Printable LEGO Letters

Not all kids love learning the alphabet or writing letters, so you must have some creative tricks handy. Print out all 26 free LEGO letters below, then grab a handful of basic bricks and a pencil or marker. Turn it into the perfect letter-building, letter-tracing, and letter-writing activity for any kid! Make learning fun with playful LEGO activities!

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Build | Trace | Write LEGO Letters

This simple LEGO theme writing activity is perfect for quiet, school, or any time! My son loves anything to do with learning with LEGO, so I made him fun pages to work on his new skills and retain skills already learned! Edit: Now he’s 13!

This letter activity is fun for both preschool and kindergarten-age kids! Of course, any age kiddo needing extra practice will enjoy these pages.

There are three parts to each LEGO letter page.

  1. Build the letter.
  2. Trace the letter.
  3. Write the letter.

Towards the bottom of this page, you will see a download box to get your pages!

Supplies Needed:

  • Printable LEGO Letters
  • 2×2 or 2×4 Bricks (Combination works!)
  • Pencil
  • Optional: Page Protector Sleeve and Dry Erase Marker

💡 We found that a page protector and dry-erase marker made the activity more fun and reusable! It’s all about the practice, of course! If you plan to use these with a large group of kids, you may wish to laminate them for extra durability. See below for more challenge ideas!

How To Use The Printable LEGO Letters

1. Build The Letter

Use a handful of basic bricks to fill in the outline of the letter. Challenge your kids to build a 2D letter if appropriate!

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2. Trace The Letter

Once you have made the letter with LEGO bricks, move on to tracing over the letter written underneath!

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3. Write The Letter

Take those tracing skills to the next level and try to write the same letter without one to trace!

💡 Go ahead and build LEGO numbers too! Hands-on learning is everywhere, including our favorite bricks. Of course, you can build the alphabet too!

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Download your LEGO Letters!

Get started with the alphabet with a complete set of printable LEGO letters!

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Get The Complete Printable LEGO Early Learning Pack

Get it all in one convenient pack, the Early Learning Brick Pack… numbers, letters, and shapes! (Note: This is also part of our Ultimate Brick Bundle)

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  4. Thank you so much! My children love anything and everything Lego (or anything that can be used to build!), and these sheets will be fun, especially during those times when nothing seems to make anyone happy Who can resist?! How large did you make the font? I’m going to try my hand at the lower case letters.

  5. Hi!
    I teach my class the lower case letters first. Have you by any chance got the lowercase lego building letters?
    Thanks!

  6. How sad how so many people just complain, and not say thank you for somebodys’ hard work!

  7. Kind of sad some of the rude comments for getting something for FREE. Thank you, I love these and so will my 2 year old!

  8. My son loves this!! Just wondering if there is a lego alphabet pages in lower cases?
    Would love to know. hes in pre-k and I would like for him to practice both

  9. I got all the letters! Thank you for sharing. I appreciate your willingness to help make learning fun for little ones. Merry Christmas

  10. I would love to have the entire book emailed to me…since it is clearly stated. How sad!

  11. It clearly states that you will receive all 26 letters in the free download, but when you click the button you actually only get the letter A (1 page).

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