November 26, 2014 12:00 am
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Campers work together to make a giant Lego maze during a summer camp. Teaching children collaboration is one of the skills emphasized by staff at BrickZoneKids.
Students at Gause Elementary School race their balloon-powered cars during Lego Club.
Attendees at the "Frozen" camp, offered on a non-school day, enjoyed a variety of movie-related activities. "I went a little overboard," joked BrickZone co-owner Nikki Mael.
Alex Holden, Owen Dornbusch and Tanner Hopkins collaborate on a build during Lego Engineering class.
Maya Hopkins and Lillian Grindy enjoy constructing Olaf, the snowman from "Frozen," at a recent camp. Participants also made snowman soup, wands, princess crowns, built castles out of real ice and decorated snowflakes.
Carrie Hopkins, left, and Nikki Mael recently started BrickZoneKids in Washougal. The two teachers are hoping to expand their business to the Camas area.
Three camps will be offered during the holiday season in the Gause Elementary School cafeteria, 1100 34th St. Registration is done through WCER, which is located at the Washougal School District administration building, 4855 Evergreen Way.
o “Pancakes! Pancakes!” and Holiday Crafts: 6 to 11 a.m. Friday, Nov. 28. Participants are welcome to attend in their pajamas, and help make and eat pancakes. They will also read the book, “Pancakes! Pancakes!” by Eric Carle, and do crafts and activities.
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