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Building Communication with LEGO Bricks

  • 45 min
  • Includes Kit
  • Available Globally
  • Free 48hr Hold

About the experience

Did you know that the LEGO name is made from the first two letters of the Danish words LEG GODT, meaning “play well?”
Led by a team building expert, this experience aims to build communication and collaboration through a hands-on shared activity. During the experience, everyone will build the same LEGO Bricks set, but no one will have all of the directions. Using a kit containing all of the LEGO pieces needed, you will learn how to share tasks, offer assistance, and collaborate towards a common goal.
Don’t miss this opportunity to increase communication skills, leaving you with the building blocks for stronger collaboration and trust.
All kits delivered for experiences in December will be holiday-themed.

Book this experience when you want to:

Collaborate Together
Put more minds to the task to find the best solution by finding ways to improve your collaboration and work as a team.
Develop Skills
Level up your team by developing crucial skills that create a solid foundation for optimal team performance.
Form a United Team
Creating a united team allows you to work together while supporting each other as you work to achieve your common goals.
Inspire Joy
What’s better than bringing a smile to someone’s face? Enjoy this joyful experience and share smiles with your team
Learn Communication Skills
Listening and communicating go hand-in-hand. Learn how your team communicates best to improve your outcomes.

Your kits include:

  • Seasonal LEGO Bricks Kit (During the month of December, the kit will be holiday-themed)
  • Over 150+ LEGO Pieces

Your Host

You will be assigned one of our creater hosts to lead your experience

Your Host

You will be assigned one of our creater hosts to lead your experience
Jeremy DiAsio
Jeremy DiAsio
Jeremy DiAsio has a passion for bringing people together. As the Teamraderie Experience and Creator Development Manager, he is our lead facilitator and trainer. Jeremy has helped thousands of teams bond, connect, and grow with his unique perspective rooted in his extensive experience. Previously, Jeremy spent more than twenty years in the hospitality industry, taking on roles ranging from barista to assistant general manager at one of Washington, DC’s top restaurants and everything in between.

Optional add-ons to your kit

Beer Add-On
Beer Add-On

Enhance the experience by adding two (2) craft beers to every kit.
$55.00 per kit

Note Card
Note Card

High quality full-color custom message immediately visible when opening kit.
$50.00 + $1.00 per kit

Sticker on the Box
Sticker on the Box

Large (3x5) full-color logo added to the top of each box.
$50.00 + $1.00 per kit

Customer Reviews

“…great for engineering teams or anyone who needs a kick in the b&#* for how you think about ‘collaboration’ and ‘communication’…”

Dieter
Chief Engineer at Fortune 10 tech company

September, 2023

“…very fun, really creative, and extremely well executed…”

Linda
Chief People Officer at Fortune 100 company

August, 2023

“…wow, really well-done; we needed ‘new’ and this experience delivered!…”

Rachel
Head of Culture & Engagement at SaaS company

August, 2023

“…strongly recommend this to any cross-functional engineering org…I had no idea Lego was such a parable for software development…”

Trent
Engineering Leader at Fortune 100 company

September, 2023

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Arts and Crafts Creativity
 
$65 / person Add shipping at checkout
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  • Teamraderie guarantee
  • Live customer support
  • Post-experience resources
  • International shipping
  • Post-experience resources
  • International shipping
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