Design and build balloon-powered LEGO cars that will blast off with the help of the air from the balloons! There are unlimited ways to build the cars and your kids will love racing them to see which one will go farther.
Here are clear instructions and pictures on how to make a LEGO heart. Your kids can make a large one to decorate the house, or mini LEGO hearts to give to friends for Valentine’s Day.
Doing fun STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) activities is an excellent way to engage your kids during the long, cold days of the winter. Your little engineers will love tackling these Winter LEGO Challenge Cards and coming up with their own designs.
With LEGO pieces that you may already have at home, you can build a LEGO Santa Sleigh that will carry Santa Claus all the way from the North Pole to bring you presents!
Learn how to build a LEGO snowman with buttons, a nose, eyes, and even a top hat! Making a LEGO snowman is a fun winter LEGO STEM challenge for your kids.
This Fall LEGO Challenge is full of fun ideas and building prompts that will keep your kids busy this autumn season! Has your kid lost their love of their LEGO® blocks? You spent a lot to accumulate that LEGO® stash that is now just collecting dust. Or perhaps your kids are nuts about their LEGO® …
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For your little LEGO® fans, I bet they are very grateful for all the LEGO bricks they have at home! Let’s put the LEGO pieces they have collected over the years to good use by building a LEGO turkey for Thanksgiving! There are so many ways you can build a LEGO turkey, and the instructions …
Challenge your kids to build a LEGO Christmas tree and see what unique trees they come up with! Here are the ones we built for some inspiration.
If your kids are LEGO® fans, then there are unlimited things they can learn with their favorite toys. With so many different types of products to choose from, your kids can really let their creativity run wild with LEGO bricks. The LEGO 2D shape task cards set comes with 36 cards that help preschoolers and …
Recently, we have been working on how to read the time. My son curiously asked, how did people tell time before the clock was invented? The sundial is probably the oldest instrument that people used to tell time. All you need is an upright stick positioned in the ground with small stones to indicate the …