I was looking up early STEM activities and came across the ThinkBug Lab. I am interested in doing a similar activity at home, but I have searched high and low and there are next to no Duplo instruction booklets. The ones that are out there from the Lego website require a lot of specific pieces, but I am looking for something that uses the basic kind. We have a huge Duplo collection that was passed to me by my sister and added onto since our childhood, but I want my son to begin building from instructions as well as free play creating with them. He is desperate to use his older sisters Lego "Friends" kit but the pieces are really kind of too small for him still or I'd just buy him his own Lego set. I don't want to invest in Duplo sets with instructions because 1) We have a massive collection already and 2) He will be outgrowing them very soon.
http://edventures.com/index.php?&lid=154http://edventures.com/index.php?pid=12099 - The parent packs here are $120 which is a little steep for me. Is anyone here interested in creating an at home version of this we can share, similar to the flower shown on the home page? It would involved some creativity, a camera, and Duplos of course. I can probably come up with some, but many heads are better than 1.
We can share them within the community, even as LR files or PP or whatever, with each picture showing a separate step.
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