Six Bricks Method: Hands-On Educator Workshops

This video montage captures the dynamic and fun atmosphere of our Six Bricks teacher training. You can see educators laughing, collaborating, and building, fully experiencing the power of learning through play for themselves.

Collaboration is key in my workshops. Here, educators work together at a table, using LEGO blocks to build towers, an activity designed to teach concepts of balance, patterns, and teamwork.

A group of teachers fully engaged in a building challenge during the Six Bricks workshop. This hands-on practice is crucial for understanding how to guide similar activities in their own classrooms.

This image shows a creative challenge from the workshop: "What animal is this?". Educators use the six bricks to create representations, an exercise that fosters creative thinking and problem-solving skills.

A close-up of a completed LEGO block pattern from our training. This activity helps teachers understand how to guide children in developing spatial awareness and pattern recognition skills.

Another example of a block pattern from the Six Bricks session. These simple exercises are powerful tools for developing cognitive flexibility and visual discrimination in young learners.

"Who is this?" This prompt encourages educators to think abstractly and use the blocks to represent characters or ideas, a skill they can then teach to foster storytelling and imagination.

A close-up of the vibrant LEGO blocks used in our Six Bricks training. The tactile nature of these tools is essential for kinesthetic learners and makes abstract concepts tangible.

A group photo with the workshop facilitator and some of the amazing LEGO creations. This image captures the sense of accomplishment and shared learning that defines my professional development sessions.