Lego Ninjago Episode 35 Full Episode English
It’s just a personal opinion of course, and I understand the concept of marketing, but my reaction to all this wrap around Lego culture is to resent it. I think this advertising juggernaut disguised as cartoons takes away from the experience of building. And I think it’s detrimental to children’s imaginations.If anything, it is going to depress my impulse to buy Legos because I can’t support the assault on our kids.::she said as her grandson watched the Nexo Kights in the background::The Golden Ninja (Sarah).
You know, I can’t say I agree on that score.To demonstrate how to build something is one thing. In time, a kid can accumulate a reservoir of building techniques and pull them together into constructions as their own ideas mature. But to give the minifigs personalities probably overwhelms a kid’s own vision in all but extraordinarily self-possessed individuals. To assign relationships between the characters and voice their goals and modi operand is to leave precious little for kids to add themselves.As a retired early childhood person myself, I find it all smothering and counterproductive to what the Lego brand once was to me.
I don’t doubt that it will be beneficial for sales but neither do I doubt that it flies in the face of Ole Kirk Chrisiansen’s concept of leg godt. I also find it to be pretty crass commercialism that is so unnecessary given that it’s a completely family held company that has made everyone in that family incredibly wealthy already.But, as I said before, it’s an opinion. Propellerhead reason 4 full. There’s nothing I can do about it but lose my taste for the product.
I think the crux of the matter is balance and moderation. To expose children to new ideas, concepts and stories will stimulate their imagination. Our mom was very strict on how much TV we could watch; only on the weekends, no more than one hour. My siblings and I incorporated the shows we watched and the characters we learned about into our own play. And we also read – a lot. I could see though, if a kid is glued to the tube every single day, it can dull their brains.
So yeah, I agree on limiting screen time.In addition, kids are different, just like adults. Some have a very active imagination where they can basically come up with everything themselves. Other kids like to start from a pre-given concept (or in the case of LEGO, a kit), then they will transform that further. And yet other children are collectors from the very beginning (when it comes to LEGO); they like to build sets, but they won’t free-play with them. However they may be very creative in other areas like arts, sports, etc. Building and playing with LEGO is not for everyone, and not everyone approaches LEGO the same way. Some people are inspired by it, some don’t.
Some kids build, some kids destroy, some spend hours building, some quickly build then play, some focus on creating stories with minifigs, some build machines and robots with bricks, some kids get inspired, some kids get frustrated. That’s just how it isIn my experience, parents who played with LEGO as kids themselves are the most enthusiastic to introduce their own children to the hobby, but they can also be the most restrictive. They want their kids to enjoy the hobby the same way they did.
This, of course, comes from good intention, but can also have a negative effect. Rather than allowing their children to discover the magic of LEGO on their own, they want their kids to play the same way they did. But kids often have very different way of enjoying things than their parents. Yes, they come from the same family, but they are still individuals. My dad is very much into LEGO Technic, so some of the first LEGO sets we got were LEGO Technic sets. I had practically zero interest in them, and didn’t learn to appreciate LEGO until I discovered minifigs.
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To my dad (and for many people in his generation), minifigs degrade LEGO, because now the whole system is locked into their scale, instead of just pure building. TO me minifigs opened up a whole new realm of play and creativity. Most of my family are LEGO fans but we approach the hobby VERY differently. I’ve been flipping through my guide for at least a month now,and still no new Ninjago episodes. The worst part about Ninjago is waiting for the next season to come out 😛I heard somewhere that the next season is supposed to start airing in the US tomorrow, but I have yet to see anything indicating that elsewhere, so I’m doubtful.Dude though this season has me worried.