Get ready for fall by creating your own pumpkin patch LEGO maze! This is a fantastic STEM project for kids to work on together. Use whatever LEGO bricks you have available and grab a baseplate to create a unique LEGO maze challenge!
Make a Fall LEGO Maze
Add a pumpkin theme to a classic LEGO maze activity with orange bricks!
SUPPLIES
- LEGO Base Plate
- Assorted LEGO Bricks
- Marble
💡 MAKE SURE TO CHECK OUT: Pumpkin Books and STEM Activities
How to Build a Marble Maze:
Gather Your Supplies: Start by collecting bricks in fall colors. These will give your maze a festive, seasonal look.
Design Your Maze: The possibilities are endless, so get creative! Plan your maze design before you start building, or improvise as you go.
Leave Space for the Marble: As you build, make sure to leave enough space for your marble to roll through the maze. Use a marble to measure the gaps between the rows to ensure it’s wide enough.
Adjust as Needed: Since marble sizes can vary, you might need to adjust the spacing in your maze. Test it as you build to make sure your marble can navigate the twists and turns smoothly.
Add an Extra Challenge: Add pumpkins to your pumpkin patch LEGO maze! Use 2×2 orange bricks with round or cone-shaped 1×1 pieces as the stem. Make sure your marble passes by each one!
💡 YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE: LEGO Fall Building Challenges
Get your free printable fall LEGO building ideas!
💡 Have you ever made a LEGO pumpkin “Spookley”?
More Fun Pumpkin Activities
- Have fun with an erupting Pumpkin Volcano
- Make and play with Pumpkin Oobleck
- Grow these fun Crystal Pumpkins
- Turn a real pumpkin into a Pumpkin Geoboard
- Play and learn with a pumpkin sensory bag
Printable Pumpkin STEM Pack
Perfect for K-2/3rd Grade and homeschool! Many activities can be modified for preschool and older kiddos as well.
Pumpkin is a festive and classic theme for fall and this pack is perfect for exploring pumpkins with a non-Halloween theme! Includes science, STEM, engineering, early math, and art projects.
The kids will have a blast trying 100+ pages of “totally doable” projects! Read more here.
2 Comments
Comments are closed.