Statue of Liberty U.S. History & STEM Learning Set with Lesson & Activity Workbook

The lesson & activity workbook can be adapted for all ages. Parents can modify the lesson to fit the student's level. The workbook is loose in a sliding cover so that you can remove the pages and print as many as needed for multiple students. 

The Lego set is rated ages 16+. Younger students might need help with this set. 

Warning: Contains Small Parts

Bring American history to life through reading, hands-on building, STEM exploration, geography, writing, and creative activities with this engaging Statue of Liberty learning set.

Designed for homeschool families, history studies, and educational enrichment, this set combines an illustrated history book, a detailed architectural building model, and an exclusive Sunny Sprouts Education printed Lesson & Activity Workbook. Together, these resources help students explore the history, construction, symbolism, and significance of one of America's most recognizable landmarks.

Instead of simply reading about the Statue of Liberty, students can read, build, investigate, write, design, and apply what they learn.

What's Included

• Statue of Liberty architectural building set – 1,685 pieces

• The Story of the Statue of Liberty illustrated history book

• Sunny Sprouts Education Statue of Liberty Lesson & Activity Workbook – Printed Copy

The workbook is included as a physical printed workbook with the learning set, so students can begin completing the activities alongside their history and building lessons.

Discover the Story of the Statue of Liberty

The included illustrated history book introduces students to the story behind the Statue of Liberty and provides historical context for this famous American landmark.

Students can explore topics such as:

• The Statue of Liberty's connection to France and the United States

• Liberty Island and New York Harbor

• How the monument was designed and constructed

• The meaning and symbolism of the statue

• Immigration and nearby Ellis Island

• The Statue of Liberty as a symbol of liberty and freedom

Build a 1,685-Piece Architectural Model

Students can reinforce their history lessons by constructing a detailed architectural model of the Statue of Liberty.

The building project adds an engaging STEM and engineering component to the unit study. Students practice following sequential instructions while examining architectural details and considering how structures are designed, supported, and assembled.

Building activities can help strengthen:

• Spatial reasoning

• Engineering thinking

• Fine-motor skills

• Problem-solving

• Attention to detail

• Persistence and concentration

• Following multi-step directions

• Visual-spatial awareness

Once completed, students can compare their model with photographs and illustrations of the actual monument and identify important architectural features.

Exclusive Sunny Sprouts Education Lesson & Activity Workbook

A printed Statue of Liberty Lesson & Activity Workbook is included to transform the set into a more complete interdisciplinary learning experience.

The workbook extends the history lesson into geography, vocabulary, writing, mathematics, STEM, engineering, and creative activities.

Workbook activities include:

• Statue of Liberty information and facts

• Parts of the Statue of Liberty

• France-to-New York map activity

• Statue of Liberty fact hunt

• Symbolism activities

• Liberty vocabulary

• Word search

• Crossword puzzle

• Historical timeline

• Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island comparison

• Immigrant journal activity

• STEM model-building investigation

• Engineering expansion and design activity

• Monument math

• Color & Learn activity

• Creative drawing activity

• Writing prompts

• Liberty knowledge challenge

• Certificate of completion

• Answer key and teaching support

Educational Purpose

This educational set integrates U.S. history, literacy, geography, mathematics, STEM, and engineering into one hands-on unit study.

Students can strengthen skills in:

• U.S. history

• Geography

• Reading comprehension

• Historical understanding

• Vocabulary

• Writing

• Mathematics

• STEM and engineering

• Architecture

• Observation

• Critical thinking

• Problem-solving

• Creativity

By combining reading with building, mapping, writing, problem-solving, and hands-on investigation, the set gives students multiple ways to interact with and understand the material.

Perfect for Homeschool Unit Studies

This set can be used as a stand-alone educational experience or incorporated into studies of:

• American History

• U.S. Landmarks

• Immigration

• France and American History

• New York

• Ellis Island

• Citizenship and American Symbols

• Architecture

• Engineering

• STEM

Recommended Grades: 3–8, with activities adaptable by ability
Subjects: U.S. History, Geography, Reading, Writing, Math, STEM, Engineering & Art
Learning Style: Reading + Hands-On Building + Workbook Activities

A Complete Hands-On American History Experience

From discovering why the Statue of Liberty was created to constructing a detailed architectural model and completing history, geography, writing, math, and STEM activities, this set turns an important American landmark into an engaging multidisciplinary learning experience.

Students don't just learn about the Statue of Liberty—they read it, build it, investigate it, write about it, and explore the engineering behind it.