Looking for a simple way to keep the kids busy this holiday season without spending a penny? Check out our free printable LEGO Christmas building ideas calendar! 25 days of Christmas building prompts using the LEGO bricks and pieces you already have! This printable LEGO calendar makes a great addition to our Homemade LEGO Advent Calendar or can easily be used on it’s own.

LEGO CHRISTMAS BUILDING IDEAS CALENDAR

My son enjoys getting into the holiday spirit with all the holiday activities we do around here. Even if you aren’t one to put together holiday activities for your kids, this is perfect.

You can let your kids loose to create on their own. Or you can work together on each one. You can get tons of inspiration from our DIY LEGO advent calendar {don’t worry if you are late getting started}. Plus, you can take a look here for day by day December LEGO building challenges.

You can either print out our calendar of ideas or our list of ideas by scrolling down the page! The kids can cross them off as they go along or they can build them whenever! Hopefully, our list will inspire some cool creations or neat ideas of their own.

If you have a box of LEGO in your house, then you can totally do these challenges! Don’t worry if you don’t have the same exact colors. It’s the idea that counts the most.

SUPPLIES NEEDED:

LEGO bricks!

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This one will also keep the kids busy with their LEGO too!

Think about the simple things kids can build this holiday season. These don’t have to be built with fancy parts. I definitely think you can build many of them with just basic bricks and a little creativity. Our LEGO calendar already has quite a few ideas laid out.

Hang our LEGO calendar up on the fridge! Leave it out on the counter or keep it bookmarked on your phone or tablet! This Christmas LEGO challenge calendar would also be perfect in a LEGO center for classrooms during free choice. Laminate a copy so that it can be easily enjoyed all season long.

What you and your kids decide to do with the challenges is up to you! Start a new family tradition with LEGO building this holiday season.

CREATE A FAMILY TRADITION

Why not snap a few photos and compare them from year to year! The kids will see how far their building skills have come the following year. Maybe it will be a tradition they pass down to their own kids one day.