Tis the Season for Christmas LEGO Challenges

Lo and behold, she did it! I am finally getting out a themed challenge in a timely manner. Heading into the holiday season (though some of you were there right after Halloween), tis the season for Christmas LEGO challenges. I have 25 ideas for your kids (and/or you) to try out on my free printable,

What makes these Christmas LEGO challenges?

Searching the internet for traditional symbols of Christmas, I settled on the 25 ideas included. I could certainly have included more, but your child can certainly make variations of the builds. For instance, you can find many different ornaments to make out of LEGOs. I only included one in my list.

Links in the LEGO challenge printable

With the exception of the drum, I was able to find links for all the other challenges. Though I’ll also include them in this post, I inserted links directly into the printable to tutorials, pictures or YouTube videos to give direction and inspiration. Simply click on the specific challenge and it will take you to the tutorial or video.

Tutorials and pictures for the Christmas LEGO Challenges

A few small adventures has an impressive Christmas tree advent calendar to build.

Little Bins for Little Hands has a different take on a LEGO Advent calendar. The calendar consists of 25 labeled bags which contain the necessary pieces to create a different project each day. A bit of work for Mom or Dad to put together, but very fun for the kids.

They also include pictures of a LEGO fireplace, reindeer and sled. In addition, they have their own Christmas challenge you can print out and try,

Frugal fun for boys and girls is a goldmine for LEGO ideas and tutorials. They have 5 ornaments to make: a nutcracker, penguin, candy cane, gingerbread man and Christmas tree. You can also find a snowflake challenge to try out.

In another post they display a reindeer, nativity (with instructions), gifts, snowman and wreath. You can also get instructions for an elf.