2025–2026 Homeschool Portfolio

Lego toLife

Henri KeitaOrange County, Florida
17 / 18
Physical AssemblyHenri’s furniture-building photos will appear here

Building independence, one skill at a time. This portfolio shows how Henri transferred the planning, sequencing, problem-solving, and structural thinking he uses in construction play to the real work of establishing a home.

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A systems thinker. A builder. A young adult growing toward independence.

Henri learns best when he can see why a task matters, examine its parts, practice within safe boundaries, and apply the result to his own future. Lego is a familiar language for sequence, structure, troubleshooting, and the relationship between small parts and a finished whole.

The learning journey

Three phases. Eighteen classes. One connected goal.

Each class page includes its learning focus, academic connections, progress narrative, and a gallery for photographs and work samples.

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Phase I

Foundation

Understanding the Components

Safety, information boundaries, and protected research created a reliable place to begin.

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Phase II

The Build

Integrating Skills into Plans and Choices

Preferences, measurements, money, forms, and transition strategies became a practical plan.

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Phase III

Structural Integrity

Applying Learning to Independence

Henri applied the year’s learning to the real systems and responsibilities of establishing a home.

End-of-year perspective

From protected practice to real responsibility.

Across the year, Henri moved from learning the components of safe participation to coordinating complex real-world systems.

He used supported technology to research and ask questions, connected preferences to practical constraints, participated in legal and financial learning, managed move-related sequences, assembled furniture, and planned an organized home.

PhotosWork SamplesAudio ReflectionsProgress Notes