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Games & LEGO Club | 2 - 6 Years | Serving Chikusa-Ku, Nagoya
Term 2 Schedule: Tuesdays 15:30
2026 Academic Enrichment Club Offerings
Term 1: April – July
Clubs Start No Earlier Than 15:00
Monday
Karate*
Art
Tuesday
Ballet**
LEGO & Games
Wednesday
Craft
Sensory STEM
Thursday
LEGO & Games
Cupcakes
Friday
Yoga
(twice a month)
Friday
Kids Yoga
Chess
*Karate runs for Term 1 only
**Ballet starts from May 2026
Learn More Today!
To combine your child’s PPI Academic Enrichment Program with the Parent-Friendly Kids Eikaiwa Club, or for detailed information about club times, fees, and uniform requirements, email us at: info@playpourri.com
Don’t Miss Out—Schedule Now!
New Skills, New Builds New Friends
At LEGO stations and over fun, interactive games, kids build, connect, and communicate. Face-to-face and side-by-side activities develop crucial life skills like facing adversity, taking turns, sportsmanship, sharing ideas, and more.
Collaboration Through Creativity & Imagination
Group LEGO activities and table-top games encourage teamwork, sharing, and turn-taking. As kids work together to bring their ideas to life, they practice valuable communication and social skills that foster confidence in expressing themselves.
Creative Storytelling Brings Builds to Life
From castles to rocket ships, LEGO creations become the foundation for exciting stories. As children describe their builds, they use expressive language, and develop creativity. Acting out scenes and inventing characters encourages clear communication, active listening, and confidence in sharing ideas.
Hands-On Learning That Makes Sense
Following step-by-step LEGO instructions strengthens a child’s ability to understand sequences, recognize patterns, and process directional language like “on top,” “next to,” and “under.” This hands-on approach enhances comprehension, early reading skills, and logical thinking. As children build, they develop patience, problem-solving strategies, and the confidence to follow and give instructions independently.
STEM, Strategy, & Speech in Action
LEGO activities blend STEM concepts with critical thinking and communication. As children experiment, they learn to troubleshoot and solve problems. Games require coordination, strategy, and logic, which support wider learning.
