Help children get to grips with place value using our engaging Lego Place Value Chart Game. This hands-on activity makes learning about tens and units simple and fun. By using Lego bricks to represent numbers, children can clearly see how ones and tens come together to form a whole number.

Perfect for classroom maths lessons or home learning, this resource provides a practical way to reinforce key place value concepts. Pupils can stack, group, and count Lego bricks to deepen their understanding of number composition, making abstract ideas more concrete. Whether you’re introducing place value for the first time or revisiting it for extra practice, this activity supports meaningful learning.

Designed with teachers in mind, our Lego Place Value Chart is easy to use and encourages active participation. It’s a great way to build number confidence while keeping children engaged. Plus, it’s perfect for kinaesthetic learners who benefit from hands-on exploration.

Try this brilliant Lego maths activity from Mrs Mactivity today and make place value lessons more effective and enjoyable. With colourful, child-friendly design and a practical approach, this resource is a must-have for teaching early maths skills.

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