You can register online at this link: https://bit.ly/2RV76rh

No. Once the challenge is announced they can leave the meeting and start building. We will be available on Zoom if there are any questions. Parents MUST not help the child in any way, not even to sort of find parts. This is a unique chance for children to learn how to think on their feet independently, how to ideate and give shape to their ideas.

Yes absolutely, parents can explain the challenge to their child for ages 4-10 years. But you should not assist them in building.

Yes! There are about 2,350 different elements in the LEGO range – plus 52 different LEGO colours. You can also use parts from Lego Education sets like Mindstorms, WeDo, Duplo and or from themes sets like StarWars, Ninjago, Technic, Boost, City, Friends, Disney etc.

YES!! All Lego pieces MUST be dismantled prior to use in the competition, except for mini-figures. Sorting the Lego pieces before hand would be helpful in planing the build and saving time on finding pieces.

Every week a new challenge is announced over the Zoom meeting. Children have to use their creativity to build something that shows their interpretation of the challenge - in less than 30 minutes. Using building instructions is NOT allowed.They can make a single object or a composition with multiple models that that tells a story. 

No there is no size restriction, you can make a model of any size.

You need to send us an email with the picture of the model, your child's full name , age and less than 10 lines about the model at info@makersloft.in by 6pm on Saturday.

Please ensure that there is proper lighting in the room and the background is clutter free when taking pictures of the model. Send a single email with 3-4 pictures of the Lego model with child's name, age and description to info@makersloft.in before 6pm on Saturday.

Video is not required. Just send us good images of the model with proper description of what the child has made. Also send us a few lines explaining the idea behind the model.