Nate has a great mind for putting things together. He has loved putting together puzzles, and building huge towers with blocks since he was a young toddler. He loves using his mind to figure things out. His new love is "Bionicle's and Lego's". He received 2 new bionicles for Christmas and has put them both together several times. He also received a K'nex roller coaster and Ferris wheel set and put that together with his Dad. In the picture above with the Lego star wars ship was taken last year when he put that together all by himself. It took him several days to do it. One day he sat, studied, connected, & read directions for 12 hours straight. He only took time out for lunch and dinner. He is unbelievable. He shows such patience while putting together his models. He gets his direction book out in front of him....pulls out all the parts...organizes them into piles, and wha-la.....they're done before we know it.
Monday, January 12, 2009
Nate's models
Nate has a great mind for putting things together. He has loved putting together puzzles, and building huge towers with blocks since he was a young toddler. He loves using his mind to figure things out. His new love is "Bionicle's and Lego's". He received 2 new bionicles for Christmas and has put them both together several times. He also received a K'nex roller coaster and Ferris wheel set and put that together with his Dad. In the picture above with the Lego star wars ship was taken last year when he put that together all by himself. It took him several days to do it. One day he sat, studied, connected, & read directions for 12 hours straight. He only took time out for lunch and dinner. He is unbelievable. He shows such patience while putting together his models. He gets his direction book out in front of him....pulls out all the parts...organizes them into piles, and wha-la.....they're done before we know it.
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4 comments:
Nate is just a genius with putting things in their proper order. His gears never stop- impressive. Nice models too.
Nice! Those kind of projects will keep him busy and out of trouble all while learning patience!
Sounds like you have an engineer in the making. A chip off Grandpa Anderson's block. ;)
The smarty! Wish my kids could work on something 12 hours straight.
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