Lego Challenge #17

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Can you show Metamorphosis in action with Lego?

Transform your design into another in as many or as few stages as you want.

An idea to start your creative process might be to make two objects; the first stage, and the last stage of metamorphosis. Then design an object that has elements of both in it, to show the in-between stage.

This can represent an actual living thing, or it can be a totally invented entity.

Jacob: It's a dragon. It blows fire and has powerful legs and pokes on his body. He shrinks into a card with a mouth and eyes. His wings and tail shrink too.

Daniel: It's a transformer. When he turns into a car there are helmets on his eyes. He turns into a car at night. There are three steering wheels: one for the flashing lights, one to move the eyes, and one for the wheels.

Lego Challenge #18

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Quest #18 - Flags

What is your favorite flag? Is it a flag of a country, a state, a province, a city or a town? Or is it one you've invented?

Create this flag design (you could use a 2-dimensional mosaic approach), or use the colour or design of the flag to inspire you in any number of ways.

Tell me about your creation and why you picked this particular flag.

The boys worked together to build several flags and Jacob wrote down all the ones they made. I have no idea which one is which though!

LEGO Challenge #14

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Quest #14 - Ancient Monument

This weeks challenge is to re-create or be inspired by an Ancient Monument.

An Ancient monument is an early historical structure worthy of preservation.

There are Ancient Monuments found all over the world, I look forward to seeing which one inspired you!

Be sure to tell me which Ancient Monument you were inspired by and why. Where this monument exists in the world and anything else you'd like to add about your creation.

-- So I changed this challenge a little bit. Jacob has had a tiny bit of exposure to Egyptian pyramids but other than that, we haven't really learned about anything "ancient." So I just called it the Monument Challenge, and said that a monument was a historically important building to a country.