Kids will love this hands-on, STEAM educational activty using Free Printable Lego Challenge Cards to learn Famous Landmarks Around the World.

I thought this one would be great for Halloween!! It was a good concept, but my kiddos seemed to have more of a problem with this one than normal–so here’s what I learned. After going …

Wil je zelf een taarttopper maken voor jullie bruidstaart? Dit zijn de leukste DIY taartoppers voor jullie bruiloft!

Build superhero patterns with LEGO bricks! Print the building cards from the post. These are fun to build on a base plate or a LEGO wall.

Explore famous landmarks around the world with free LEGO landmark challenges with virtual tours included! Geography lesson plan for kids!

Little LEGO lovers will LOVE this LEGO marble maze!

This is one challenge I’ve been wanting to do for awhile!! Lego tape is such a cool invention, and I wanted to incorporate it into Lego Club and see how it went. So after we talked about th…

Homeschoolers are amazingly creative people. We are out of the box thinkers, and work to figure out how to best teach to each of our children. I've discovered my kids' interest level in a lesson instantly gets a lot higher if I pull LEGO bricks into our homeschool.

LEGO Engineering Preschool Challenge 1 (STEM). Perfect for preschool and kindergarten and easily adapted for older children!

Looking for a way to use all of those Lego's that are laying all over the house? Print out this free Lego Game Board... you'll be playing in minutes!

IKEA's Trofast storage system is a godsend for parents looking to bring organization and style to nurseries.

Well, we did our best to start school back up this week. It was a little rough, as I figured out on Wednesday that I was not only recovering...

If you look at ancient technology, one piece that changed history is the catapult. The catapult changed history and how warfare was done.

See Cindy's thorough description of her 6th grader's middle ages study that was full of lapbooking, literature, and creative hands-on activities.

Here’s a fun LEGO® building idea for fall! Launch candy pumpkins with this awesome LEGO® catapult. This is a great activity for a rainy day, and it would also be fun to do with a club or other group. Kids can create their own catapults and tinker with them until they find a design that […]

If you haven't seen part 1, click here . #209 Modern Art found on this site . Supplies needed: black tempera paint, Elmer's glue, watercol...

Need a screen free or indoor activity? Have you ever played a paper football game? We have! Plus we made LEGO goal posts for our paper football game. Fun!

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I decided to take on my own challenge of incorporating a STEM activity every day for a week. It turned out to be a huge success where both my students and I had a blast. Here were the various …

Each letter fetures a combination of bricks from several popular brands of brick mounted on a papier-mâché back ground Made featuring different popular brands of bricks The bricks are applied in a random fashion directly to the backing price. And all effect is made to ensure no gaps are present, however some small gap may be unavoidable when fixing the bricks to the price which gives Each letter its unique design And made to order Can be any combination of any colours Let me know what you would like in the comments if different to the rainbow shown Letters can be framed on request Please ask for details Happy to help Different size and colour combination available Disclaimer. This is not an official Lego® product. Lego® is a trademark of the Lego® Group, which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this product.

For a cheap and fun festive craft - try these Christmas Painted Rocks.

We have partnered together with Elmer’s today to share this gorgeous black glue galaxy craft with you. I was compensated for this post and all opinions

We acted out the fall of Jerusalem with Legos to help the kids understand the different steps in the fall of Jerusalem, and it really helped them remember it all.

Bring some magic to the day with a Unicorn Fruit Tray! This magical fruit platter is perfect for a child's birthday party or St. Patrick's Day. Video tutorial and step-by-step instructions.

Lesson 58 Nebuchadnezzar II and the Hanging Gardens This worksheet was found here. He also built this with his legos! Lesson 59 Daniel Lesson 60 Aesop's Fables For this we read The Grasshopper and the Ant. We then watched A Bug's Life. Blessings!!

I participated in this sponsored campaign on behalf of One2One Network. All opinions stated are my own. Sometimes it seems like we are always in the car with all the trips that my family takes. And no one wants to be cooped up with a cranky kid on a road trip. My secret to having

Robots can do almost everything these days - including play the guitar! Read on to hear the toe-tapping talent of one Lego robot, and find out how math helps this machine make marvelous music.

STEM building challenges are a great way to incorporate STEM skills into the classroom. Use them to learn about science, technology, engineering, and math in a lesson for the entire class, or use them as early finisher tasks. STEM building challenges are perfect extensions for students who finish work early.

