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These days the web is filled with Free LEGO® Learning Printables, even here on this blog, you can download for free, counting and multiplication worksheets using LEGO bricks. Whether you are looking for hands-on learning for your preschooler, discovering how LEGO® based therapy can help your special needs child, or STEM work for your homeschool child you’ll find LEGO printables to meet your need.

Most children love LEGO bricks and playing with them can also be a learning experience. But did you know you can take it one step further and structure learning around LEGO bricks? Yep, LEGO bricks can be used for a wide variety of subjects, from science and math to language arts and writing.

LEGO Learning can often be adapted for just about any type of unit study as well.

I’ve pulled together some of the best FREE LEGO Learning Printables on the web so you’ll have a ready resource available here on the GPA Learning with LEGO page.

LEGO Learning Printables

Miscellaneous LEGO Learning Printables

Math

Language Arts

Science

from Joshua Nielson at Teachers Pay Teachers from Twinkl from MIT Edgerton Center at LEGO Engineering at LEGO Engineering from LEGO Engineering (Ramp Climber) from LEGO Engineering at LEGO Engineering by JudithRobinson Fried at TPT at LEGO Engineering from LEGO Engineering from MIT Edgerton Center by Kenisha at Teachers Pay Teachers by 62 Bricks by PCS Edventures from Teachers Pay Teachers by LEGO Engineering at LEGO Engineering by LEGO Engineering by LEGO Engineering from MIT Edgerton Center from MIT Edgerton Center from Kids Activities Blog

History & Geography

from Creekside Learning by Curriculum by Kenisha at Teachers Pay Teachers by Outside the Brick by 123 Homeschool 4 Me

Bible

– Teach Sunday School at Nephilim the Remnants – 123 Homeschool 4 Me – Proverbial Homemaker – Proverbial Homemaker

That brings us to 106 Free Printable LEGO Learning Downloads. Did I miss any? If you know of a printable or 2 that I haven’t included please share the title and link in comments.

Be sure to take a look at LEGO Learning to find even more learning ideas.

Ok it’s time to grab some LEGO Bricks, sit down with your children and let the learning begin.

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13 Replies to “ 100 Free LEGO Learning Printables ”

Of course you know I LOVE this! What a great resource you’ve put together here!

Yes, I knew you would. It was harder than I imagined. Finding 100 printables. But in the end I did and could probably continue to add to the list. 😉

My son loves all things Legos. Thanks a million for this list!

You are very welcome! I hope you find tons of ideas to keep your son busy, learning and happy for a long time!

This is a fantastic resource! Thanks for the work you put into this, and sharing my post!
I’ll be sharing for sure!

Thank you Jen! I hope you enjoy it as a ready resource.

Wow! So many fun ideas to help kids learn using Legos. I can’t wait to try a few out with my own kids today.

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LEGO is one of the most popular, and best-selling, toys of all time and is a household name all over the world. It’s fun for children and adults of all ages and has an incredible history dating back over 80 years. See the list below for some incredible, interesting, and fun facts about LEGO or download the entire 32 worksheet pack which can be utilised within the classroom or home environment.

LEGO is one of the most popular and widely used toys in the world and has become an internationally recognised brand. A subculture has developed as well with movies, games, competitions and six themed amusement parks. Below are some fun and interesting facts about LEGO that you might not know.

