LEGO®
Where imagination becomes design—and every creation tells a story.
Why Choose LEGO® with Strategic Kids?
LEGO® is at the heart of who we are as creators and educators. From our earliest days, we’ve used hands-on building to help students explore how things work and why design matters. Our instructors craft thoughtful, age-appropriate builds that nurture creativity, problem-solving, storytelling, and collaboration in every session.
Through guided builds and creative challenges, students develop:
Resilience: trying again when something doesn’t work the first time
Design-thinking: plan → build → test → refine
Leadership: taking initiative and supporting team partners
Spatial reasoning: understanding how pieces connect, balance, and move
Joyful creativity: transforming imagination into something real
This program features allll the benefits of STEM, wrapped inside joyful, imagination-driven LEGO® play.
What Students Learn
We have 30+ fully developed LEGO® curriculum plans, each giving students the opportunity to build new skills and confidence with every creation. Find three examples below.
LEGO® Engineering
Students begin by exploring the basics of building—how pieces connect, how structures stay stable, and how simple mechanisms create movement. As they gain confidence, they take on guided challenges, practice teamwork, and learn to solve problems creatively, eventually designing their own machines with purpose and imagination.
LEGO® Story SLAM!
In this program, students use LEGO® bricks to bring their imaginations to life—building settings, shaping characters, and creating plots that explore real dramatic conflict and theme. Guided prompts inspire rich worlds and inventive storylines, while collaborative sharing helps students strengthen their speaking skills and build confidence as they tell the stories they’ve created.
Building Through the Ages with LEGO®
In this imaginative journey through time, students build their way from Ancient Egypt all the way to a futuristic city. Each week introduces a new historical era with fun facts and engaging context, followed by a hands-on LEGO® build inspired by what they learned. From architectural landmarks to full story settings, students explore history creatively as they construct their own “Architectural Time Machine.”
Trusted
by Parents
Loved
by Young Builders
I didn’t realize how obsessed they’d get. There are half-built creations all over the house and constant updates on what needs to be ‘fixed’ or rebuilt next.
Jason R.