LEGO Builds STEAM Programs in China

The LEGO Group has unveiled plans to launch its first elementary school STEAM classes for students in China in 2019.

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November 6, 2018

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The elementary school lessons were developed in association with East China Normal Universality Press, LEGO Education and Chinese STEAM experts. LEGO Education items such as the Creative Suitcase, Space and Airport Set and Creative LEGO Brick Set will be used in the curriculum as well as student textbooks and teacher guidebooks.

“As a mission-driven business, we are committed to inspiring and developing children through creative play and learning,” says Niels B. Christiansen, chief executive officer, the LEGO Group. “We are excited to announce these major launches for China at the CIIE, and our commitment to this strategic growth market and goals to provide the creative LEGO play experience to the hands of more Chinese children remain unchanged.”

The STEAM courses will be tested in grade school in Shanghai this month. The play company also announced its first-ever lunar new year-themed sets would be available in the China and Asia Pacific markets on Jan. 1.

The new sets include a Chinese New Year Dinner scene, a Dragon Dance set and more.

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