Amaze kids with these fun activities and science experiments to teach Solar System Outer Planets for Kids. Fun for kids of all ages.

This simple machines envelope book kit includes 14 PAGES OF INFORMATIONAL PASSAGES about simple machines, including levers, pulleys, wedges, planes, wheels, and screws, plus black line masters and step by step photo directions for making a simple machines envelope book with your students. Also included, are 6 full color simple machines posters that match the images in the passages. Use the simple machines envelope book and passages to complement your own simple machines unit. The envelope book has descriptions and pictures of each type of simple machine. Each page of the book has an area for note-taking. Use your own notes or the suggested notes that are provided. The printable parts of the envelope book were designed to fit inside a 10 x 13 inch envelope, but they will also fit in a standard size notebook if you prefer. This simple machines kit contains the following: 1. Step by step photo tutorial of how to make an envelope book 2. Photos for each part of the book, including sample notes for each simple machine 3. Simple Machines cover page 4. Lever page (bar, fulcrum) 5. Pulley page (force, load) 6. Screw page (threads) 7. Wedge page 8. Inclined plane page 9. Wheel and Axle puzzle 10. Cut and paste machine names 11. Cut and paste machine descriptions 12. Informational passages about six simple machines, plus an introduction passage 13. 6 simple machines mini posters (with heading) Each student will need one 10 x 13 inch envelope to make the book. Envelope books are an excellent way to keep students motivated and engaged in their learning. It is a nice way to keep everything in one place instead of sending home lots of loose papers. The complete envelope book makes a terrific study guide for the unit test. This product is now a part of a BUNDLE! Download it individually, or save money by purchasing it as part of the Interactive Science Kit BUNDLE! Thank you for considering my Simple Machines Envelope Book Kit! If you like interactive kits, you may also want to check out: Geography Lapbook Interactive Kit Endangered Animals Lapbook Interactive Kit Solar System Lapbook Interactive Kit Economics Bag Book/ Interactive Notebook Kit

My girls got their hands dirty, their minds racing, and their creative juice flowing as they designed this DIY Mason Jar Terrarium.

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The first in our LEGO room breakdown: Vaughn's Upholstered Box Spring. Sherri saw an upholstered box spring tutorial on Pinterest and wanted to add it to the project list for Vaughn's room. Perfect fit. More masculine than a bed skirt. Clean lines. Polished look. I loved. Anthony and I used Google SketchUp to plan out a supported frame to attach to the bottom of the box spring for Vaughn's new queen bed. Some tutorials say to just screw the legs right into the box spring frame, but we weren't sure how sturdy that would be. Sherri wanted to err on the side of over-supported. "Not that my little angels would ever jump on the bed, but just sayin." So we beefed it up. And evaluated our options for fabric color and feet paint. When it was go time, Anthony and Sherri made a few minor changes to the frame, then made quick work of assembling it. Powering through the humidity in Sioux Falls, SD. Anthony drilled all the holes for the feet after double checking the feet fit on some scrap wood. When he unscrewed, the foot came and the bolt stayed. Those feet were a one screw deal. Sherri turned in the feet a few twists to hold them in place while she primed them. That was after we tried unsuccessfully to stain them and then found out from the nice man at Ace that they were plastic on the inside. No wonder they were a great deal. So instead she painted on brown paint to match the dresser. The red fabric she chose came in a 60 inch width, so we got 2.5 yards and broke down the cutting into the sections shown. Enough length in all the panels to fold over the end edges nicely before stapling. We stapled on the corner pieces first and then Anthony went around and hammered the protruding staples in the rest of the way. Dear Santa, I want an air compressor that I can use for a staple and nail gun. I also want staple and nail guns that are powerful enough to shoot and kill a pigeon from 20 yards away. Anthony probably wants me to have safety equipment for these things, but he can put that on his own list. Love, Heidi (I've been the same amount of naughty as previous years. That's good, right?!) After covering all of the corners and sides, they trimmed the tiny frays off the edge of the fabric and twisted in the feet. There may have been a conversation between the first-borns about pulling out some staples and lining them up more symmetrically, but I didn't hear it first hand. The finished product is rockin. Tight. ill. Off da Heezie. Whatever the kids are saying these days. Tutorial We Followed: Momma Rake Plastic Woodish Feet: Tempe Sales Update: Links to all the LEGO projects: Name Art Headboard and Cornice Mural