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Objective

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to write a creative story using legos and magnet tiles as inspiration.

Materials and Prep

  • Legos
  • Magnet tiles
  • Writing paper
  • Pencils

Before starting the lesson, make sure you have a clear workspace to build with legos and magnet tiles.

Activities

  1. Building with Legos and Magnet Tiles: Spend some time exploring and building with your legos and magnet tiles. Let your creativity flow and experiment with different structures.
  2. Choose a Lego Structure: Select one of your favorite lego or magnet tile creations to use as inspiration for your story.
  3. Brainstorm Story Ideas: Think about the characters, setting, and plot that could revolve around your chosen lego structure. Write down your ideas on a piece of paper.
  4. Write Your Story: Use your brainstormed ideas to write a creative story that incorporates your lego structure. Make sure to include a beginning, middle, and end in your story.
  5. Illustrate Your Story: Once you have finished writing your story, create illustrations to go along with it. Use your legos and magnet tiles to build scenes from your story and take pictures of them.
  6. Share Your Story: Share your story and illustrations with a family member or friend. You can read it aloud or create a mini-presentation using your lego scenes as visual aids.

Fourth Grade Talking Points

  • "Legos and magnet tiles can be used as tools to inspire our writing."
  • "When we build with legos and magnet tiles, we can use our imagination to create different structures."
  • "We can choose one of our favorite lego creations and use it as a starting point for a story."
  • "To write a story, we need to think about the characters, setting, and plot."
  • "A story should have a beginning, middle, and end to keep the reader engaged."
  • "We can use our legos and magnet tiles to create visual representations of scenes from our story."
  • "Sharing our stories with others allows us to express our creativity and receive feedback."

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