Lego brick counting detective
Lego is a material that children love to play with. You can build with it, but you can do much more with it.
With the Lego brick counting detective, the children will count and sort by color.
There are assignments on 20 different assignment cards.
The text must be read and then the aim is to place the right combination of Lego bricks by logical thinking and careful counting.
The assignments vary from easy to quite tough assignments.
An example of an assignment is:
You have 5 Lego bricks in four different colors.
The number of red, blue and yellow is the same.
Which Lego bricks do you have?
The children then place the Lego bricks down and can look at the back of the card to see if they did it right. Also very fun for younger children, but these children will need help reading the assignments.
Here you could possibly make a combination with a child from a higher group who already masters reading.
The preparation :
For Lego brick counting detective, as the title indicates, you need Lego bricks of four studs (2×2) in the colors blue, yellow, green and red.
But it can also be done without real Lego bricks because an A4 page has been added to the file with pictures of Lego bricks in the four colors that are needed.
You could also cut these out and laminate them.
The file also contains the 20 assignment cards and the solutions.
You can print these out and attach the solutions to the back of the assignment cards (possibly laminate them together).
Do not use too thin paper if you laminate the questions and answers together, as the answer may be visible when the question side is facing up on the table.
The file:
