DIY LEGO Game

I have three boys. They all love LEGO toys. They are going to love this DIY Lego Game I made for our family night!

diy lego land game

I was trying to come up with a fun game we could play on our family night and this is where my brainstorming took me: DIY LEGO Land Game. It’s a cross between Candy Land and Chutes and Ladders. (printable updated 2/20/2013)

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Lego game 1 Lego game 2

I used construction paper, cardboard box, above printable (right-click on image then copy and paste to your document to print), small LEGO pieces, a LEGO man face print out or you can make the jar as shown below and popsicle sticks for the board game.
UPDATE: I was informed that page 2 is not showing up when you click on it so just click here and it will bring it up.

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How to play:

1. At the beginning of each players turn they draw one card.

That card will contain instructions:

  • A colored LEGO brick. (this is the space you move to that is closest to you).
  • Only instructions (do as the card says)
  • or a combination of both (do as the card says and move to that color nearest you).

2. When moving, always move towards the Lego Man finish line.

3. The popsicle stick ladder will take you up. In order for you to move you must land exactly on the entry point to that shortcut. If you land on the shortcut then you may move your piece forward to the ending point of that shortcut. You cannot “fall backwards” (that’s when you get a red LEGO card) into a shortcut.

4. If a player lands on a LEGO head,  then that player loses their next turn. Play resumes as normal after the single turn is forfeited.

5. To win a player must do one of these: Be first player to reach the LEGO head at the finish line is declared the winner of Lego Land or be the first player to reach the end with the most pieces collected.  You can play either way.

LEGO game

How to make the board:

Take your cardboard box and cut it the size you want it to be. Then glue a solid color construction paper over it (the color of lego pieces to match the printable above).

Cut out strips of colored construction paper and glue them on the board to resemble a zig zag path.

16 Comments

  1. My kids would love this, great idea!

  2. What a brilliant game, I love it.

  3. Okay – this is absolutely brilliant. Sharing it!

  4. This is so fun!! Thank you for sharing it 😀

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  6. This game looks awesome, Mari! My boys are really into legos now and this looks perfect for them. Pinning and sharing as part of a (delayed!) KBN Shout out. Thank you!

  7. Hi, I can’t get the second cards page to come up to print. Is there a better link? I’m also not sure I printed the first cards page off right. Thanks, this looks like something my kids will love.

    1. Hi Stephanie, it’s actually not a pdf file. All you need to do is right click on each picture- Board game pg 1 and Board game pg 2.

      1.Once you’ve right clicked on the image.
      2.You’ll see lots of options click on the one that says COPY.
      3.Then paste it to your word document.
      4. Then you hit print from you word document.

      Hope that explains it for ya!
      Mari

  8. Hi there, Can get page 1 cards to print but not second page..help?

    1. Tracy, Sorry I was just notified that you commented. I’ve fixed the issue and I also included the file in the UPDATE section. Enjoy! ~mari

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