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Bricks 4 Kidz, Columbia, Lugoff, and Elgin
Basic Information
Email: rupchurch@bricks4kidz.com
Phone Number: 803-807-3418
Fax Number: 803-873-9974
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Additional Information
Focus: To teach concepts of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) using LEGO(R) bricks
Director: Robert Upchurch
Schools Served: Richland District 2 Schools and Kershaw County
School District: Richland District 2
County: Richland, Kershaw
Schedule: Varies
Ages: 3-13+
Membership/Pricing: Varies
Setting:
Schools and Recreation Centers
Activities:
After School Programs, Camps, Birthday Parties, Kidz Night Out, In School Field Trips, and Preschool Classes.
Field Trip Destinations: Upcoming Program:
Air, Land and Sea
Step aboard to build some exciting ways to get from here to there. Take to the sky in our Bricks 4 Kidz helicopter model, race across the beach in an ingenious land sail, or zoom through the water on a jet ski. Kids will learn what makes each machine unique and how it moves, exploring concepts such as buoyancy, propulsion, lift and g-forces!
What other ways will you invent to travel through air, land and sea? Whether you're a high-speed thrill-seeker or just curious about how things work, this unit offers something for everyone!
Program Information:
Our one hour classes explore architecture, engineering and technology concepts using LEGO® bricks. Students participate in 6 week sessions focused on exciting themes including Space, Inventions, Famous Buildings, and Natural Disasters etc. Classes follow the Bricks 4 Kidz® motto: We Learn, We Build, We Play with… LEGO® Bricks. •We Learn- Teachers provide a 5-10 minute themed lesson •We Build- Students build the model of the day with simple step by step instructions •We Play- Students explore their own creativity through free play time
Slogan: We Learn, We Build, We Play with… LEGO® Bricks