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  • The child learned vocabulary related to cars and racing.
  • The child practiced following written instructions to build the Lego car.
  • The child may have engaged in storytelling and imaginative play while racing the Lego car.
  • The child may have written or dictated a race report or description of their Lego car.
  • The child may have read or listened to books or articles about cars or racing to gather inspiration for their Lego car design.

To continue developing English Language Arts skills related to this activity, the child could:

  • Write a fictional story about a race involving their Lego car.
  • Research and write a report on the history of car racing.
  • Create a comic strip or graphic novel featuring their Lego car as the main character.
  • Practice reading aloud by sharing their race report or story with family or friends.
  • Participate in a Lego car building competition or challenge where they have to present their design and explain their choices in English.
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