These Easter Lego mats turn a bin of building bricks into an Easter activity. Kids build 10 pictures, like a bunny, a chick, an Easter basket and a Peep, right on top of the mat.
Every mat also has kids tally their bricks, fill a ten frame and trace and write the word, so there’s math and literacy built right in. Works with LEGO or DUPLO bricks.
How to Use Easter Lego Mats
Easter Building Block Mats
Get the printableLEGO or DUPLO bricks
Pencil or dry-erase marker
Page protectors (optional)
Crayons (for the black and white mats)
Print the mats
Print the color mats, or the black and white ones so kids can color the picture first. Page protectors make them reusable.
Build the picture
Kids build the Easter picture right on top of the mat with bricks.
Count it up
They tally the bricks they used and fill in the ten frame.
Trace and write
Finish by tracing the word and writing it on the line.
What Kids Learn
Building from a picture works on visual-spatial skills and problem-solving. Tallying and ten frames build number sense, and tracing and writing the word practices handwriting and spelling.
Want more Easter fine motor fun? These playdough challenge cards give kids an Easter picture to build and a task to complete.
Easter mats include
- 10 mats: bunny, cross, church, egg, chick, chocolate bunny, carrot, Easter basket, Peep and a striped egg
- Brick tally and ten frame on every mat
- Word to trace and write
- Full color and black and white versions
- Instant PDF download, nothing is shipped
Perfect for
- Easter centers
- Preschool through 1st grade
- STEM bins
- Easter break busy bags
- Homeschool
Easter Lego Mats FAQ
Printable mats with Easter pictures that kids build out of building bricks, then count the bricks and write the word.
Yes. The mats work with LEGO or DUPLO bricks.
A bunny, cross, church, egg, chick, chocolate bunny, carrot, Easter basket, Peep and a striped egg.
Slide them into page protectors and use dry-erase markers for the counting and writing.
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