Brilliant original build, love the tree especially!

hey crhis, im 18 years old

What a trippy idea! Well executed and extremely well built! It's like something a Master of fine Art student would make as a thesis or something! Amazing!

This is a brilliant idea!!! I can't believe I missed this one. A really great build and a stunningly catchy idea. Very educational. I can see this being great for kids. Well done.

Sadly, I have also been forced to sit through many episodes of that show with my little brother. I never thought about building it before, though... GENIUS!

In my never-ending quest to catch up with everybodies posts I was thrilled to see this. We sometimes fill our creations with violence, near-the-knuckle commentary or posing and jokes that I couldn't tell my kids, but this is neat, well built and.... educational! Holy moly, a pod-person has replaced Chris! Bring back my buddy you alien fiend! Seriously, smart job and one I shall be pointing out to my (teacher) sister-in-law as a great example.

Hmmm... it needs a ROOF maybe... still, by far the best thing I saw since I came back. You have been brilliant!

not what i expected... I expected some thing kinda good... this was AMAZING 10/5

This is very creative =)

Loooove it! Not something you see everyday! Very creative. I like the grass.

There's a lot of ways I could answer that very loaded question but I'll just go with the straight answer. They say "BUSHES." Like I said in the description, it's a little hard to read, but it's there.

Okay, this is going to sound so weird. Are you ready? What do the bushes say?

Heh-heh, SuperWhy. You know it's bad when you wake up in the middle of the night singing these songs to yourself. When you and your wife start harmonizing together, it's either time to call the doctor, or start a quartet with me and mine.

NICE. There's more cleverness in this build than one can shake a stick at.

Looks like a great infomercial setting! Nice job!

very cool!! i like how it's functional and everything too! I grew up on PBS back in the day. Of course there's alot of crazy new stuff on there now. definately a good learning tool and a nice suprise for your daughter!!

Wow! That's cleverly done!

The idea is interesting and I'm not sure if I like it, but how you accomplished it was fantastic! Great work!

Awesome! My sister has been watching this show too, I think the idea is pretty clever, and you managed to do it in Lego! Really impressive.

This is a great idea! I like the way it's been constructed, especially the grass and flowers. Great Work!

I haven't seen the show. But this is awesome! A lifetime of benefits to be had from this work.

wow you should try to bulld a farm. it would be beast

HA! My little Bro watches that sometimes, great job chris!

Amazing. Your creativity knows no bounds. ~Ryan

And for those that know me you know that was the hardest part! hahaha

Very cool idea. Not only is the build clever, you actually managed to spell all the words correctly.

somebodys been watching too much wordworld!

Totally cool an unexpected! First I noticed greenery and than letter started to pop out. Excellent!

Cool

Very nice!

interesting.

Haha! Chris man you just took Lego interaction to a whole new level. This is genius and masterfully pulled off! Nice use of colour in the 'Bushes'. Echoing Lee Jones in short 'Nailed'. ~Thoy

Hey, all the LEGO elements say LEGO on them, too! Amazing!

MAD!

The shows you adults watch for inspiration... Just kidding, this is certainly a unique MOC, and a difficult build too!

Very nice and original idea!

Actually I was thinking SuperWhy... I really need to stop watching those shows with her...

But I thought Bird was the word XD Anyway BRILLIANT idea! My favourite one is the tree :D And the house looks great! You've done such a great MOC here!

Having seen the show many times myself, I have to say...you nailed it! Next up, Word Girl! Or will it be The Electric Company?

Amazing and cute!

That is actually pretty clever man - well done. Lee.

You've been recognized on the Brick Pop blog. Literacy may be making a comeback! http://brickpop.com/

fantastic biuld! my son as well loved that show. absolutly fantastic!

Original just like the show, great job.

Great idea and brilliant translated into Lego.

This was a great idea for a build very creative.

I don't know if this has been said before, but it reminds me of a certain Far Side comic I saw a couple of years back. ;-)

I would have spelled "roof" on the roof.

You continue to be one of the most diverse builders I know - REALLY fun concept, Phippy, and nicely built!

Good thing they label everything in case you forget.

Chris, you know I'm all about education and helping young people; the work you're doing with Lily now will benefit her every single day for the rest of her life. Spelling is a lost art, especially for you foolish people who think intentionally misspelling words is somehow hip or cool. It's idiotic because it takes just as much time to spell correctly as it does to spell incorrectly. Also, when I'm reading something I have no desire to take even more time to try and figure out what your meaningless drivel is trying to say. Reading is a crucial skill as well, since you can only learn so much from television. The ability to comprehend written language is, along with opposable thumbs and indoor plumbing, what separates us from the beasts in the field. There's a joke here involving a crowbar and people we know, but we'll save it for another time. I love this build!

