Farewell To Build Me “Emotions”
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Build Me “Emotions” is retiring from the LEGO® Education Early Learning portfolio at the end of December in 2023.
Build Me “Emotions” was launched in 2016 with the purpose to develop children’s social skills including recognizing and understanding emotions, expressing personal preferences and resolving conflicts in productive ways. This set has helped foster social emotional learning and brought learning through play to countless preschoolers all over the world. Over the years social emotional learning and 21st century skill development has become increasingly embedded into LEGO® Education learning experiences. We say thank you Mrs. Muffin, Jeesun, Jayden, Zoey and Maddox for 7 years of supporting preschoolers explore their emotions and physical characteristics while developing social skills.
When Build Me “Emotions” retires at the end of December, we will no longer make updates to the respective Teacher Training course Learning Through Play with “Build Me Emotions”, but trainers are welcome to continue conducting it upon request.
Please reach out to your LEGO® Education contact if you have any questions.
When Build Me “Emotions” retires at the end of December, we will no longer make updates to the respective Teacher Training course Learning Through Play with “Build Me Emotions”, but trainers are welcome to continue conducting it upon request.
Please reach out to your LEGO® Education contact if you have any questions.
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It’s bittersweet to see Build Me “Emotions” retire after all the impact it has made in early childhood education. Social-emotional learning is such a core part of preschool development, and this set truly helped children identify and talk about feelings in a safe, playful way. During brain-breaks, I sometimes let kids enjoy a quick game like cupcakes 2048 to reset their minds before returning to SEL activities.
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@Pips NYT Does LEGO® Education plan to introduce a new or updated set that continues the mission of helping young children explore emotions and social development, perhaps with more diverse or modernized learning scenarios?
My child was really sad to hear this news. She created Joy, Sadness, Disgust, Anger and Fear to work together with the help of Nat and Essie to restore order in the center of her mind.
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