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Arvind, 6, left, and his sister, Asha, 8, collaborated on a train station, sans the train.
‘LEGO’ to the library: pieces on display
The Henry Waldinger Memorial Library’s annual exhibition of children’s Lego creations is on display through the end of this month. Bunta Okita, 8, said his spaceship took less than an hour to … more
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Valley Stream District 13 Middle School teacher Richard Rosenfeld and his fellow robotics coach Mairead M. Dorry, inspect the model machine that their team will construct for the competition.
Preparing for the future
Competition on the ball field is quickly being replaced by competition in the science lab as middle school students are becoming more involved with engineering and designing functioning machines … more
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Christopher Maiorino, 6, and his brother, Johnny, 8, work on their own creations.
Kids get their build on at Wantagh Library
With a week off from school, parents were looking for ways to keep their children occupied. Some found that opportunity at the Wantagh Public Library, which hosted Bricks 4 Kidz on Feb. 20. more
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Aidan Dombrosky, 9, showed off his cargo ship. He’s been building with LEGO’s since he was 4. He likes ships and things in the ocean, hence his ocean liner. He stressed that he does not share his LEGO’s with his sister.
Kids display LEGO creations
The Henry Waldinger Memorial Library is hosting its annual exhibit of local kids’ LEGO projects, to run until January 29. “Some of them don’t understand the concept that they won’t have … more
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Gloria Haas
Charged with stealing Legos
Gloria Haas, 53, of Island Park was arrested on August 14 for taking about 800 Lego sets from a storage facility in Island Park, moving them to another facility in Rockville Centre, and attempting to … more
Mark Impemba and Collin McDermott take a closer look at the blueprints.
Getting creative with Legos at the library
Tuesdays this July at the Wantagh Library, children in grades K-6 have enjoyed building with Legos and learning basic architecture with the program Bricks 4 Kidz. more
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Kathleen Scatigno helped Drew Levitan and Leon Alert with their spin art project at the Firemen’s Field Clubhouse on Feb. 12. The boys built a Lego motorized machine, then applied paint to a spinning canvas.
Legos in motion making learning fun
Few kids, boys or girls, go through their childhood without playing with Legos. But as Bricks 4 Kidz is teaching them, there are many more things to do with the toy beyond simply connecting a few blocks. more
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Ameer Mohamed
Piece by piece, a library display is made
For the 17th straight year, children from across Valley Stream are displaying their Lego creations at the Henry Waldinger Memorial Library. The annual exhibit features the work of 13 young minds. more
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Hanukkah celebrants danced in a circle during a Chabad of Merrick/Bellmore/Wantagh parade on Nov. 27 at Veterans Broadcast Plaza in downtown Merrick.
Celebrating Hanukkah in the Merricks
Merrick’s temples, synagogues and Jewish residents this and last week celebrated Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, with prayer, menorah lightings, family time, presents, traditional foods and an abundance of community events organized around the holiday’s themes. more
Shaw Avenue School fourth-graders, from left, Erick Garay, Jaegar Hessing and Pablo Pazmino, joined by Quest teacher Ilissa Epstein, watch the top they built spin using District 30’s new Lego robotics program.
Legos become latest learning tool
It’s not often that students get to come to school and play with Legos, especially in an era of high-stakes testing. But in District 30, the popular building toy is being tried out as a learning tool and the feedback so far has been glowing. more
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