Let the kids lead in this creative invitation to make Lego leprechaun traps in March. It’s the perfect addition to your St. Patrick’s Day activities for preschoolers. Related: LEGO Sensory Bottle Invite the preschoolers to make their very own leprechaun traps using a favorite preschool toy . . . Lego bricks! You don’t need thatKeep Reading
Simple LEGO Sensory Bottle Kids Can Make
Grab some building bricks and help the kids make their own LEGO sensory bottle. It’s a great, and simple, addition to your sensory bottle ideas for the classroom! We all know that children love to build with blocks. And more specifically – LEGO bricks. From building fine motor skills to STEM opportunities, LEGO are fullKeep Reading
Lava Slime Perfect for Lego Star Wars or Dinosaur Play
Learn how to make slime and then make this molten lava slime with the kids! It is perfect for exploring a variety of early science skills both in and out of the classroom. And once the slime is ready to go, the kids will have a blast with all of the sensory and imaginative play.Keep Reading
Star Wars Science Experiment: Rescue Han Solo
If you know kids who love Star Wars activities, they are going to love this “Rescue Han Solo” Star Wars science experiment! It’s a simple LEGO science idea that involves chemical reactions, cause and effect, and more. It’s perfect for curious young children ready to ask questions, experiment, and find answers to their questions. AndKeep Reading
Star Wars Play for an Outer Space Theme
My son adores Lego Star Wars, so we do a ton of creating and playing with them! In fact, my son helped me create this Star Wars sensory small world that’s perfect for an outer space theme (or just because)! He’s been into the Death Star, specifically, so that’s what our small world is centeredKeep Reading
LEGO Science Scavenger Hunt
A few weeks ago we had a “snow” day off from school (it didn’t really snow, much to our dismay). We ended up having visitors who were also off from school, so Engineer and I made up a science scavenger hunt with LEGO bits and bobs. Are you following Fun-A-Day’s LEGO ACTIVITIES GALORE Pinterest board?Keep Reading
Where to Find a Ton of LEGO Activities
Engineer absolutely adores building and creating with LEGO, whether it’s with kits or just his imagination (check out the At-At he built over the holidays). So I’m always on the lookout out for LEGO activities for him! Since Pinterest is how I store many ideas, I wanted to share 15 of my favorite boards dedicatedKeep Reading
Legoland California Review from a 7-Year Old & His Mama
Engineer has loved playing and building with Legos for most of his life, so Legos are a staple at my house! Needless to say, he was beyond excited to visit Legoland on a recent trip we took to San Diego, California. Just so you know, we received two free one-day resort hopper tickets. My LegolandKeep Reading