LEGO block enthusiasts use their imagination to make buildings and mimic life-like objects. Those who join the LEGO Club can share their creativity with millions of builders worldwide. The Club is free to members of all ages. Another membership perk is that the company mails two free magazines to subscribers' homes -- one that caters to children 6 and under and the other for those over 6 years of age. LEGO Group was founded in 1932. The name "LEGO" was created from two Danish words meaning "play well." You can use your Internet connection to register for the LEGO Club online and play well with other enthusiasts around the world.
Instructions
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Navigate to the Lego.com "LEGO Club: Home Page," or follow the link in the Resources section.
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Click "Sign Up" in the top right corner of the Web page. Read the "Terms of Service." Click "Accept."
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Follow the instructions laid out on the Web page for Steps 1 to 3, until you reach the step labeled "Done."