Fun Lego Facts

- The plural of LEGO is LEGO. It doesn’t matter if you have one or one hundred pieces of LEGO, it’s still LEGO – although many people call them LEGOs.
- LEGO comes from the Danish word leg godt. Leg godt means “play well” in Danish and LEGO is made from the first two letters of each word.
- LEGO is 83 years old. The LEGO Group began in 1932 in Billund, Denmark and was founded by Ole Kirk Christiansen.
- The company is 83 years old, but the interlocking LEGO blocks were manufactured from 1949. This makes the LEGO blocks we all know and love 66 years old.
- Ole Kirk Christiansen was a carpenter. He lost his business and began to make toys out of his leftover wood. He was inspired to construct a small wooden duck toy for his children and when they loved it he put them into production to sell.
- - LEGO was originally called “Automatic Binding Bricks”. LEGO were not actually the first company to market the bricks. They modified and improved the original Kiddicraft bricks to create their own.
  - The LEGO Group eventually purchased the rights to the Kiddicraft block in 1981.
  - In 1958, the LEGO brick with the familiar tubes inside and studs on was patented. This was done on 28 January, 1958 and all 2 x 4 LEGO bricks since then have been produced to the exact measurements of this patent.
  - A LEGO brick from 1958 would interlock with a brick from 2015. The patent introduced what is called a “universal system” so that each piece is compatible with all other pieces, regardless of the year or set it belongs to.
  - LEGO sued a Chinese company who made “Coko bricks” in 2002. These blocks were very similar to LEGO bricks and Coko were forced to cease production and issue a formal apology as well.
  - LEGO DUPLO bricks are eight times the size of original LEGO bricks. Because of the universal system they will still connect together.
  - The LEGO minifigure, also known as “minifig” or just “fig” was first introduced in 1978. The early figures before this, in 1975, had no facial features, gender, arms, or moveable legs.
  - Each LEGO minifigure is exactly four bricks high without a hat.
  - Since the first minifigure in 1978 more than 4 billion have been made. This makes LEGO them the world’s largest population group (if they were alive)!
  - As of 2013, over 560 billion LEGO parts have been produced. On average, that is 86 LEGO bricks for every single person on the earth.
  - LEGO is the world’s largest producer of rubber wheels. They produce more than Bridgestone, Goodyear and all other car tyre manufacturers.
  - The tallest LEGO tower was 94 feet high and used 465,000 bricks. The tower was a pirate ship mast with a “treasure” made of gold, yellow and clear bricks on top and was built at LEGOLAND in California.
  - - In 2009, British TV presenter James May built a life size house out of LEGO. It used 3.3 million bricks and it included a working toilet, a shower and a bed – which was very uncomfortable.
    - In 2012, 45.7 billion LEGO bricks were produced. This actually works out to be a rate of 5.2 million LEGO bricks per hour.
    - 18 out of every million LEGO pieces fail to meet the company standard. This is because the factory process is so streamlined and efficient.
    - If you laid all of the LEGO bricks sold in 2012 end-to-end, they would stretch around the world more than 18 times.
    - Seven LEGO sets are sold every second. By the time you have read this fact, dozens of LEGO sets have been sold around the world.
    - You could reach the moon with a column of around 40 billion LEGO bricks. The column would be over 384,400 km tall.
    - There are actually enough LEGO bricks to stack from the Earth to the moon – ten times.
    - Six eight-stud LEGO bricks can be combined in over 915 million different ways. Two bricks can be combined 24 different ways, and three bricks 1,060 ways.
    - The largest commercial LEGO set is the Taj Mahal set. It has 5,922 individual pieces.
    - There are no LEGO sets with a war or military theme. This is because LEGO creator Ole Kirk Christiansen didn’t want to make war seem appealing to children.
    - In 2011, astronauts took LEGO to space. It was caused the “LEGO Bricks in Space” program and 13 LEGO sets were taken to the International Space Station to see how they react in microgravity.
    - In 2000, LEGO was named “Toy of the Century” by the British Association of Toy Retailers. LEGO beat both the common teddy bear and the Barbie doll.
    - There are artists who sculpt their work exclusively using LEGO. A New York based artist called Nathan Sawaya was the first artist to ever take LEGO into the art world. He is shown in museums throughout America and has a touring exhibition called “The Art Of The Brick.”
    - In 2014, the LEGO Group became the world’s largest toy company. They are now larger than Mattel.
    Lego Worksheets
    
    This bundle contains 21 ready-to-use Lego Worksheets that are perfect for students who want to learn more about LEGO which still to this day is one of the most popular, and best-selling, toys of all time and is a household name all over the world. It’s fun for children and adults of all ages and has an incredible history dating back over 80 years.
    
    Download includes the following worksheets:
    - Lego Facts
    - Color Me Lego
    - Reading Comprehension
    - Lego Numbers Fun
    - Lego Timeline
    - Lego Haiku
    - Making Lego Bricks
    - Creating Lego in a Nutshell
    - Lego Legobbits
    - Marvel and DC Lego
    - Lego Advertisement
    - 15 Emotions
    - Lego Word Find
    - Lego minifigure
    - Lego Mat
    - Lego Pattern
    - Lego Booster
    - Lego Safety
    - Lego Forbes
    - Lego Charting
    - Lego Coloring
    - Key answers
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    Use With Any Curriculum
    
    These worksheets have been specifically designed for use with any international curriculum. You can use these worksheets as-is, or edit them using Google Slides to make them more specific to your own student ability levels and curriculum standards.
    
    With school just around the corner I thought it would be fun to share a fun all about me worksheet with a cute Lego theme for you to use as a first day of school activity. This cute back to school worksheet gives prompts for pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, and 4th graders to remember their interests. This about me worksheet is available in color or black & white and is perfect for school memory books! Simply print all about me worksheet pdf and you are ready for back to school activity.
    
