Building blocks ideas

Here are 8 LEGO® Duplo animals to build! This week, we are participating in LEGO® Week with several other awesome bloggers. I’ll be sharing fun LEGO® ideas on my Facebook page all week, so be sure to “like” us if you haven’t already! This post contains Amazon affiliate links. First up… We have posted many […]

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This activity focuses on copying patterns using building blocks. Great for hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills.

LEGO DUPLO Ideas - What to build with DUPLO

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This year I didn't really managed to build a lot of MOCs. My little son kept me busy. So I built with his LEGO Duplo instead :-) I was surprised how much I actually enjoyed it. This truck is one example. Had to use some System and Technic as well to connect the wheels. But lately I managed to build some MOCs again, because my son is 1,5 years old now and doesn't put LEGO pieces in his mouth anymore. So I can build and take care of him at the same time. Will post the models as soon as I am…

My preschoolers have always loved playing with blocks! My 5 year old still plays with her blocks during quiet time a few days a week.We love blocks. There are so many creative and imaginative ways you can play with blocks. Just recently I have seen some really cool printables that can turn block free time play into a real learning experience! A lot of these ideas come from preschools, where teachers have block stations set up, but there is no way you can't do this in your own home!