Do you have a few LEGO bricks lying around? Today, I’m sharing 18 creative and hands-on ways that you can use them to teach literacy…from fine motor activities, alphabet activities, spelling activities, and writing activities.
The best part about these activities is that they can always be adapted or changed to fit the needs of learners.
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Spelling with LEGO Letters {This Reading Mama}
Writing LEGO Stories {Homegrown Learners}
Fine Motor Activities {Fun at Home with Kids}
Build a LEGO Word Castle {The Pleasantest Thing}
LEGO Spelling Race Around Game {Home Literacy Blueprint}
Building LEGO Letters {Little Bins for Little Hands}
LEGO Alphabet Matching {This Reading Mama}
Practice Adjectives {Educating Laytons}
Build Reading Comprehension {The Educators’ Spin on It}
LEGO Syllable Counting Activity {This Reading Mama}
Play a LEGO Rhyming Game {The Pleasantest Thing}
LEGO Poetry {Small Types}
Teach the Alphabet {Pre-K Pages}
DIY LEGO Reading Rods {In Lieu of Preschool}
Make an Animal Alphabet {Play Learn Love}
LEGO Word Family Sorting {This Reading Mama}
Build Sentences {Filth Wizardry}
Form Letters {Crayon Freckles}
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Follow This Reading Mama’s board Learning with LEGOS on Pinterest.
What are some ways you’ve used LEGO bricks to teach literacy skills to your learners?
Enjoy!
~Becky
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This is a great list of activities.
Wow, what a great idea for a round-up. Love all these ideas!
Thanks, Jodie! 🙂
Fantastic round up!