20 Brick Building Activities for Fun and Learning
Brick building is always fun! But combine those bricks with hands-on activities that inspire creativity and you’ve got a recipe for learning. This is a great way to encourage a reluctant student to try new things.
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Brick building is more than just play time, it’s a learning adventure that’s rooted in engineering. But, with these fun activities you can branch out into science, technology, arts, language development and more.
20 Brick Building Activities
- Balloon Powered Lego Car by The Crafty Mummy
- Bridge Building Challenge by Frugal Fun for Boy
- Build a Rubber Band Powered Lego Car by Frugal Fun for Boys
- Build a LEGO Balance by Frugal Fun for Boys
- Build a Lego Pinball Gameby Frugal Fun for Boys
- Design your own LEGO Wooden Train by Play Trains
- DIY LEGO Bracelet by JaMonkey
- DIY LEGO Clock by Our Nerd Home
- DIY Lego Hangman by Pink and Green Mama
- DIY LEGO Magnets by Super + Super
- Family Game Night Inspired by LEGO – 3 Boys and a Dog
- How to Build a Lego Candy Dispenser by Frugal Fun for Boys
- Lego Bingo by Big D & Me
- Lego Marble Run by Frugal Fun for Boys
- Lego Marble Run by Octavia and Vicky
- LEGO Story Activity – In the Playroom
- Lego Zip Line STEM Project for Kids by Little Bins for Little Hands
- Painting with Legos by Domestic Mommyhood
- Two Ways to Build a LEGO Catapult – Frugal Fun for Boys
- Two Ways to Build a Rubber Band Powered Car by Frugal Fun for Boys
It’s always such a fun way to engage your kids, when you sit down to play with them. It’s exciting to a mom’s heart to watch their eyes light up with imagination as they build. Isn’t it?
What are your favorite brick building activities? I’d love to hear what you’re doing in your home or homeschool with your kids to inspire learning with brick building.
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2 Comments
Maria
This is an amazing list of activities. I’m a really big fan of Lego toys! Thanks for sharing this.
Renee Aleshire Brown
You are so welcome.