As you might have noticed by now, we’re kind of into Legos and all things building around here! As I’ve developed our Bible Lego Challenges, 50 Lego Challenge cards, and blogged through the 31 Days of Teaching With Legos this year, I’ve spent a lot of time browsing other Lego-loving blogs for inspiration and activities for my kids.
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Today I’m sharing my top Lego homeschool blogs. These are blogs that I personally go back to again and again when I’m looking for tips on how to work in this great hands-on tool in our homeschool. Check them out!
Great Lego ideas for homeschoolers from Homegrown Learners, who is also an official Lego Education blogger! There are great downloads and learning activities. My favorite is a download to help you teach a 10-week Lego class!
Lego Resources at Brain Power Boy. There are just some amazing ideas here! Your kids will seriously geek out over it. There is a series of Lego design ideas, a Lego slime sensory bin, a whole TON of Lego learning ideas, and more!
Amy at Homeschool Encouragement has several fantastic posts and printable freebies for Lego learning! Check them all out here or look at her top 10 posts for Lego education.
Susan Evans has one of my favorite homeschool blogs. Her hands-on teaching style is wonderful and her lessons are a huge hit whenever I use them! We subscribe to her unit study vault! You can find great lessons and activities that use Legos on her site, from Lego portraits, to Lego chemistry, Lego castles and more!
Ticia at Adventures in Mommydom is another one of those hands-on homeschoolers that I want to be like when I grow up. She has fantastic Lego ideas at her blog, including history lessons like this one on the hanging gardens of Babylon!
Lego Creations from Milk and Cookies, also an official Lego Education blogger! She has great tips and several ideas for using Lego Education products in your learning activities.
Bible Lego Challenges here at Proverbial Homemaker. Of course, I have to say that we are loving our own Bible Lego Challenges. You can find many examples of our Lego build adventures on the blog or hop over to the store to buy one of our Bible Lego Challenges that include notebooking pages, copywork, and more! They are great hands-on Bible devotions for your whole family.
Don’t forget to check out our Bible Lego Challenges as well!
More Resources and Inspiration
- Frugal Fun 4 Boys has an impressive and super fun library of Lego activities to try!
- BrickInstructions.com has great instruction sets including digital versions of old Lego build instruction books!
- Ultimate Lego Library Instruction Books from Simply Vicki
- Lego build of The Hungry Caterpillar from The Educator’s Spin on It
- Lego build of Good Night Guerrilla from Adventure in a Box
- Lego activities from Kids Activities Blog
- Lego Freebies and Tips from Free Homeschool Deals
- How to Utilize Legos in Homeschool from Teachers of Good Things
- 70 Free Lego Printables and Activities from Living Montessori Now
This post is a part of the 31 day series on Proverbial Homemaker all about teaching with Legos. There are more great tips and resources for you to discover! CLICK HERE TO SEE ALL THE POSTS IN THE SERIES. You can also find more Bible Lego Challenges at Proverbial Homemaker.
Looking for more ideas on teaching with Legos? Check out my Pinterest board! Follow Tauna Meyer (ProverbialHomemaker.com)’s board Teaching with Legos on Pinterest.
by Stephanie, The Multi Taskin' Mom
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Totally awesome! Legos and homeschool = better than chocolate and peanut butter. Thanks for this round up!
I cannot wait to check out all of these. The only one that looked familiar to me is homegrown learners. Thanks for sharing!
Tauna,
We Love LEGO! Thank you so much for including us in your list. It means a lot to us.
Sheila
Woo hoo~ I was included.