Lego word building

Today, I’m sharing one more LEGO activity for Toddler Approved’s LEGO Week! Be sure to visit her post to see all of the activities shared. If you’ve followed along for very long, you know that one of my favorite ways to teach spelling is with word sorts. Why? They are hands-on, developmentally appropriate, and allow ... Read More about LEGO Word Family Sorting

Make these simple Lego letter blocks and print the free CVC word cards and make learning cvc and sight words fun!

Lego blocks are popular modular toys. There are so many things you can build with them. While they’re not fun to step on, lego puns are a blast.

A Lego challenge is simply a way to help kids think creatively and imaginatively when playing with their Legos. After building an initial play set with instructions, kids can feel clueless when staring at a pile of legos and then needing to think of something to create on their

LEGO SIGHT WORDS - Make learning to spell high frequency sight words hands-on fun with these mats made to use with LEGO bricks! With two different styles to choose from, prepping for your literacy centers or Word Work stations is easy. Just choose the set of sight words you need, print and add some LEGO to build the words from #sightwords #legosightwords #kindergartenliteracycenter #firstgradeliteracycenter

This Building Blocks Sight Word Box is a hands-on way for your students to practice reading and spelling their sight words.

These Word Family Lego Buildings are a great way to encourage your child to hear/see patterns in reading using a toy they already love!

Printable LEGO letters can significantly enhance your or your childs learning experience by transforming the process into an interactive and enjoyable activity..

If you love The Lego Movie, then you will surely love this free set of word searches based on it. Finding out the hidden words like adventure, building, trains, and Minifigure, are surely going to remind you of your favorite parts of it. You can easily print these by clicking on the images and downloading […]

My students and I love having LEGOs in the classroom. We use them for STEM building challenges, guided reading, math and just for fun. I like to have our favorite tool up around the room too. I made alphabet posters and number posters to go with the theme. I have also put a birthday chart, welcome sign, table numbers, name plates and teacher binder cover in a this product. I combined this product with my builder's word wall in a bundle too. I love my word wall. I put the bricks on magnets so…