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It's been used as a reward for some of our kids who have special needs or who are on the spectrum. They really respond to it very positively. I even got a kiddo to to finish his MAP test who was ready to give up by saying he could work with the LEGOS afterwards if he did his very best. I got just enough to get a start on it, plus the cool smiley head storage bucket. The whole list can be found on my & more in a recent blog post: ..............and what are the rules? Ok, that's not really true - there are, but I call them guidelines. When I started up the area, I didn't have any rules, I just said to the kids "here's all this cool stuff, some books for inspiration, play with it, figure it out, and have fun!" .....but after a couple months of a wasted materials (ex: uncompleted duct tape raincoats that ended up in a sticky ball) and some messy LEGO behavior, I realized we did indeed need a few guidelines. So the kids would feel ownership & a buy into these guidelines, I crowdsourced with the kiddos during recess to make the list, & then added my own twist to it - with a little help from the Countess LuAnn De LesSeps for the all uncool part!