Have a LEGO Valentines Day! You bet! Last year we engineered some pretty cool LEGO hearts. This year we tried out a few more ideas including LEGO LOVE letters {fun name but not a writing activity}, mini LEGO hearts, and a LEGO heart outline {little symmetry practice}. Easy and fun LEGO Valentines Day building ideas using mostly basic bricks.
LEGO Valentines Day Building Ideas for Kids STEM
Will you take the LEGO Valentines day building challenge? What will you build? Grab a bunch of basic bricks and see what you can come up with too. Try out a few Valentine’s Day themed words or build a variety of hearts. LEGO is great for holiday building challenges. Check out our LEGO leprechaun trap. Or if you want to try building hearts another way, check out building structures with candy hearts!
LEGO LOVE letters
Have you ever tried to build LEGO letters? It’s pretty easy just using basic bricks. Take a look at the ones we made below or come up with your own plan. Of course we spelled LOVE for our LEGO Valentines build!
LEGO Heart Outline
Can you build an outline of a heart? Leave the middle empty or fill in with different color bricks!
Mini LEGO Hearts
We also made mini LEGO hearts as part of our LEGO Valentines Day challenge. They even fit into a fun little puzzle design. Add special details too. Click on photo below or link here to check them out and see how we made them.
Large LEGO Hearts
Or you can make larger LEGO hearts! We made them in all colors. Plus they also fit together for a neat building and sculpture activity. Click on link or photo to read about them.
LEGO can be enjoyed in so many ways. Make them a part of your every day learning and play with your kids. LEGO is even a great tool for classrooms. Work on fine motor skills, solve problems, create designs, practice math skills, and so much more with basic LEGO bricks. How will you use your LEGO?
Have a Happy LEGO Valentines Day!
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Sarah
Hi there! Great ideas here- I am so happy to find your site. I am trying to come up with a craft for Valentine’s day class party for my 5 year old- I love the Lego Hearts! Would you recommend the Lego store or buying a classic box? Class of 18 students. Also, do you have any ideas to go along with the Lego hearts for a craft?
littlebins
Sorry for the late reply. In the future you might want to try buying specific bricks in bulk on Amazon or Ebay. You could use them as stamps, dip in paint and make a Valentine Card.