LEGO® Education My XL World

Overview

• This LEGO set enhances children's confidence and social skills, including collaboration, communication, and understanding roles.

• Providing playful learning experiences that teach preschool children about the world around them through role-play, fun-building activities and idea-sharing.

• The My XL World by LEGO Education set encourages social skills and imaginative play in early years. Children can build realistic settings like homes, restaurants, bus stops, hospitals, and fire stations with 480 LEGO DUPLO bricks, figures, wheelbases, windows, doors, and building plates. They will encounter vehicles such as an aeroplane, car, and submarine, which stimulate creativity.

• Real-World Role-Play Working in groups of 2-10, children use the colorful collection of 480 LEGO® DUPLO® bricks, figures, wheelbases, windows, doors and a building plate to build their home, a restaurant, bus stop, hospital and a fire station. They’ll also discover an airplane, car and even a submarine, and will use their imagination to build fantasy animals and make up fun stories of their own. My XL World also combines with EL47039 Animals and EL47041 People accessory sets in the Early Learning system for even more playful learning fun for children.

• My XL World includes everything that teachers need to deliver inspiring lessons, including a Getting Started card with 5 activity ideas and 10 double-sided building cards. There’s also an online Unit Plan with 8 standards-aligned lessons available at www.LEGOEducation/Start. We even offer a full-day professional development course (additional purchase required) to give teachers the best-possible start. A Holistic Approach to Learning LEGO Education Early Learning lays the foundation for children's learning and passion for lifelong development by stimulating their natural curiosity to explore together and learn through play. My XL World combines with other products in the Early Learning system to develop social, emotional and language skills, as well as free play and early science skills.