SMALL PIECES. BIG QUESTIONS.
Your bricks.
Their next
big idea.
A robot becomes a story. A bridge becomes a question. Turn the pieces you already have into something worth discovering.
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WHAT IF?
Meet Tiny robot.A little build. A lesson in instructions. ↗50original projects
7themes to explore
90illustrated K–8 lessons
12additional classroom pilots
LESS PREP. MORE POSSIBILITY.
Start with what you have.
Or what you want to teach.
A collection of bricks is an invitation.
You choose where the learning begins.
Use my LEGO Education set
Scan the box, search its name or number, or choose a saved set. Tell us if it’s complete, mostly complete or uncertain. Check only the materials your chosen activity needs.
Find my set ↗Choose a lesson without a set
Pick a grade, subject and time. Get a clear challenge and a short materials list. No photo, piece count or perfect collection needed to explore.
Choose the learning ↗THE CREATE COLLECTION / AGES 5–14
Small starts.
Bigger adventures.
Twelve friendly first builds. Thirty-eight projects that go further. Explore space, wildlife, architecture, transport, inventions, art and imaginary worlds—each with building steps and its own learning activity.
SPACE · AGES 8–10
Lunar outpost
Plan a mission grid.
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ARCHITECTURE · AGES 11–14
Cliff house
Reason about an overhang.
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STORY WORLDS · AGES 11–14
Dragon guardian
Fantasy traits, scientific thinking.
Explore the project ↗Filter by theme, age and level. Ages are a guide; choose for the builder’s experience. Original digital designs—physical build trials are still pending.
TEACHER SUCCESS. STUDENT POSSIBILITY.
A spark for every grade.
Ninety illustrated lessons, ten distinct activities at every grade from K–8. The grade picker changes the learning goal, challenge and evidence—not just the label. Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, with room for artistic interpretation throughout.
GRADE 2 · SCIENCE
Same bricks. New world.
Take an object apart and use its pieces to make something new.
Open the challenge ↗
GRADE 3 · MATH
A patchwork place
Explore area by covering a space with equal-sized units.
Open the challenge ↗
GRADE 5 · SCIENCE
Which way is down?
Use a model to explain gravity’s pull toward Earth.
Open the challenge ↗For the teacher
A concise guide, standards references, setup options, useful questions and a quick assessment.
For the students
An inspiring situation, a clear challenge and evidence to look for. Their design belongs to them.
Ready to share
Classroom presentation, separate student and teacher printouts, and illustrations included with the lessons.
US standards-linked activities, not a complete curriculum. The 12 additional illustrated pilots focus on Grades 3–5 and two Education kit families; teacher and physical-kit trials are pending.
FROM THE COMMUNITY
Small builds. Shared joy.
A space for the things you make.
A little inspiration, shared.
Community sharing is coming soon. Explore projects and classroom lessons now, without an account.