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Bricklab Magic Beans Report
From Jack and the Beanstalk to the golden touch of King Midas, fairy tales have always engaged and captured imaginations. In BrickLAB Magic Beans, exotic, far-away lands, magical powers and the eternal theme of good versus evil come to life in thrilling engineering, language arts and collaborative communication challenges. Inside the world of princesses and wizards, students boost fluency, vocabulary and comprehension as they act out different folktales. Learners engage in hands-on activities,working together to build the characters and stage props needed throughout camp. Educators love this camp as every day they get to let fiction fly with a sprinkle of imagination a handful of wonder in BrickLAB Magic Beans!

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