Every child is born with a natural spark  a way of thinking, creating, and solving problems that’s uniquely their own. The Brickovery™ Assessment was designed to uncover that spark early through play. Using LEGO® bricks as the main tool, this assessment turns a simple play session into a powerful window into how your child learns, thinks, and approaches challenges

How It Works

Through a series of hands-on building and problem-solving challenges, children are invited to explore, create, and innovate while being gently observed by parents or  trained facilitators. Each challenge is carefully crafted to assess multiple dimensions of ability, such as:

• Creativity and imagination: How your child generates original ideas and expresses them through building.
• Logical and analytical thinking: How they plan, organize, and solve open-ended tasks.
• Collaboration and communication: How they work with others or explain their reasoning.
• Focus and perseverance: How they approach complex or unfinished tasks.
• Spatial and engineering skills: How they understand form, function, and design.

Throughout the process, your child isn’t being “tested” they’re playing, discovering, and showing how they think. Every brick they connect reveals part of their learning style and strengths.

Why It’s Different

Unlike traditional assessments that rely on paper-based tests or verbal answers, Brickovery™ captures real, observable behavior in action. By combining play-based observation with educational psychology insights, the tool helps identify each child’s natural potential before it becomes hidden by school pressures or labels.

What Parents Can Expect

After the session, parents receive a personalized report highlighting their child’s unique learning profile and key strengths. The results include:

1. Strength Map: A visual overview of your child’s top areas of potential (e.g., creativity, logic, design, or social intelligence).
2. Learning Style Insights: Practical advice on how your child best absorbs new information, whether they are visual, hands-on, reflective, or experimental learners.
3. Development Recommendations: Play-based activities, learning tips, and home strategies tailored to your child’s strengths.
4. Growth Pathway: Suggestions for programs, hobbies, and subjects that align with their abilities to help them thrive academically and personally.