LEGO week is coming up! We are just getting into the smaller sized LEGO. Although my son loves to put together LEGO sets, we still have a lot of fun with homemade LEGO play ideas. Think outside the box, and find new LEGO play ideas for this classic toy. There are so many early learning ideas built into all our LEGO play ideas.
Simple LEGO Play Ideas for Learning and Exploring.
LEGO PLAY IDEAS WITH A CLASSIC BUILDING TOY
I am super excited that we are starting the journey into LEGO land. We love to sit and just build with a big box of bricks, but we also enjoy creating new LEGO play ideas like the ones below. Because LEGO is so versatile, you can really try out so many cool and unique ideas. Our COMPLETE LEGO ACTIVITY page has so much more too!
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There are so many benefits to playing with LEGO!
Work on fine motor skills fitting together bricks and specialty pieces.
Work on visual and spatial skills building projects and following directions.
Work on building creativity through imaginative building ideas, no instructions needed.
Work on beginning engineering skills by testing ideas for different projects.
Practice simple math counting bricks, comparing sizes, and making patterns.
Work on building confidence through exploring new ideas.
EVERYTHING IS AWESOME!
Here are 20 of our LEGO Play Ideas for young kids to try.
These LEGO play ideas should be just right for the young builder with a little help.
Click on links below to learn more about each homemade LEGO activity.
We have even more ideas featured in our YEAR OF LEGO that you will find here.
LEGO Rubber Band Car, LEGO Catapult, LEGO Paper Football
LEGO Coding for Kids, Simple LEGO Star Wars, LEGO Minions
LEGO Tic Tac Toe, LEGO Volcano, LEGO Skittles
LEGO Clear Slime, LEGO Sensory Bin, LEGO Zip Line
LEGO Yellow Slime, LEGO and Hex Bugs, LEGO Minifigure Race Game
LEGO Marble Maze, LEGO Balloon Cars, LEGO Magnetic Fridge Board
What LEGO play idea will you build today?
With LEGO the sky’s the limit.
EXPLORE. CREATE. BUILD. DISCOVER
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