• Each day, you’ll receive email clues about hidden LEGO kit locations, the email will come at school release time of 3:10pm

• Team up with your child to find one "appetizer" kit and come to the LEGO depot in front of Peter Kirk Elementary main entrance to claim your "main course" LEGO box/bag with a minifig. 

• Once you have your "full meal", use your creativity to build and share pictures of your fun creation with the PKE community!

• Thurs, Oct 3 - 3:15 - 4 PM 

• Fri, Oct 4 - 3:15 - 4 PM 

• Sat, Oct 5 - 10 - 11 AM 

• Sun, Oct 6 - 1:30 - 2:30 PM 

Ground Rules 

Be Safe 

All LEGO boxes will be located in hidden, but relatively accessible locations. (e.g. no tree climbing required)

Be a Student

We kindly ask that only students participate in the Lego Scavenger Hunt. While we all know that Legos are fun at any age, this event is just for the students to find the kits.

Be Respectful

Please be respectful of park and school grounds. All boxes are hidden just out of plain sight and do not require anything to be moved forcefully.

Be Considerate

We kindly ask that you limit your students to one box. We would like to give as many kids as possible a chance to find a LEGO box. If your child has already found a set, please give another child a chance to find the hidden LEGO box and share their build.

Most importantly, HAVE FUN!

Daily Clues:

Day 3 (Oct 4):

• This park has water, a dock and grass, but we think the tunnel slide is a blast!    (West of Market)

• Take note : The first letter of both of the words in this park's name are musical. (Highlands)

• In summer they come, by the dozens to play some volleyball.  But tennis?  Forget it - courts there are none at all.   (NorKirk)

Day 2 (Oct 3):

• Two tables up top and the lake below, come to this park in search of Lego.   (West of Market)
• Nestled between two houses is a great swing set, a neighborhood secret with Lego to get. (Highlands)
• Walking my nature path you can learn for pleasure, no playground needed to have fun hunting for treasure.  (NorKirk)

Day 1 (Oct 2):

• 50 years ago, there was a school in this park, until it all went up with a spark.  (West of Market)
• A bicycle bridge over a concrete river brings you here, a park around which we’ve hidden Lego held dear. (Highlands)
• A grassy field at the park, tilting away, provides all kinds of fun.  In the snow, watch kids go, on an exciting sled run. (NorKirk)