Lego Build and Write Summer Creative Writing Prompts and Challenges

It can be challenging to help kids to continue working on their writing skills during the summertime. But these super cute lego printables are filled with not only summer writing prompts, but kids lego challenge ideas to build and write. These lego writing activities are perfect for kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, and 6th graders too. Simply download pdf file with lego writing prompts for a fun summer activity for kids

Lego Writing Prompts

You’ve all heard your child’s teacher remind you that it is important to keep your kids learning during the summer to keep their minds sharp and avoid the summer learning loss.  These summer writing prompts are not only great for keeping skills sharp, but FUN too! This lego writing activities includes a printable activity calendar with daily build and write challenges to keep kids engaged.  These are a fantastic, free printable tool for children from kindergarteners, grade 1, grade 2, grade 3, grade 4, grade 5, and garde 6 students.

Looking for more free ​creative writing prompts​? We’ve got lots to choose from including:  ​Who What When Where Why Worksheets​ , fun ​Summer writing prompts​ worksheets, and Writing worksheets for 2nd grade​

Lego Printables

Start by scrolling to the bottom of the post, under the terms of use and click on the text link that says >> Download <<. The pdf file will open in a new window for you to save the freebie and print the template. Whether you are a parent, teacher, or homeschooler – you will love this free writing activity for summer!

 

Lego writing

We have lots of other ideas to avoild the summer learning loss! This can be done by reading summer books for kids or starting a summer reading program. You can sneak in a lot of math and literacy review with  summer learning activities. Heading out on a family vacation to explore nature, museums, and US States for kids is another easy way to incorporate learning this summer. Many students, however, have a tendency to neglect writing during the summer. We have more than 500 pages of writing prompts for kids, including these summer writing prompts, but today we wanted to share a new spin on summer writing with kids – Build and Write Lego Challenge!

Lego Prompt

Print out the printable and post it where it is easily seen. Each week day during the month of July your child can read the building challenge and the writing challenge. The challenges can be done at the same time or break it up during the day.

Provide your child plenty of paper and pencils, crayons, markers, or other writing elements. Think about providing colored pencils for more fun writing. Your child can use colored pencils to indicate verbs, adjectives, nouns, or perhaps new vocabulary words. You can also allow your child to just use the pencils to decorate the page.

Summer writing is all about creativity not stress. Allow for free writing and check grammar and spelling with gentle care. The writing challenge can be kept to one page.

Lego Prompts

Take a picture of the building challenge and attach it to the writing sample and place it in a folder. Make it a family project by building the challenges together and allowing each person to add to the writing challenge.

If you don’t have a child who likes to build then witch the building challenges to drawing challenges.