LEGO Education City Buildings Set 779311 (843 Pieces)
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A cute set especially for kids just starting out with lego sets
This set is very easy to put together. It is much easier than other lego city sets meant for 5-12 so it is a good introduction for kids who are transitioning from the larger legos to these types of sets. I got this set for my 9 year old because he wanted a city set to go with his ambulance, police dog unit and other lego city vehicles and people. This gives the child an entire town to play with for a lot less money than the lego city corner and city house combo. The stores are really just fronts with no details or interiors so it allows for easy building but less interior play. It does not come with all of the instructions which is very annoying and makes no sense. Here is a link to get the instructions for the building instructions not included with the set: [the lego education website: legoeducation.us/] Search for the set number which is 9311. Click on "resources" and you will get pdf files for the instructions not included with the set. Also, unlike other city sets, the...
The LEGO Education 779311 843-piece city buildings set includes houses, a supermarket, a post office, and more, for children four years and older to design and build city environments. The themed pieces encourage children to investigate city life and relationships, and to role-play exploring different jobs in the community. The set supports a group of five students, and comes with activity cards and a storage container with a transparent lid. Science education products incorporate applied math and science principles into classroom projects. Teachers in pre-K, elementary, and secondary classrooms use science education kits and products alongside science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) curriculum to demonstrate STEM concepts and re...
- 843-piece LEGO Education city buildings set
- Includes houses, a supermarket, a post office, and more, for students to design and build city environments, and to role-play exploring different jobs in the community
- Supports a group of five students, age four years and older
Confused
We were so excited about this set because our Lego city really needs some buildings. But when we opened up the set we were confused. There are not enough instructions to build all the buildings and the baggies are not split up by each building. One of the things I always love about Legos is the organization. This set is going to take some extra thought and creativity. That is not necessarily a bad thing, but I see some hard work ahead.
Great Building For My Son
We had to download some of the instructions from the Lego Education site, but once we did, my five-year-old had a great time putting the buildings together. These are just the right level of difficulty for him. Not too hard or detailed like some of the other Lego sets, but a better challenge than his Duplos.
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