Spring 2026 Lego Class / Club Schedule

Get ready for an exciting journey into the world of LEGO creativity!

With only 10 spots available in each class and a minimum of 5 students needed to bring these adventures to life, you won’t want to miss out on this fantastic opportunity for your child to learn hands-on while making new friends!

Remember, our classes are designed to be a fun, immersive experience, so once you secure your spot, it’s yours for the semester – no refunds or make-ups classes, just pure LEGO® magic! We appreciate your understanding as we keep everything running smoothly, and please note that we’ll be closed on MLK Day, President’s Day, and Plano ISD Spring Break. Our clubs will wrap up at the end of May, and we adhere to any weather-related closures from Plano ISD.

Ready to dive deeper? Click on the class/club name links for detailed descriptions and let the adventure begin! Don’t delay – secure your child’s spot and watch their creativity soar! As we learned with summer camp, we sell out fast at Minifig Adventures!

Beginner Lego Club: Lego Stars – Igniting Imagination Through Bricks!
It is an excellent place to begin the building journey. The club offers a fun and supportive environment to explore the basics of Lego construction and spark creativity. Learn how to connect bricks, create sturdy structures, and experiment with different shapes and sizes. Exploring diverse themes: Design vehicles and craft dinosaurs. Various themes will be explored to foster creativity and problem-solving skills. Storytelling and imaginative play: Bring creations to life by creating narratives and engaging in imaginative play scenarios, expanding storytelling abilities.
Ages 5 to 9
No Class Dates: January 19th, February 16th, March 16th

Lego Battle Bots: Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, & Level 4
Imagine a world where your LEGO® creations come to life through battery powered Lego Battle Bots. These classes explore that world, teaching you to build and program LEGO® robots for exciting battles. This class introduces the fundamental principles of robotics in a playful, interactive setting. A Lego Battle Bot Competition will be held on May 16th, 2025. Lego Battle Bots purchased will belong to the students at the end of the semester to take home.
Ages 5+
Levels must be completed 1, 2, and 3 – only one level per semester.
No Class Dates: Mondays – January 19th, February 16th, March 16th
No Class Dates: Wednesdays – March 18th
Lego Battle Bots: Level 1: $150.00, Level 2: $200.00, Level 3: $250.00, Level 4: Quote. Lego Battle Bot Fees due in full by 1st class. Additional Expense of $18.00 T-Shirt and additional part supply costs may arise throughout the semester. Competition fee is $25.00 per Battle Bot entered in competition.

Intermediate Lego Club: Lego Masters in Training
This club focuses on challenging builders to explore the exciting world of LEGO® through increasingly complex builds and design projects. Emphasis on challenging techniques and problem-solving. Overlapping bricks techniques: Developing stronger and more aesthetically interesting builds using advanced construction methods.
Ages 8+
No Class Dates: January 19th, February 16th, March 16th

Lego Battle Ships: WW II Lego Builds
Unleash your inner naval architect and step back in time to World War II with this exciting Lego building class! In this engaging hands-on experience, you’ll learn to construct impressive LEGO® models of famous WWII battleships, tanks, and planes bringing history to life one brick at a time.
Ages 8+
No Class Dates: January 19th, February 16th, March 16th

Lego Club: Build a City
This club allows participants to collaborate and construct their dream cityscape using LEGO® bricks. Teamwork and role assignment: Participants can work together, assigning roles to build different districts, create vehicles, and construct skyscrapers. Imaginative building: The activity encourages participants to utilize their creativity to design and construct a city that reflects their vision, with elements like houses, businesses, and other structures. Planning and layout: Participants can plan their city’s layout, including roads, buildings, and landmarks. They might also consider aspects like zoning and the arrangement of amenities.
Ages 5+
No Class Dates: February 17th, March 17th

Lego Club: Parent & Me
A LEGO® Club Parent & Me session is a structured, collaborative, and fun activity designed for parents and young children, often toddlers or preschoolers, to engage in LEGO® DUPLO® play together. Guided Building Challenges: Age-appropriate building challenges may be presented, such as creating a specific object (e.g., an animal, a car, a house) or a structure with specific features (e.g., the tallest tower, a bridge that can hold a toy). This club includes a story time every.
Ages 3 – 5 years old.
No Class Dates: March 19th