LEGO® Education Science
Drive better science outcomes
Inspire future innovators with our new, hands-on science kits.
Standards aligned
Standards aligned

State standards-aligned lessons ensure deep understanding and meaningful outcomes.
Inquiry-based learning inspires collaboration, problem-solving, and creativity.
Hands-on lessons spark curiosity and connect science concepts to real-world phenomena.
Engineering challenges invite questions, problem solving, design thinking, and more!
Less prep
Less prep

Ready-to-use lessons, facilitation guides, and instructional videos minimize prep time.
5E Model Lessons fit within a single class period to make hands-on learning manageable.
Adaptable hands-on science lessons and kits fit all teaching styles and experience levels.
Designed to integrate seamlessly into any existing or new science curriculum.
Simple & scalable
Simple & scalable

One-time investment has everything needed in the box — no subscriptions or log in required.
Scales from single classrooms to entire districts, ensuring consistent experience.
Integrate hands-on learning seamlessly into any existing or new science curriculum.
Professional learning opportunities and resources available to support teachers.
Single kits
LEGO® Education Science Kit
Grades K-2

LEGO® Education Science Kit
Grades 3-5

LEGO® Education Science Kit
Grades 6-8

Build skills across every domain
Life Science
How do animals protect themselves?
Life Science
Students explore how living things grow and interact in ecosystems.
Inquiry question examples
How are your cells like a tiny city?
How does your brain create quick reactions?
Topics
Survival
Adaptation
Traits
Camouflage
Physical Science
How does an object react to a push?
Physical Science
Students explore matter and energy through hands-on experiments.
Inquiry question examples
How can a kick transfer energy?
How many ways can you sort LEGO® elements?
Topics
Energy
Energy Transfer
Sound
Kinetic Energy
Earth and Space Sciences
How can we share a home with bees?
Earth and Space Sciences
Students investigate processes shaping our planet and the universe.
Inquiry question examples
What causes day and night?
How can we prepare for severe weather?
Topics
Pollinators
Erosion
Patterns
Weather
Engineering Design
How can you give energy to a car?
Engineering Design
Students solve real-world challenges.
Inquiry question examples
What if you had to swim up a ladder?
How can we clean the bottom of the ocean?
Topics
Iterative testing
Variables
Solution diversity
Constraints
LEGO® Education Science in classrooms
Benefits of hands-on learning

46%
of K-12 students say hands-on engagement drives their interest.

75%
of science teachers using hands-on methods believe it boosts test scores and grades.

35%
of science teachers say hands-on activities drive student engagement in the subject.