Create and Learn with LEGO DUPLO®
For Moms|Indoor|Toddler
LEGO® DUPLO® bricks were designed for small hands with big ideas. Being twice the length, height and width of a LEGO® System Brick, they are easy for small hands to handle and cannot be swallowed.
These sets are designed for children from 1 1⁄2 to 5 years old and cover a range of interests, from everyday scenarios to your toddlers favorite Disney™ characters. Despite their size, they are still compatible with traditional LEGO System Bricks so as your child grows they can continue to use these bricks for their more advanced building projects.
Most importantly LEGO® DUPLO® bricks are designed to the highest safety standards. While we don’t recommend chewing these, these bricks are non-toxic and have no sharp edges to ensure safe and fun play for you and your little one.
Check out some fantastic ways that your kids can create and learn with LEGO® DUPLO®.
Tower Build Race
Here’s a great game to encourage number recognition as well as using LEGO® DUPLO® to enhance fine motor skill development.
What you need:
LEGO DUPLO
Dice
Development Areas:
1. Builds Confidence- easy build set, safe and suitable for small hands
2. Helps Develop Fine Motor Skills (Hand/eye co-ordination)
3. Role-Playing: strengthens social and emotional skills- turn taking
4. Intro to number recognition and counting
Head over to QiDZ to see how to play!
Number City Train Game
Here’s a great game to encourage number recognition as well as using DUPLO to enhance fine motor skill development.
What you need:
LEGO® DUPLO® Number Train Set
Foil
Development Areas:
1. Builds Confidence- easy build set, safe and suitable for small hands
2. Helps Develop Fine Motor Skills (Hand/eye co-ordination)
3. Role-Playing strengthens social and emotional skills
4. Intro to number recognition and ordering
Police Car Number Drawing Game
Here’s a great game to encourage number recognition as well as using DUPLO to enhance fine motor skill development. Can you catch the robber? Attach a pen to the DUPLO police car (directions below!) and get your kids familiar with number formation.
What you need:
LEGO® DUPLO® Fire Helicopter & Police Car set
Felt pens
Tape
Number stencil downloads
Development Areas:
1. Builds Confidence- easy build set, safe and suitable for small hands
2. Helps Develop Fine Motor Skills (Hand/eye co-ordination)
3. Role-Playing: strengthens social and emotional skills
4. Intro to number recognition and formation
5. Follow instructions: Develops the skill of process following
Sensory Train Tracks
Here’s a great way to extend the life your LEGO® DUPLO® Number Train Set and integrate sensory activities.
What you need:
LEGO DUPLO Number Train Set
Different Terrains: Ice Cubes, Cocoa powder
Baking tray
Development Areas:
1. Builds Confidence- easy build set, safe and suitable for small hands
2. Helps Develop Fine Motor Skills (Hand/eye co-ordination)
3. Role-Playing strengthens social and emotional skills
4. Sensory Play
Head over to QiDZ to see more!
Colour Sorting & Matching
Here’s a great game to develop the skill of matching, sorting as well as colour recognition using LEGO® DUPLO®. It’s a game that you can play together, or safe that you can leave for you child to play alone.
What you need:
LEGO DUPLO
4 x empty shoe boxes or gusseted brown paper bags or plastic bowls
Development Areas:
1. Problem Solving: matching and sorting
2. Helps Develop Fine Motor Skills (Hand/eye co-ordination)
Check out the instructions on QiDZ.
Copy & Match
Here’s a great game to develop fine motor skills and problem solving using LEGO® DUPLO®. It’s a game that you can play together, or safe that you can leave for you child to play alone.
What you need:
LEGO DUPLO
Development Areas:
1. Problem Solving: matching and sorting
2. Helps Develop Fine Motor Skills (Hand/eye co-ordination)
Head over to QiDZ to see more.
Patterns & Sequences
Here’s a great game to develop fine motor skills and problem solving using LEGO DUPLO. It’s a game that you can play together, or safe that you can leave for you child to play alone.
What you need:
LEGO DUPLO
Empty egg carton
Paper
Development Areas:
1. Problem Solving: matching and sorting
2. Helps Develop Fine Motor Skills (Hand/eye co-ordination)
Head over to QiDZ to see more.
Fire Helicopter Number Drawing Game
Here’s a great game to encourage number recognition as well as using DUPLO to enhance fine motor skill development. Can you help the firemen put out the fire? Attach a pen to the DUPLO fire helicopter & get your kids familiar with number formation.
What you need:
LEGO® DUPLO® Fire Helicopter & Police Car set
Felt pens
Tape
Number stencil downloads
Development Areas:
1. Builds Confidence- easy build set, safe and suitable for small hands
2. Helps Develop Fine Motor Skills (Hand/eye co-ordination)
3. Role-Playing: strengthens social and emotional skills
4. Intro to number recognition and formation
5. Follow instructions: Develops the skill of process following
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