Start using a smaller number of bricks, and increase the number of bricks as the children become more confident.
You can allow the child copying to only ask a maximum of three questions.

Top tip

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Put your communication skills to the test. Build something unique with LEGO bricks, describe the build to a partner and let them recreate! 

A small pile of the same LEGO® bricks each

Everyone should pair up and have 5-6 of each the same LEGO® bricks and then sit back-to-back!&nbsp;

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Back-to-back

One person should build a model out of all of their LEGO® bricks and then explain it to their partner.

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Get building!

Now it’s the other person’s turn… Let’s see how good their partner’s instructions were!

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Can they recreate it?

Did it match up? Hooray! Now swap over so that everyone gets a turn to explain a build.

Recreate a LEGO® build using team work

Steps

Back-to-back

Get building!

Can they recreate it?

How did you do?

Top tip

How likely would you recommend this activity?