem-solving and helps kids develop an appreciation for how things work. All this takes place while kids are having fun and socializing in a non-competitive atmosphere. GOALS •Introduce engineering and architecture principles •Explore math and science concepts •Increase general knowledge through discussions related to each model •Develop social/emotional skills such as patience, teamwork and communication in the process of completing a project •Enhance self-esteem by solving problems and completing projects •Improve fine-motor skills as children manipulate small components •Utilize multiple learning modalities to engage visual, kinesthetic and auditory learning styles •Teach important classroom skills such as organization and following directions •Foster an appreciation for how things work
Slogan: We Learn, We Build, We Play with LEGO Bricks!