Incorporating LEGO-based activities into daily classroom instruction can significantly improve children’s math and spatial reasoning abilities, according to a new study.

A simple classroom activity involving a classic childhood staple, LEGO, could improve children's math and spatial ability, ...

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Antonio and Adrrell would watch their little brother try to replicate their feats. Once, Antrell stalled while pulling the ...

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Once kids become first graders, many have started to see relationships between numbers and are using early math skills in their lives. Addition and subtraction are often the main focus in school, so ...