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How to Build a LEGO Minecraft Number Line Game

Do you have a LEGO Minecraft fan in your house? I sure do! And I love to use these fun little LEGO sets to encourage learning! In this post you will learn how to build a LEGO Minecraft Number Line and how to play this math game for hands-on learning with your kids!

Learn how to build a LEGO Minecraft Number Line Game and how to play this math game for hands-on learning with your kids!

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LEGO Minecraft Number Line Game

The LEGO® Minecraft Number Line is a wonderful math manipulative for kids in school or homeschooling! This LEGO activity requires many bricks, but don’t worry if you don’t have some of them. Just make do with what you have! Learning will take place anyway! ?

Supplies:

  • at least 1 LEGO Minecraft set
  • LEGO tiles
  • 4 small or 2 large LEGO plates
  • number die
  • Fine Point Permanent marker

How to Build a LEGO Minecraft Number Line Math Game for Kids

How to Build:

Using the LEGO plates you have available, build a line of Minecraft blocks. Then using a fine point permanent marker, write the numbers 1 through 20 on the LEGO tiles. Use the numbered LEGO tiles (also used for this cool math manipulative!) to label the Minecraft blocks with numbers. Get two or more LEGO Minecraft minifigures and a die! Now the game is ready to be played!

How to build LEGO Minecraft number line

How to Play:

To play the LEGO Minecraft Number Line Game, players take turns rolling the die and moving their LEGO Minecraft mini-figure along the number line. The first play to reach the end of the number line is the winner!

This number line game can be used for many levels of math learning. Students just learning to count and working on number recognition can just play by counting. Kids who are working on math operations such as addition and subtraction can practice by using two dice to either add or subtract.

LEGO Minecraft Number Line


Are you interested in more learning with LEGO® ideas?

Check out these fun posts from my Learning with LEGO co-authors!

LEGO Puppet Theatre from Powerful Mothering

LEGO Pumpkin Patch Marble Maze from Little Bins for Little Hands

LEGO Hexbug Maze from Mom Inspired Life

Plus, sign up for our NEWSLETTER to stay up to date on all the book happenings and join our awesome Learning with LEGO Facebook group for more educational ideas using LEGO®!

 

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And be sure to check out our new book The Unofficial Guide to Learning with LEGO®! In it are over 100 hands-on learning activities from literacy to S.T.E.A.M. using LEGO® bricks!

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