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Bricks 4 Kidz Chattanooga
Basic Information
Address: Chattanooga and the surrounding areas
Email: kmacbride@bricks4kidz.com
Phone Number: 423-567-5439
Additional Information
Focus: Education
Director: Kelly MacBride
Schools Served: Barger Academy
Bayside Baptist Church
Belvoir Christian Academy
Brainerd Baptist School
Brainerd Hills Baptist Church
Bright School
Calvary Chapel Homeschool Group
Camp Big Fish
Challenge Island
Charlotte Mabry Team
Chattanooga Charter School
Chattanooga Christian School
Chattanooga Convention Center
Chester Frost State Park
Collegedale Library
Collegedale Town Hall (next to the library and Imagination Station)
Creative Discovery Museum
Chattanooga School for the Liberal Arts (CSLA)
Downtown Family YMCA
Eastgate Library
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Girls Preparatory School
Greenway Farm
Hamilton County Fair
Hamilton County YMCA
Heritage Landing Clubhouse
Hickory Valley Christian School
Hilton Garden Inn (Next to Creative Discovery Museum)
Hixson United Methodist Church
Holiday Inn Express (Hixson)
Homeschool Group – Hales
Kidz Expo
Lookout Mountain Commons Park
Lookout Mountain Skating Rink
Mathnasium – East Brainerd
Master Seo’s Top Martial Arts
Meadowview Baptist Church
Montessori School
Mountain Arts Community Center
Nolan Elementary
OAKS Elementary School
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic School (OLPH)
Primrose School
Signal Mountain
Silverdale Baptist Academy
Snow Hill Elementary
South Chattanooga Rec Center
Spirited Art
St. Martins Church
St. Peter’s School
TAG Families
The Jump Park
The MACC
Walker County
Wallace A. Smith Elementary
Washington Alternative Learning Center
Webelo Homeschool Cub Scouts
Westview Elementary
School District: Hamilton County - All Districts
County: Hamilton County
Schedule: Open 7 Days a Week
Ages: 3-13+
Membership/Pricing: No membership required, pricing depends on event
Program Highlights:
Our programs provide an extraordinary atmosphere for students to build unique creations, play games, and have loads of fun using LEGO® Bricks. The activities are designed to trigger young children’s lively imaginations and build their self-confidence. GOALS: ~For children to play and socialize with friends while learning fundamentals of engineering and architecture in a noncompetitive setting. ~To build problem-solving skills, provide an opportunity for creative expression and foster an appreciation of how things work. ~To help students understand that Architecture and Engineering are viable career choices. ~To help children understand the value of teamwork. BENEFITS: ~Follow step-by-step directions to complete a task. ~Sequencing is an important skill in many learning process. ~Fine motor skills are developed while assembling projects. ~Visual and kinesthetic learning styles are utilized during project construction. ~Organizational skills are developed by keeping the bricks in their proper place. ~Completing a model with LEGO® bricks nurtures process-oriented thinking. ~Social/emotional skills such as patience, communication and teamwork are exercised. ~Working through frustration to complete a project builds self-esteem. ~Working with a partner fosters teamwork and cooperation. ~The children learn about simple machines and develop an appreciation of how things work.
Activities:
After School Enrichment, In-School STEM Workshops, Kidz Night Outs, Birthday Parties, Summer and Holiday Camps
Program Information:
DESCRIPTION OF PROGRAM
- Our classes are hands-on where students will design and build machines, catapults, pyramids, derby cars, buildings and other constructions out of LEGO® Bricks. While exploring engineering, architecture and physics, students will develop problem solving and critical thinking skills.
- Participants build a new project each month. Architectural concepts are taught while assembling buildings, bridges and other structures.
- Once the project is completed, children use the rest of their time to expand their gadgets and collaborate with one another
CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTIONAL CONTENT
- Students will work in a lab-type setting using LEGO® Bricks with an integrated curriculum based on math and science.
- Instructional content includes concepts of friction, gravity and torque, scale, gears, axles and beams.
- Part of the curriculum will include the construction of a scaled model of their elementary school.
- The material covered each session will vary depending on students' ages, experience, and skill level.
- All material will be provided.
Slogan: We learn, We build, We play...with LEGO® Bricks