 Families looking to have their kids keep their minds active this summer can enroll their elementary students in Lego summer camp. The Bemidji Parks and Rec department has teamed up with the Headwaters Science Center to provide the program. Kids enrolled in kindergarten through fifth grade will learn how to build a variety of tech-based Lego kits. During the three-day event, they'll use remote controls to operate their rovers and other motorized parts. We try to help them out as much as we can if they have questions. We always try to kind of make their brains think for themselves because it's no fun when a teacher just comes up to you and tells you what to do. You kind of have to put your brains together and think a little harder. The Parks department hosts many other summer activities including the kids' emotion summer day camp and puppy play dates. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.