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Lego Marble Run
Lego Marble Run
Grab your pieces of Lego and get started with making a fun marble run! You could make one path that will work to get to the finish or there could be a few.
Good luck!
LEGO LETTERS
LEGO LETTERS
There are three parts to this activity. First draw an outline of a letter. Underneath repeat the same letter for tracing. Lastly, leave another space just for independent writing. Please refer to the above example.
1. BUILD THE LETTER
1. BUILD THE LETTER
Use a handful of basic bricks to fill in the outline of the letter.
2. TRACE THE LETTER
2. TRACE THE LETTER
Once you have made the letter with LEGO bricks, move on to tracing over the letter written underneath!
3. WRITE THE LETTER
3. WRITE THE LETTER
Take those tracing skills to the next level and try to write the same letter without one to trace!
Lego Addition
Lego Addition
How many ways can you make the number 10 using your Lego? show your work by drawing a picture in your learning journal and add the number sentence. eg. 6+4=10
If you need a challenge try bigger numbers such as 15 or 20.
Lego subtraction
Lego subtraction
First, stack up your tower. Then, roll the dice.
Take off that number of bricks, and then count how many you have left. I work with my students on saying either the equation or talking through the math language. For example: “I had 10 bricks, I took off 2, and now I have 8.”
You could even have them write equations for each roll to extend the learning!
Keep rolling and removing bricks until there are none left. The first person to unstack them all is the winner!
Play again, or increase the number for a longer game!
Did you enjoy that game? Here are some more activities... https://thekindergartenconnection.com/subtraction-lego-game/
Build your own Lego Ten Frame
Build your own Lego Ten Frame
Ten Frame LEGO® Build Challenge- Challenge your master builder to make a ten frame.
Ten Frame Games
Roll the dice or flip a card and that determines the first number. You can find virtual dice online, use a normal dice, a 10 sided dice, or flip a card over using only numbers 2-9 and Ace is 1. Place that many bricks into the ten frame using one colour. How many more do you need to make 10?
Roll the dice again and add that many bricks for math fact practice. The activity can also be done for subtraction: Start with ten bricks in all the spaces. Roll the dice and remove that many bricks. How many are left?
Lego and Duplo are universal learning toys. You will not be short of fun activities to do if you view this video! Pause the video when you see a fun activity. Complete the activity. You might like to photograph your work.
Lego and Duplo are universal learning toys. You will not be short of fun activities to do if you view this video! Pause the video when you see a fun activity. Complete the activity. You might like to photograph your work.
Remember to write about the activities you do in your learning journal.
Remember to write about the activities you do in your learning journal.
More Duplo play ideas...
More Duplo play ideas...
Here are some activities for our younger children.
Here are some activities for our younger children.
You could write a simple story by ordering your pink and red word cards into a fun sentence. Copy the sentence into your learning journal.
You could write a simple story by ordering your pink and red word cards into a fun sentence. Copy the sentence into your learning journal.
Look at me. I am making a ________ .
Look at me. I am making a ________ .
Tallest Man Wins!
Tallest Man Wins!
A lego board game for all the family to enjoy!
What you will need:
Make a simple copy of the board game (on the left) - great for handwriting practice!
A bowl of lego bricks
A lego person for each player
Dice
How to play:
Take turns to roll the dice
Move your Lego person depending on the dice number your roll
Follow the instructions where you land
Add (or take away!) the lego brick to the bottom of your lego person making them taller or shorter each time you throw the dice.
Tallest one at the end of the game is the winner!
Can you build a bridge?
Can you build a bridge?
You will need:
paper
coloured pencils
lego
lego people, animals - any small toys that would like to cross the bridge.
Your challenge:
Draw a river on a piece of paper.
To make a bridge from one side of the river to the other.
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