Lego has launched an Amazon Alexa skill that’s designed for children aged 2 to 5. The free skill, which is available via any Amazon Alexa-enabled device including the Echo and Echo Dot, offers fun stories that encourage your kids to participate using the Lego Duplo toys they already own. The stories are designed to spark your little one’s imagination while helping to teach them numbers, colors, and language skills.
There are 10 stories to choose from based on new and existing Lego Duplo products. One tells the tale of a big, happy truck that gets to work on a new construction site. It encourages kids to use their bricks to build a house, then knock it down again and build a bigger one, all while practicing their language and motor skills.
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