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Glen Head tots play LEGOs at the library
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The toddlers descended on a pile of LEGOs in the Gold Coast Library annex.
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Ashton Stlyer, 1½, was eager to get his hands on the LEGO tower Jeffery Vasconi had made.
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Kim Montalto helped her daughter Caroline, 2, construct a tall “ice cream cone” out of colorful LEGOs.
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Charolette Cenatiempo, 3, exclaimed, “look how big my ice cream LEGO is.”
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Caroline Reitzig, 2, was very happy to be building with LEGOs.
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Blakely Tomasheski, left, and Trevor Cano played hide and seek together.
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L ocal toddlers had the chance to get creative at the Gold Coast Library on March 14 during the program “LEGO DUPLO Storytime.” Jeffery Vasconi was on hand to read stories to the children, lead them in singing songs and instruct them in a LEGO-building session.
LEGO DUPLO packs consist of bricks that can be used by young builders ages 1 to 3. Playing with LEGO DUPLO can help develop a child’s fine motor and social skills, especially when they’re engaging with others.
– Alyssa Seidman
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