Lego competition ideas

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

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…

I based this one off a paper bag challenge I saw on the Pinterests, but I put a little spin on it. So after we went over rules, I told the kiddos that today would be a “free build” and…

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

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! […]

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!

Get your kids creating with this free printable of 32 Lego challenge ideas. Use them for individuals or groups.

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

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 […]