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Lego Themed Following Instructions SEL Lesson

Look, listen, do: students colour a Lego person to match spoken teacher instructions checked against a hidden master, then swap roles and give a partner directions behind privacy boards.
Grades
Preschool–Pre-K, Grades 1–2, Elementary
Pages
3
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Updated Sep 19, 2025

Subject
Special Resources, Social Emotional Learning (SEL)
Topic
Lego themed, following directions
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Teacher Tools, Lesson Plans
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What's inside this resource

In this Lego-themed product, students will practice following instructions from the teacher. A great way to teach look, listen and do steps. Then if there is time, students can practice giving a partner directions as well.

For more Lego Themed resources, check out this!

https://teachsimple.com/product/lego-themed-emotion-regulation-lesson (In this lesson, students learn about the zones of emotional regulation. There is a cute Lego themed poster and step by step directions on using actual Legos or generic toy bricks to give kids a hands-on experience.)

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https://teachsimple.com/contributor/jennifer-moyer-taylor (My store contains a wealth of SEL and social emotional learning resources. I am a school counselor and my resources are kid tested, kid approved.)

Here are some other resources you may enjoy:

https://teachsimple.com/product/10-sel-monthly-themed-activities-sel-coloring-pages-sel-worksheets (There are 10 SEL handouts for students to complete. They are seasonally themed for fun engagement. There is one for Halloween themed, Thanksgiving themed, Christmas themed, winter themed and so much more.)

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Follow multi-step spoken instructions using the look, listen, do routine

  • Apply attentive listening while colouring a Lego person to match directions given aloud

  • Give a partner clear step-by-step colouring directions during the paired version of the game

Teaching tips

  • Colour the teacher master ahead of the lesson and keep it hidden from students, as the first direction specifies, so instruction-giving can start straight away

  • Queue the linked video clip in advance — it is the planned hook between the tips discussion and the instruction-giving

  • Set up privacy boards for the partner round, which the directions name so pairs cannot see each other's colouring while giving instructions

  • Revisit the three-step routine on the practice page whenever students drift off-task mid-activity

Skills covered

  • Following directions — students colour a Lego person step by step to match spoken instructions from the teacher.

  • Attentive listening — the printed look-listen-do routine (look at the speaker, listen to what they are saying, do the task) frames every round of the game.

  • Giving clear instructions — in the partner round, each student directs how their own Lego person should be coloured while the partner follows along behind a privacy board.

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Questions teachers ask about this resource

Do I need actual Lego bricks to run this lesson?

No bricks are involved — the whole activity is paper-based colouring of Lego people. The named extras are colouring supplies, the linked video clip, and privacy boards for the partner round.

How does the partner version of the activity work?

Each student decides how their own Lego person looks, then uses the fold-line page — one space for your Lego person, one for your partner's — while giving colouring directions behind privacy boards so the partner recreates the design by listening alone.

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