100 Ways to Rebuild the World Reviews
Brick Fanatics
“What’s special about LEGO 100 Ways to Rebuild the World is that it is about much than LEGO building. The whole Rebuild the World campaign is intended to make families see LEGO as a creative medium rather than a construction toy, and this book follows that lead by covering... More all manner of creative ideas.”
Bricksfanz
“Before you get too excited the book doesn’t include any sort of physical LEGO elements. Which is always a shame, instead it offers a mixture of activity ideas, inspired the Rebuild the World mantra. These include build ideas, games and even things you can do beyond the... More brick. The format is similar to other titles from DK Books which often fall under the Ideas banner. But this is far more basic as it doesn’t really offer even a simple means of how things could be built. It’s more of a guide to things you could do with LEGO bricks you already own.”
Discover 100 fun, practical ideas to be kind, be bold and make the world an awesome place - all while getting creative with your LEGO® bricks.
From making a neighbor a LEGO thank-you card to planting bee-friendly flowers, learn how to make little changes to help you, your family, your friends, and your community. Each idea encourages you to build with your LEGO bricks and minifigures - and to be inspired to make a difference in the real world around you.
Build a LEGO tree for inspiration and then help plant a real tree. Create a LEGO emoji to make your friends smile. Gather up your family and play a LEGO game together. Make a LEGO desk pot to help keep your room tidy. Learn about endangered animals and build your favorite ones with LEGO bricks. How will you start to rebuild the world?
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