21 LEGO School Supplies That Make Back to School More Fun
LEGO school supplies have been a surprising hit in our house, especially during those first few weeks when motivation’s low and routines are still settling in.
Freddie used to drag his feet getting started, but give him a pencil with a minifigure attached or a buildable ruler, and suddenly he’s organizing his desk like it’s a LEGO set.
These little touches turned school prep into something he actually looked forward to.
If you’re also hunting for birthday ideas or fun extras, we’ve pulled together some LEGO-related gifts that keep the creativity going outside of school too.
The Best Lego Stationery for Back to School
Freddie’s always been more excited about school supplies when there’s a LEGO twist involved.
These are some of our favorites – useful, fun, and just quirky enough to make organizing feel like play.
They’ve turned packing pencil cases and labeling folders into something he actually enjoys, which is a win in my book.
This ruler is one of those little things that makes a big difference, Freddie spent way too long customizing his before he even used it.
It’s sturdy, easy to adjust, and the minifigure adds a fun touch that actually makes measuring feel like less of a chore.
This is a great starter pack if you just want to add a little LEGO flair without overthinking it.
The pencils and sharpener are decent quality, and the included minifigure always ends up clipped onto a backpack or pencil case. It’s practical but still playful.
These chunky red and green erasers are surprisingly good, Freddie has one in every pencil case.
They hold up better than I expected and add just enough personality to make correcting mistakes feel less frustrating. Small win, but it matters.
These markers have bright colors and fun designs, and they’ve lasted longer than some of the cheaper sets we’ve tried.
Great for art projects or quiet coloring time—especially if your kiddo is more likely to sit down and draw when the supplies feel fun.
Highlighters aren’t usually exciting, but these made Freddie feel a bit more “grown up” about organizing his work.
The LEGO designs are a bonus, and they don’t dry out too fast—always a plus if you’re using them for homeschool or homework notes.
We used this backpack during a co-op year, and it definitely got compliments.
It’s roomy enough for books and lunch, and the brick shape makes it stand out (without being too bulky). If your child loves LEGO, this one actually holds up to daily use.
Freddie is picky about pens, and these passed the test. They write smoothly and don’t smear easily, even for left-handers.
The colors are bright, and the LEGO-themed barrels make them more fun than your standard gel pens.
These pencils are solid—no constant sharpening, and they don’t snap under pressure (which, let’s be honest, happens a lot around here).
Freddie uses them for sketching as much as writing, and the LEGO design makes them a fun little upgrade from the standard yellow ones.
This one’s a favorite at our house—especially with Freddie being both a LEGO and Harry Potter fan.
He spent a good half hour decorating Hedwig with extra DOTS we had lying around. It’s sturdy, holds a bunch of pens, and honestly looks great on a desk.
We’ve taken this one on trips, and it’s a lifesaver. The stencils and stickers keep things interesting, and the sketchbook pages are thick enough for markers. If your kid enjoys drawing or designing, this is a great low-mess creative option.
This is a fun pick for older kids or teachers. Freddie gave one to his 4th grade co-op teacher last year, and she loved it. It’s more of a novelty, but with a few bricks snapped on, it makes for a great conversation piece on any desk.
The backpack and lunchbox combo is super practical if you’re trying to grab everything in one go.
It’s bright, holds up well, and wipes clean easily (major bonus if you’ve got a messy eater like mine). The matching set makes mornings a bit smoother.
This journal was Freddie’s favorite part of his school stash one year. The building band lets kids customize the cover with bricks, and the pages inside are good for daily journaling or random ideas. It’s surprisingly well-made and feels more special than a regular notebook.
These pens are great for kids who like to fidget—Freddie keeps snapping the building bricks on and off while he writes.
The colors are bold, and the pen quality is better than most themed sets we’ve tried. They’re just fun to use.
This backpack’s a hit with any LEGO fan. Freddie loved spotting his favorite minifigures on the print, and it’s held up well even after being tossed around all year.
Plenty of space inside, with padded straps that don’t dig in—a small but important detail.
Honestly, this pen is more of a novelty—but a really fun one. Freddie clipped the minifigure to his pencil case and used the pen for journaling. It’s one of those little extras that make school supplies feel like gifts.
If your kid likes LEGO and doodling, this one’s worth it. Freddie used his for sketching comic ideas, and the pages didn’t bleed through with markers.
The LEGO minifigure on the front makes it feel more like a keepsake than just a notebook.
This one’s a bit quirky—but in a good way. It’s not huge, but it adds a pop of color and personality to any desk setup. Freddie liked that he could change the design using extra DOTS, so it never looked the same for long.
For superhero fans, this pen is an easy win. The Batman minifigure clips right on top, and it writes smoother than I expected. Freddie ended up using it mostly for fun stuff like cards and doodles—but he loved showing it off to friends.
Simple, practical, and LEGO-themed without being over the top. It holds a good amount of supplies and doesn’t fall apart after a few drops. If your kid likes keeping things organized (or needs help with that), this is a good pick.
This pouch is a solid option for storing odds and ends—Freddie uses his for markers and LEGO DOTS.
The zipper holds up well, and the brick design is fun without being too flashy. Works great as a little travel case too.
Why LEGO School Supplies Are Worth It
There’s something about LEGO that sparks creativity, and bringing that energy into school supplies can really change the tone of the day.
Instead of plain old pencils and folders, you get buildable rulers, customizable pencil boxes, and backpacks that actually feel fun. It turns basic routines into something kids look forward to, especially during those first few weeks back.
And it’s not just for little ones, LEGO adds personality no matter the age. Freddie still uses his brick pouch to organize pens (and occasionally stash a few minifigs). It’s simple, but it works.
Want to make the first day even more fun? Try hiding their new LEGO supplies and setting up a little Lego scavenger hunt, it’s been a hit in our house.
Also, if your kids enjoy LEGO outside of school too, don’t miss our favorite LEGO books for kids, they’ve helped keep that creative spark going long after the school day ends.
Last Updated on 8 May 2025 by Clare Brown