Lego is Danish.
Lego originated in Denmark and is the most popular classic brand among parents and children in the world. The LEGO Group is a world-famous toy manufacturer, and its sales are always among the top ten toys in the world. LEGO building toys have accompanied the growth of many children. In the minds of children and parents, LEGO includes daily necessities in our lives today. It represents happiness, unlimited imagination, and a creative future.
Lego building blocks are a favorite toy for children. These plastic building blocks have convex beads on one end and holes for inserting the convex beads on the other end. There are more than 1,300 shapes, and each shape has basically 12 different types. The colors are mainly red, yellow, blue, white and green. It relies on children to use their own brains and hands to create endless shapes, which is addictive and is called "magic plastic building blocks"
The role of Lego for children
1. Encourage creativity Force
LEGO bricks are a great way to encourage creativity and show how children learn, reason and imagine. Give kids a bunch of LEGO bricks, with no preset instructions, to spark their interest and let them figure out how to use them. Through trial and error, they will figure out how to adapt them and make what they see in their heads come to life.
2. Improve and develop fine motor skills
The size and shape of LEGO bricks, and how they fit together, are great for developing fine motor skills and building strength. They need to learn how to hold small parts and twist, turn and manipulate them to fit together. By turning and twisting, they engage the muscles of the fingers, hands, and arms, making them stronger and more flexible.
3. Encourage sharing and social skills
In teamwork in LEGO courses, LEGO can introduce and cultivate good sportsmanship by sharing and helping children interact. 2 kids may want the same piece, or there may be a group of kids who want to play with a limited number at the same time. By taking turns, or communicating with someone, they learn the value of sharing, and kindness is often rewarded.