Lesson Ideas

BrickBundles

More Ways to Use
Your LEGO in Class

Fresh ideas to keep lessons engaging — for every subject, every age group.

Ways to use your BrickBundles

A low-pressure end to the week. Give students a prompt and let them build freely.

Use bricks for counting, fractions, percentages and word problems — hands-on and curriculum-linked.

Build a landmark, historical structure, or geographical feature studied in class.

Bridge or tower challenges get groups working together under a time limit.

A quiet, independent activity for students who finish work ahead of the class.

Structured enough to keep things calm, open enough to keep students engaged.

Print one activity sheet per table — students discuss options and vote on what to build.

Set a 5-minute planning timer before building starts — it makes a big difference to the outcome.

Keep a tub per table rather than one central pile — it speeds up setup and cleanup significantly.

A quick "show and tell" at the end of the session builds vocabulary and confidence in all ages.

Printable activities for every age group — no prep needed beyond printing.

Free to print and use in your classroom.