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WorksheetsBuilding Brighter Minds: The 6 Bricks Challenge!
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
What is the main purpose of 6 Bricks?
Entertainment through LEGO play
Developing cognitive, motor, and social skills
Teaching advanced robotics
Only for foundation phase learners
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of 6 Bricks?
Enhancing problem-solving skills
Improving motor coordination
Teaching complex mathematics
Supporting emotional regulation
True or False: 6 Bricks was originally designed only for special needs learners.
True
False
How can 6 Bricks be adapted for different learning phases?
Using the same activities for all learners to maintain consistency
Only using it for younger learners, as older students won’t benefit
Focusing only on motor skill development and ignoring cognitive skills
Adjusting tasks based on developmental needs, such as sensory play for pre-primary and problem-solving for remedial learners
How can 6 Bricks support autistic learners?
Providing visual schedules and structured routines
Encouraging free play without guidance
Limiting engagement to only one type of activity
Avoiding social interaction
Fill in the blank: 6 Bricks supports First Additional Languages by using (a) to highlight key parts of a story.
Which of these is an example of using 6 Bricks for First Additional Languages?
Solving algebraic equations
Building complex 3D structures
Vocabulary building through colour association
Learning programming languages
Which of the following therapists can use 6 Bricks in their practice?
Occupational Therapists
Speech Therapists
Physiotherapists
Optometrists
What is one key step in implementing 6 Bricks school-wide?
Conducting activities once a year
Working only with remedial learners
Collaboration between educators and therapists
Avoiding integration into classroom routines
6 Bricks can be used to support (a) development by encouraging teamwork and communication.