    All About Me Worksheets
    
    Are you ready for back to school? We like to make a big deal out of it and make it special Something we never forget is writing down what our child is like. I know I will enjoy looking back at their favorite interest, hobbies, how they wrote their name, etc. Because as we parents are all to aware the days are long, but the years are short! This fun all about me activity sheet allows you to record your preschoolers, kindergartners, grade 1, grade 2, grade 3, grade 4, and up favorite family memories, friends, favorite color, book, food, movie, toy, hobbies, what they want to be when they grow up, and more. This all about me worksheet features brick blocks to appeal to boys and girls alike. Just print the first day of school worksheet and you are ready to go!
    
    All About Me Worksheet
    
    Start by scrolling to the bottom of the post, under the terms of use, and click on the text link that says >> ____ lego printables pdf file will open in a new window for you to save the freebie and print the template.
    
    All about Me Activity Sheet
    
    Kids are going to love going back to school when they get to fill out these brick style All About Me worksheets! There are several choices:
    - color or black and white
    - boy, girl, or unisex theme
    - border or no border
    - for all elementary age kids!
    These are such a fun way for parents (and kids) to remember what they were like as they grow up!
    
    Lego Printables
    
    Looking for more free lego printables for kids of all ages? Try these resources
    - ⭐ READER FAVORTE – Lego Letters Alphabet Mats to build and trace letters from A-Z
    - Trace Lego Numbers using bricks with these free printable duplo mats
    - Build and Write Lego Writing Prompts
    - Under the Sea Lego Writing Prompts
    - Lego Multiplication Flash cards printable
    - Tons of Lego themed printable spelling test for kids
    - Learn the books of the Bible with this hands-on Lego Bible activity for kids
    - Back to School Lego Challenge Ideas
    - Free Printable Halloween Lego Challenge Cards
    - Lego All About Me Worksheets
    - Free Lego Printables Activities for Kids Poster
    - Use these Free Printable Lego Challenge Cards to learn about famous landmarks from around the world as they use their creativity to recreate these famous buildings from the Taj Mahal to the Eiffel Tower and 24 more.
    Lego Activities
    - EASY Lego Balloon Car project for kids
    - Journaling with Lego is a fun Lego writing prompts
    - Squishy Circuits Lego Science Expeirments
    - Kids will love making their own maze activity. If you use duplo blocks use a ping pong ball, if you use lego bricks use a marble.
    - Hands-on Lego Spelling Game
    - 100 Ideas for Learning with Lego Activities
    - This simple-to-make Lego Zipline is great for teaching kids a variety of skills and having an EPIC afternoon.
    - Lego Water Wheel Project
    First Day of School Printables
    
    Get ready for the first day of school with your 1st day signs, a fun game, 1st day of school craft, and these cute coloring pages!
    
    Back to School Printables
    
    We have lots of other fun, clever back to school worksheets to help kids get excited about going back to school! Check out these free resources:
    - School Supplies tracing lines worksheets for 3 year olds
    - Back to School Lego Challenge First Week of School Activities
    - Super Cute and Easy Pencil Craft
    - Crack the Code Back to School Worksheets – addition and subtraction
    - Pencil themed Fraction Puzzles
    - Work on phonics and literacy with these adorable Crayon Box CVC Words Activity
    - Lots of clever Back to School Crafts or these Back to School Crafts ideas
    - Back to School Pencil Punctuation Activities
    - Glue Stick rhyming activities
    Back to School Activities
    - School Bus Beginning Sounds First Day of School Activities
    - Color by Hundreds Chart Back to School Worksheets
    - Sticky Number Bonds Worksheets
    - School Bus Letter Matching Game
    - Glue Stick Number Bonds Worksheets
    - What Comes Next Back to School Math with Crayon Box Letter Matching Puzzles
    - Cute Crayon Box Craft to work on learning colors
    - Back to School themed Number Matching Activity
    - I Spy Colors Crayon Worksheet
    - School Bus Letter Matching Puzzles – First Day of School Activities
    - Free Back to School Worksheets Preschool Worksheets Worksheets
    - Cute Back to School Activity Count to 20 Clip Cards
    - Pencil themed Counting Puzzles for Preschoolers
    - Printable Back to School ABC Games
    - Back to School Preschool Number Worksheets 1-10
    - Playdough Counting Mat Bus Activities for Preschoolers Bundle
    - Lego All About Me Worksheet
    - Watermelon All About Me Poster
    - Clever All About Me Puzzle Pennants
    All About Me Worksheet pdf
    
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    We love LEGO at my house. The kids build just about every day and they have even found a way to use LEGO bricks for school projects and homework. They do not make very good travel toys though, so I.
    
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    400 Free Lego creative writing prompts for hands on kinesthetic learners: build a story with these free printables and over 400 stories! story starters for kids | writing prompts | language arts | homeschool
    
    I love StoryStarter, a new LEGO Education kit designed gets kids imagining, working together, creating stories, and publishing with software, curriculum and LEGO bricks. Love.
    
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