Lego team building activities

Hold your own LEGO masters competition with these printable LEGO challenge ideas! Fun for a birthday party or LEGO club.

Team building activities tend to make people cringe. Kids and adults alike seem to sigh and become exasperated when asked to take part in any type of activity that requires them to work together with people they are unfamiliar with. The naturally forced version of "let's all get along" is often unwelcomed and far from as fun as leaders want it to be. Fortunately, this list of Lego-based team-building activities brings out the creativity and inner kid in everyone and makes these types of…

Are your LEGO mad brood looking for a new creative challenge to make the most of those LEGO bricks piled everywhere? Are they bored of makin...

Fun LEGO challenges for family, or group activities are great for use with siblings, friends, co-ops or even video chat get togethers.

Looking for a team building exercise! - perfect for kids or adults - great STEM activity for learners - develops communication skills while having fun with Legos. I provide a free set of instructions and video overview at the link. Have fun. Build a chicken.

Use LEGO® bricks to play a fun and competitive cooperative game that kids will love! This is perfect for a LEGO® birthday party or club, or really any venue in which you need to keep a group of kids busy. We’ll call it LEGO® Copycat or Duplicate the LEGO® Model… or choose your own name! […]

Lego Flash Puzzles is a simple game that your youth are going to love while providing opportunities for team building and working together.

Try a STEM challenge with LEGOs to put some fun into learning. LEGO activities can help kids learn STEM concepts while having fun. Children can start with simple activities such as building towers and bridges using LEGO bricks to develop fine motor skills. Older children can tackle more difficult activities such as engineering challenges or basic coding activities. Grab some bricks and join us at STEMtropolis.com for some fun LEGO Challenges!

These printable lego challenge ideas are a great way to incorporate STEM activities into your classroom or household play. Great for team building or as an independent competition, these lego challenges can be used as a center activity, a small group activity, an activity for students who finish early, and more. At home, these printable lego challenge cards can add structure to independent play time and help kids entertain themselves for longer periods of time. Grab your copies from the…

Classroom team-building games are a must at the start of a new school year! Here are 16 of my favorite icebreakers and classroom team-building activities!

One of the major components in FIRST LEGO League is teamwork. How does the work get divided? How well do teammates work together to solv...

I don’t know what your kids are like, but mine sometimes struggle with getting out bunches of toys and then not doing anything with them except acting wild. I have named this phenomenon “toy dumping.” Toy dumping is when they pour out bucket after bucket of toys looking for something fun to do. They get […]

Step right up!! This is one I’ve wanted to do for awhile! I saw this post a long time ago about building a Lego target practice game. I really liked that idea but wanted to …

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Ignite your child's curiosity and build their creative skills with these LEGO-themed activities for all ages.

This one is pretty self-explanatory. All I did was combine my idea for “Wind Racers” and my idea for “Water Works.” I liked this one because it’s definitely somethi…

Print this LEGO challenge card game for a simple stocking stuffer for kids of all ages. Includes 16 activity cards for hours of fun.

Legos are fun toys, and sets come with easy to follow instructions. Legos are also great for free play or just building whatever comes to mind.

A classic teamwork activity. Small teams build towers out of LEGO bricks -- with some caveats or rule variations to challenge their teamwork &/or creativity.

Every once in a while you stumble on an activity that unites your kids more and does more for their sense of "team" than anything...