ROOF!!!!

Most excellent! This is truly word-y of the number of likes it got! It does miss roof and door though. Door would be hard, but not impossible.

Awesome! Make more!

My nephew loves that programme! I also kinda like it, think its quite clever... this is great moc... even though you didn't spell out roof. The fence is my favourite part. You should have a go at more of these, I'd love to see you tackle the animals. And would be good to see you make them out of Lego too.

Great!

Very original, there must be "World" under baseplate and "Roof" on the roof. Very good MOC!

well done! good concept, it looks quite good! the fences are the most impressive! great work chris!

This creation spells genius! Well played, sir!

Nice! Lego lettering is really difficult for me, so it's amazing to see how well this turned out! Very well done!

Very impressive, what a great concept :) Nice to see that your skills are starting to be recognized by the wife.

Great stuff Chris, so visually engaging. Nevermind your wife's opinion about Lego, what would women know anyway?

Wow, this is word art at its best! :D

Brilliant!

Word!

hahah, great idea, and I am amazed you found time to execute it! The tree is swell, and the grass on the overhead, clever mate...

Very clever! For some reason, I wish you were related to me. What's happening to me!!!???

Very clever, Dude! I'm impressed!

I never liked this show much but this makes it cool...a bit

awesome!

Now wait a minute here. Gio teaches kids biology, Hans herbalism, and me.....drinkologyism. *Hic* Great build here man. I love how you combined it into something your daughter can associate with while learning. You have to beat my step-son within an inch of his life before he can figure out how spell "CAT". Oh wait a minute.....do you think that slows down the learning process? :P

I remember watching this show with my grandnephew. I love the MOC, Chris. It's the first time that I've ever seen someone actually do something like this on MOC Pages or any LEGO fansite for that matter. Anyway, nice job there. Now LEGO employees might be seeing this MOC and decide to go all out with a LEGO WordWorld Duplo theme.

haha! This is great! Awesome idea and fantastic execution. Brilliant.

WOW!!!!! Very nice work! =)

How perfectly executed! The next step would be making a city. Really outstanding work!

Very original Chris! Great work. I love the idea and the performance.

Interesting. Personally I don't like WordWorld much, but being able to do something similar in LEGO is rather nice. The tree and bushes were a bit hard to read...

Most impressive. Its good to see you following the "letter of the law" too. Your daughters not the only one learning to spell at the moment! This is great, well done.

Astonishingly brilliant! Great idea! :D

Excellent, Chris. I've never heared of Wordworld before (I grew up with Sesame Street and there I just learned how to buy letters from dubious guys in trenchcoats), therefore the words in your MOC came as a surprise to me. Wonderful idea, perfectly executed.

Very nice

Brillant. My favorite would have to be house and fence, but who can say no to some nicely trimmed bushes.

Great idea, I think the bushes worked out nicely, it's just hard to see because of the fence and grass in the background :P

As a retired ESL teacher and someone who is linguistically oriented I am absolutely agog over this. And it's the 1st time I heard of the cartoon! I have to check it out! This is yet another reason why if used correctly LEGO can be more then a toy! It can be a learning device! I applaud this work! Take a bow! I hear the audience clappinf 4 u!!!!

I grew up watching educational PBS shows like "Wishbone", "Arthur", and "Zoom", so this creation really struck me as very cool! I've noticed the more you hang out with your daughter, the better your creations become:) Overall, an incredibly creative concept!

Hey! Why did Bones lump me in with those guys?! I'm a 'role-model'! LMAO Great build, Chris, the lettering came out fantastic.~H

I don't get it..... Now Chris, posting this will only encourage Heath and Hans and Gio to post some other words....nice going

You still need 'SHEEP' in there somewhere... Or is that Kelso? Great work, nice attention to detail!

And I thought I'm the only AFOL watching that show almost religiously, hehe ... Nice one, boss!

I'm good with your bush. Maybe you have a gift too. But I can't identify the roof. Can you point that out? A fabulous idea for a MOC Chris. Well done.

Awesome work! This is a very original and a great idea for a build!

Very nicely done, Phipson! It's not something that I'd thought you'd have come up with, but here it is!

I feel compelled to make people out of LEGO letters.