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Language Arts

and
Minifigs

Created by Mary Prather – homegrownlearners.com 2013


This printable is designed to provide fun language arts time for
your children. The target age is 6-12, but of course that depends
on your child. It is designed to reinforce language arts skills and
inspire creative writing.

Skills include:

• parts of speech (verbs and adjectives)


• synonyms and antonyms
• proofreading
• creative writing
• alphabetical order

Please don't feel restricted to use just the minifigs I have included in
this printable. Let your children create their own minifigs and use
some of the activities in this packet with them.

(You might also be interested in the original Minifig Printable, as


well as Minifigs for Boys and Girls.)

This is meant to be fun, and not drudgery.

Create a Language Arts and Minifigs Notebook (use page 1 of this


download as the notebook cover) and get creative. The sheets in
this download can just be a part of a larger notebook your child
creates themselves.

The sky is the limit!

I hope you have as much fun with Minifigs as we do!

~ Mary @ Homegrown Learners


homegrownlearners.com
mary.prather@homegrownlearners.com
Color this Alien Minifigure:
An adjective is a word that describes a noun.
Write 10 adjectives that describe your alien.

Then, give your alien a name.

1. _________________________

2. _________________________

3. _________________________
4. _________________________

5. _________________________

6. _________________________

7. _________________________

8. _________________________

9. _________________________

10. _________________________

My alien's name is:


(Don't forget to capitalize the name!)

__________________________________________________
A verb expresses ACTION.
What are some things your alien can do?

My alien can _________________________.. .

My alien can _________________________.. .

My alien can _________________________.. .

My alien can _________________________.. .


My alien can _________________________.. .

Draw a picture of your alien doing one of the things above!


Can you write a short story about your alien?
(Don't worry about spelling or punctuation.... just write!
This is supposed to be FUN. Did your alien do something
really STRANGE? )

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An antonym is a word that means
the OPPOSITE of something else.
(For example, hot and cold are antonyms.)

Write the antonyms for these minifig words:

Happy ____________________

Young ____________________

Mean ____________________

Interesting ____________________

Big ____________________

*Did you know that if minifigs had their own country, it would
have the world's largest population today at 4 billion?
A synonym is a word that means
the SAME thing as another word.
(For example joyful and happy are
SYNONYMS.)

Write synonyms for these words:

scary ____________________

joyful ____________________

obnoxious ____________________

funny ____________________

shy ____________________

*Did you know that LEGO employees have their


own personalized minifigs as business cards?
Color this Superhero Minifigure:
An adjective is a word that describes a noun.
Write 10 adjectives that describe your superhero

Then, give your superhero a name.

1. _________________________

2. _________________________
3. _________________________

4. _________________________

5. _________________________

6. _________________________

7. _________________________

8. _________________________

9. _________________________

10. _________________________

My superhero's name is:


(Don't forget to capitalize the name!)

__________________________________________________
A verb expresses ACTION.
What are some things your superhero can do?

My superhero can _________________________.. .

My superhero can _________________________.. .

My superhero can _________________________.. .


My superhero can _________________________.. .

My superhero can _________________________.. .

Draw a picture of your superhero doing one of the things above!


Can you write a story about your
superhero?
(Again, remember to write for fun. Don't worry about
spelling or punctuation. Write about a time your superhero
saved the day! You can do it!)

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Proofreading:
Find 10 total mistakes in the three paragraphs about
minifigures. Circle each mistake you find.

The very frist minifigure was a police oficer,


followed by a fireman, a nurse, astronauts, medieval
knights, a gas station attendant and a construction
worker. the first ones were carved from LEGO
bricks and their later cousins were cast in tin. At the
time the companie was in crisis and the minifigures
literally breathed life into the bricks?

What are the most expenisve LEGO minifigures!


14K Gold Star Wars 30th Anniversary C3P0s were
randomly inserted into LEGO sets in 2007 and each
is worth abowt $200.

There have been nearly 4,000 unique minifigure


desins. There are more than 8 quadrillion
(8,181,068,395,500,000) possible combinations of
minifigures that can be made using all of the unique
parts over the last last 30 years.
Put these Minifig Words
in Alphabetical Order:

yellow series imagination


play build head arms
torso accessories hands

1. ____________________
2. ____________________

3. ____________________

4. ____________________

5. _____________________

6. _____________________

7. _____________________

8. _____________________

9. _____________________

10. _____________________

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