STEM-based building club for preschool and school-age children to build with LEGO, Magna Tiles and wooden blocks.
Build It Club is back at the Chestnut Hill Library on Thursday, October 22, from 3:00 to 4:30 PM. It's one of the Free Library of Philadelphia's STEM-based building programs, and this particular session is open to children who want to spend an afternoon building with a bunch of different construction toys. The format works for preschool and school-age kids, so it's a good fit whether you've got a little one who's just starting out or an older child who's already a bit of a pro.
There's plenty to choose from, and it's not just LEGO. They've got LEGO instructional books for those who like to follow a plan, Magna Tiles for magnetic building, Bionicles for the more technical side of things, and classic wooden blocks for the basics. The variety means there's something for pre-Duplo beginners and big-kid LEGO masters alike, and the whole point is to build, learn, and play together. It's a low-pressure environment where kids can just hang out and create whatever comes to mind.
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Build It Club is part of the Free Library's broader STEM programming, which sits alongside more than 28,000 programs for all ages the library offers each year. This session is part of a Thursday series, so it's a regular thing you can count on. You'll find it at the Chestnut Hill Library, 8711 Germantown Avenue—at the corner of Germantown Ave. and Bethlehem Pike—in Philadelphia, PA 19118. It runs from 3:00 to 4:30 PM on Thursday, October 22.
