We love Legos around here (though technically I should be saying “We love LEGO” since it isn’t really pluralized with an S!), and since we started homeschooling this year I’ve learned that there is no better hands-on educational tool than Legos. Sure, there are a ton of great manipulatives out there, but Legos are so incredibly versatile that they can be used in numerous different educational learning activities. We generally use Legos for math, but this round of up 30 LEGO learning activities shows that there are lots of other ways to use them, too!
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I loved this post. Well summed up and so many inspiring ideas
Love these Lego links! I will add your link to my blog! These are really going to help my little one! Thanks for sharing.!
Faith Builders is a FREE Lego Curriculum built in with lego projects based upon Bible Studies for 10 lessons Enjoy! 🙂
http://nephilimtheremnants.com/2014/05/22/faith-bible-legos-faith-builders/
Love these ideas! Thanks for sharing!
I am 63….and no one is ever to old to play with lego’s….thank you
love lego, its so versatile as you have just proved xx
Love these ideas. Thanks for sharing!
Love all the things you can do with legos!
I like the idea of using lego for math
I wish I’d realized a LONG time ago that one could LEARN with LEGO. #NotACreativeMommy 😉
Fantastic list! My students love using the Legos in the classroom- it’s great to be able to bring them out more often than indoor recess days.
~Heather
The Meek Moose
Those are very bright legos in that photo at the top! I don’t think I’ve ever seen their match!