Minifigures floating at the end of a safety line

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Escape the space station

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Make your own moon landing

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Explore an alien planet

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Build (and Crash) a LEGO® Spaceship

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Build a rocket launch pad

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Out Of This World!

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Build a telescope

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Build a Space Station together

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Paper asteroids

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We come in peace (honestly)

How can you persuade these primitive Earthlings there is no need to resist your peaceful – and invincible – diplomatic mission to their planet? Perhaps if you disguised your landing craft as cute and cuddly creatures? Yes! That would be very convincing. 

What colors do humans call cute? What things do they call cuddly?&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Figure out what humans like

Use the colors the humans call cute and the things they call cuddly.

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Begin assembling your mighty landing craft

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Attach a totally harmless device to your landing craft

And make friends with the puny humans.

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Descend to the planet called Earth

Do you like telescopes? That’s great! You’ll fit right in here at the LEGO® Astronomy Society. We build telescopes all the time. We also look through them, of course. But we’ve not seen anything remarkable yet. Maybe today though, right?

Build a series of hollow squares – each one wider than the last – and join them together. It’s that simple!

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Start building your telescope

See if you can find a transparent LEGO piece to use as a lens. Windows, dish pieces, anything like that.

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Add a lens to one end

Remember to take turns if you’re building with a friend.

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Look through your telescope

If you’re building with a friend try setting something up so they can look for it with the telescope.

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See anything interesting?

The LEGO® Eagle has landed. That’s one small step for a minifigure, one giant leap for minifigure kind – and one tiny step onto the kitchen table. The cold, barren, kinda floury kitchen table. Truly, a new era of space kitchen exploration has begun.

A bag of flour

Have a look at pictures of the real lunar lander if you want some inspiration.

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Build your lunar lander

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Cover your kitchen table with flour

Take it slow and easy. The world is watching.

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Bring your lunar lander down 

Wow. Just think. Those tiny, floury footprints will stay there till the end of time now. Or at least till someone wipes the table. Whichever comes first.

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Step a minifigure onto the flour

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Join us as we imagine a trip to outer space! Kids will bring their cosmic creativity to life through building.

Whoop! Looks like we got ourselves a space race. On your marks, rocket scientists. Get set. Build!

Try to build your rockets the same size and shape.

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Each of you build a simple LEGO® rocket

Something to fire your rocket across the floor or table. Think about how to push your rocket away from the launch pad – and how you can make it move in a straight line.

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Build a launch pad

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Get ready...

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Launch!

You’ve beamed down to a distant, alien LEGO® world. You’re surrounded by strange plants and even stranger animals. Oh look – there’s a pink gloopy-sloop. Known for devouring space scientists without warning, the gloopy-sloop is a fierce and fascinating predator that --- ARGH!

Bright, clashing colors that make your eyes feel kinda weird.

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Choose some peculiar color combinations for your alien world

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Build some alien plants

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Build some alien animals

Sure, life’s been tough since you crashed onto an alien planet. But you’re one of the best LEGO® builders in the whole space fleet. Anything you need – anything you want – you can build. You’re not just surviving. You’re having a blast.

Really go for it. We’re talking super high-tech gadgets, powerful engines, and a comfy seat.

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Build an awesome spaceship

Mayday! Mayday! You’re going down! SMASH. Your ship is in pieces.

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Then crash it into the alien planet

First thing’s first – you need somewhere to live. Take apart what’s left of your ship and use some of the pieces to build a shelter.

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Build a shelter

Go back to what’s left of your ship and use the pieces to build everything else you need. Like plant pots to grow your own food. Or a machine for washing your stinky uniform – at last. What else can you think of?

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Build a new life for yourself

Build your own unique space station module and then work with your fellow astronauts to make something bigger and better: a LEGO® space station for everybody.

A big pile of LEGO® Bricks each

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Grab some bricks

Think about all the different ways you could connect your space station modules. Clips, plates, pins or SNOTs (studs-not-on-top bricks)? Agree with each other whose module is going to connect and how.

Talk to your fellow astronauts

Each person takes five minutes to build their module.

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Build your space station modules

Work as a team to put the space station together.

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Astronauts, assemble!

The space station is going to explode! Build your spaceship as fast as you can and escape!

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You have to build a spaceship to get out of here! Grab some LEGO® bricks – you’ve got one minute.

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Emergency!

The clock’s ticking so you’d better get building. Start with the basics and build the bottom of your spaceship.

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Minifigures building the bottom of a spaceship

Hurry! 

Get the walls and wings onto your spaceship before anything else goes wrong.

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Minifigures building the walls and the wings of the spaceship while floating

Warning!

Time’s running out – however hard it gets, you’ve got to keep building. Get the cockpit built and get some engines on it. NOW!

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KABOOM!

Time’s up! Turn the engines on. Ten. Nine. Eight. Oh forget the countdown. Just blast off already! Fly away! Phew. Did you make it out in ten minutes? How’s that spaceship looking?

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Abandon ship!

To your brick stations, everybody! Pilot your LEGO® spaceship through a wrapping-paper asteroid field. Who can make it to the other side the fastest? 

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Wrapping paper (or any paper you can find)

Crunch it into lots of little balls and scatter them all over the floor. Instant asteroid field!&nbsp;A great way to reuse your wrapping paper, rather than getting rid of it right away!

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Pick up all your used wrapping paper

Build a small spaceship. Don’t forget to add wheels or pieces with round bottoms to help your spaceship glide smoothly across the floor.

Grab some LEGO® bricks

If you hit an asteroid or another spaceship, then skip the next turn. Whoever makes it to the other side first wins!

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Flick your spaceship through the asteroid field

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Space

Embark on an interstellar adventure with this cosmic collection of family activities, perfect for igniting your imagination. 3, 2, 1... let's play! 

Space Activities

Activities