I don't want to name names, but someone in our house is totally into Legos. The only hint I'll give is that his name ends in "N."Barack Obama's inauguration in Legoland, California
I saw this headline in my Google Reader and thought, I can't wait to see this.
In this picture, look at the background and the people standing up. It gives you a great perspective on the Lego buildings and people. There are twelve images in the story I saw. You can see them here.
The Lego Land website has a section called What's New. If you scroll down a bit, it has more info on the pictures.
I'm being observed tomorrow for TAP. I think one of these images might be a good VTS lesson and earn me good points on my "questioning" score.
FYI: Lakeshore Learning has their own version of Legos that work with real Legos. They even have a set of Lego people. To Adams and Oldenburg, keep this in mind when your little ones are older.
Photo Credit: http://www.telegraph.co.uk
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