Snapology uses Legos as the overall theme for their birthday parties. A Snapology expert runs the show for you so you can enjoy celebrating with your child. Plus, no clean up or decorating for you takes a lot of stress out of the equation. I love that Snapology lets you choose a Lego theme that fits your child's preference. Blair adores the Lego "Friends" at home and I know she would flip for a party involving that theme!
STEM programs are popping up all over and it's for good reason. Teaching kids about science, technology, engineering, and math are great footsteps towards getting them awesome jobs that they love in the future. The best part is that STEM learning usually happens through play. Check out these toys and these toys for STEM learning at home!
If you or someone you know is interested in opening a Snapology in Riverside it would definitely be a hit! Especially on those warm summer days when the playgrounds are too hot.
Have you guys ever been to a birthday party where your kids learn something? Tell me about it below!
*This post is in partnership with Nakturnal. Opinions are my own.
Posts
That's a very unique idea for a birthday party for children. It sounds fun and exciting, but also educational! I may have to look into this for my niece and nephew.
ReplyDeleteHaving kids learn while having fun is always the best way! STEM programs are popping up all over the country and this is a great step in getting them involved.
ReplyDeleteSTEM programs for kids are so important. It's so awesome that they can learn and still have a bunch of fun
ReplyDeleteMy niece would LOVE this idea for a future birthday party, she loves playing with her legos, why not learn while you celebrate!
ReplyDeleteI'll definitely have to look into this! Working with STEM subjects is such a great idea for kids growing up!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool, a way for children to learn while having fun is always good in my book!
ReplyDeleteLegos are so stimulating as a child, some of my best times as a child were getting together with some friends and just upending the Lego bin in between us. Using them as a tool in early S.T.E.M. exposure seems like a genius move, good on you Snapology!
ReplyDelete