Lego has long been applauded for its applications as a learning aid, but a new exhibition held in Christchurch, New Zealand has demonstrated just how far these brilliant little bricks can be used to broaden the learning horizons of children with special needs.
Donald Trump’s presidency has been at the forefront of the news since before inauguration, but it’s been antics like he’s controversial attempts to build a border wall between the United States of America and Mexico that have caused the biggest rumbles. As the US public await final word on the next stages of this unpopular proposal, many across the country remain anxious and are considering the future. However, one man has taken a different approach in his efforts to deal with the turbulent times.
Time for another LEGO record with a 45,000-brick sundial Staying on schedule and reliable timekeeping go hand in hand. For thousands of years, human beings have measuring the minutes, with the Ancient Egyptians among the first to nail down a foolproof method of keeping track of time.
Lego has legions of followers across the globe and now, the Danish building brick manufacturer can add UK culture secretary, Jeremy Wright, to its ever-growing fan base. Wright has revealed he owns an extensive Lego collection, with the MP's Lego news admission detailing he turns to his beloved bricks whenever he needs to de-stress from his demanding government position.
New ad campaign showcases how Lego can combat stress. And it's simply brilliant!
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