I love Lego.
As a child I used to build almost anything with these little plastic toy bricks, and I bet many of you did too. You’d think that Lego was an American invention, but did you know that it first started as a range of construction toys in the 1940s designed by Dane Ole Kirk Christiansen? These stackable, interlocking toy blocks are now so popular with children that teachers are using them in classrooms to teach students as part of class curriculum.
Here’s an infographic that looks at how Lego has captured the world’s – and many a child’s – imagination:
This infographic was first published on Online College.
