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Students demonstrate '6 Bricks' Lego program at board meeting
Summary
Third graders from Elizabeth Green demonstrated '6 Bricks,' a Duplo-based activity used to practice executive-function skills including listening, visualization and teamwork, during the board meeting presentation. Teachers said the activity can be integrated into morning meetings and transitions.
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At the April 22 meeting Kevin Duran and colleagues demonstrated "6 Bricks," a short Duplo‑based activity used in classrooms to support executive‑functioning skills.
Duran explained the activity's goals and introduced seven third graders who partnered with board members for a hands‑on 'architect/builder' challenge. Students and teachers described required skills — active listening, visualization, memory and teamwork — and said the short activity can be used during morning meetings, transitions or brief brain breaks.
The board and audience joined the activity for a single round, and presenters encouraged board members and families to visit the classroom at 30 Thomas Street to see the program in action.

