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27 October 2026

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What can you build?

Get little builders thinking, creating and problem-solving with these colourful Block Building Challenge Cards!

Perfect for EYFS construction areas, this ready-to-use resource encourages children to explore different ways of building using wooden blocks, construction bricks and loose parts.

With bright, child-friendly designs and realistic building examples, children can independently choose a challenge, recreate a structure or use the pictures as inspiration for their own creations!

What’s included?

  • 12 colourful building challenge cards featuring different structures, including towers, castles, bridges, houses, rockets and more!
  • 1 large ‘What Can You Build?’ poster featuring all 12 challenges.
  • Realistic photographic-style examples to support independent learning.

Learning opportunities:

  • Develops problem-solving and critical thinking.
  • Encourages creativity and imaginative play.
  • Supports spatial awareness and understanding of shape, size and balance.
  • Promotes communication, language and collaborative play.
  • Develops fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

Perfect for:

EYFS and Reception classrooms, indoor and outdoor construction areas, continuous provision, independent learning challenges and loose parts play.

Simply print, laminate and add to your construction area for an engaging, low-preparation activity that children can return to again and again!

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