“People who love LEGO® also love to build with others. It’s a great chance for teen LEGO® fans to socialize with other teens having similar interests. Since we are working toward a big display, there will be plenty of opportunity to provide input and have fun together. We would like to include kids on the autism spectrum because many have an interest in LEGO® and are particularly good builders. We really appreciate SCH’s involvement as the robotics team will add the element of teens helping teens,” says Cynthia Day, one of the founders of Spectrum FUNdamentals Studio.
Posted on: Tue, 18 Jun 2013 22:45:56 +0000
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