I noticed how much more fun it was to build with KNex, Construx and the like when all the pieces were neatly sorted in bins above a child-size workbench.
The museum's workbench consisted of a simple 2 x 4 frame with countertop and small stool.
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
Ultimate inventors workbench
Another idea to take home from Chattanooga's Creative Discovery Museum:
I noticed how much more fun it was to build with KNex, Construx and the like when all the pieces were neatly sorted in bins above a child-size workbench.
The museum's workbench consisted of a simple 2 x 4 frame with countertop and small stool.
I noticed how much more fun it was to build with KNex, Construx and the like when all the pieces were neatly sorted in bins above a child-size workbench.The museum's workbench consisted of a simple 2 x 4 frame with countertop and small stool.
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Oh, Oh! My friends set up set of workshop drawers, like for screws and nails and such, and use them for legos. They even had the kids draw a picture of each lego type to tape outside the drawer for sorting. It is really a thing of beauty!
I am enjoying your trip vicariously:)
Thanks for sharing your trip! I love this organized idea. This would be so good for our boys. If you concoct something, I would love to see it. Our Lego situation has never been perfected. Like you pointed out, ours play better with all toys more organized.
That is such a great idea! My boys enjoy playing with their k'nex, but the toys are all in one big box together; k'nex, legos, cars, blocks, and more. I can imagine how creative they would be with the pieces so easy to find!
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