Lego challenge

Your kids will love blowing pom poms through a LEGO maze that they create themselves. This is a great rainy day activity to keep the kids busy and entertained.

Design a Lego bridge using only Lego bricks, a sheet of paper, and some weights to test the strength of the bridge in this hands-on STEM activity. Modifications are included to make it easier or more difficult.

This one is pretty self-explanatory. All I did was combine my idea for “Wind Racers” and my idea for “Water Works.” I liked this one because it’s definitely somethi…

I thought this one would be great for Halloween!! It was a good concept, but my kiddos seemed to have more of a problem with this one than normal–so here’s what I learned. After going …

Here’s a fun LEGO® challenge – use your bricks to build spinning tops! This is one of our favorite challenges because there are so many ways to build a spinning top, and they spin REALLY WELL. You don’t have to have a lot of special pieces – I can almost guarantee that everyone will have […]

Lego Boats Science Experiment - How many pennies can your boat hold-

Believe it or not, I got the idea for this one from "Oregon Trail." Only this time, there's no dysentery :) After we went over the rules of Lego Club, I started talking about the theme. I told my kiddos that they would be building their own deserted island for about 20 minutes. And they…

You can learn so much from a simple LEGO zip line activity! Let your child design his own "cage" that will send the minifigure down the zip line!

With this Roll and Build Lego Challenge, you'll roll the dice and based on what you roll, you use your Lego to build the item listed.

This LEGO domino chain reaction STEM challenge is a simple and fun activity that will teach your kids how energy is stored, released, and transferred.