A printable LEGO workbook is a fun kids activity that’s a perfect boredom buster to spark creativity at home or in the classroom.
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We love LEGO building sets at my house. The kids build just about every day and they have even found a way to use LEGO bricks for school projects and homework. Because the sets have so many small pieces they do not make very good travel toys, so I created this printable LEGO workbook.
My family doesn’t travel a lot, but we do make a six-hour drive to visit grandparents when we can. And when my husband and I are working at a craft show or we just have a busy day planned, the kids need something to keep them occupied.
This printable is intended for younger elementary kids. If you want some more challenging LEGO printables, check out my LEGO Activity Book and my LEGO Friends Animals Mazes.
What’s included?
There are four pages of activities, plus a cover and answer keys. The activity pages are all in black and white, so they are printer-friendly. The cover is pretty colorful, so if you’re not keen on using that much ink, set your printer to skip that page.
Lego workbook pages
- Minifigure coloring page
- maze (+ key)
- word search (+ key)
- word scramble (+ key)
Use crayons, markers, pencils, or any art supplies to decorate the minifigure coloring page. Make it look like yourself or your favorite character.
In the LEGO maze, help the minifigure find the brick.
The LEGO word search includes 15 words to find. In the LEGO word scramble sheet, there are 8 words to unscramble. Then use the letters to answer the riddle.
Readers have used these printable activity sheets for birthday parties, everyday boredom busters, and for road trip entertainment.
Get the printable
Prints on 8.5×11-inch paper. All printables are for personal use only.
What’s next? Try these other fun and creative ideas on One Mama’s Daily Drama:
Ok, I just saaw this workbook and I am so impressed. That is simply adorable! Printing out a copy now
Can I please get the answers to the word scramble?
Sure!
1. LEGO
2. BRICK
3. MINIFIGURE
4. BUILDING
5. CASTLE
6. BOAT
7. CITY
8. PIRATE
And the numbered letters spell out: IMAGINATION.
This is really great! Thanks for sharing. This will be helpful for my son’s upcoming birthday. Great giveaways for the kids in their goody bags 🙂
I’m so glad you like it. Happy birthday to your son!
Thank you for this! Throwing a party together with no time to plan, helps this fellow busy mom out! 🙂
You’re welcome! Enjoy!
Thanks so much for sharing your great ideas! My son is so excited for his party!?)
Oh, I’m so glad!
Thank you for this!. The kids love it!!!
So glad!
No entiendo a donde descargo el libro???
Hi Keri!! I just saw your workbook and it would be perfect for my son’s party, except that we live in Brasil and his friends are not fluent in English…..
I thought I might use your idea and translate/adapt to Portuguese… but I can’t think of how to do it!!
any suggestions would be great! thanks
Okay, I did some brainstorming and I have an idea. If you can translate the words for me, I can make a Portuguese version pretty quick. Send me an email and we can work out the details.
Trank you! I Love it. I will User it for ms Lego Camp And will add Pages of pictures with their creations.
That’s great! I hope they are a hit with your kids!
How can I download free Lego workbook?
There’s highlighted text in the post. Just click where is says “Click HERE.”
I am planning a Lego party for my son for next weekend and this will be the perfect activity for their age group! Thank you for sharing and Nice work!!
Thanks, Brooke! I hope your son has a great party!
I can’t download your file. Can you send it to me by email?
I’m sorry you’re having trouble! I just sent you the workbook.
I’ll be using the workbook in our After-school LEGO club. Thank you for sharing this good stuff – more power to you!
Thanks for the feedback! If you need more pages, I currently have 2 other LEGO printable books – LEGO activity book and LEGO Friends mazes.
Hi Keri, do you have any ninjago/lego games ideas for 8 year old boy please?
Hi Monica! I haven’t made anything Ninjago yet, but I’ll add it to my plans for 2018.
You can check out the rest of my LEGO posts here: https://onemamasdailydrama.com/tag/lego/
He might like the challenge cards or the story builder page.
Hello dear
How can I download it ?
There’s a big button with a pink outline that says “Click here to download.” You may need to allow popups or give permission to download, depending on your browser settings.
Are these no longer available?
Wanting to print the Lego printables.
Hello! Yes, they are still available. Download instructions are in the post. Look for the big pink button.
Thank So Much! Lego brings so much joy to our house, All the very best :):):)
You’re welcome! I’m so glad you like my LEGO workbook. I’ve got tons of other LEGO printables here too – https://onemamasdailydrama.com/tag/lego/.
We can’t find 3 blue caps or a broomstick on the minifigure page. Help! 🙂
Thanks for letting me know about the error! The corrected LEGO Activity Book has been updated in the library and in the blog post here: https://onemamasdailydrama.com/printable-lego-activity-book/.
Hi good day. How can I have a copy of the workbook?
Hi Jazz! The subscribe/purchase buttons are near the bottom under “get the printable.”
Hi, I’m a student teacher and I was wondering if any part of the workbook is free to download? Thank you!
Hi Mary Alice! Most of my printables, including this one, are available on pay-what-you-can pricing. So you’ll type the amount you think the printable is worth (or what you can afford) into the box under “name a fair price.” If you type in zero, then you can download the printable without entering any payment info.
Love it!