Is this set intended for classroom use?

Yes, it's part of the LEGO® Education range and designed for group, nursery or school settings.

How many different part types does it include?

Across 1,000 pieces, there are only 93 different part types, keeping the set easy to organise.

Does the set include minifigures?

No, it focuses entirely on building with core brick shapes.

Educational and Dacta

Creative LEGO Brick Set

The Creative LEGO Brick Set comes from the LEGO® Education range and is designed for creative use in classrooms or group settings. With 1,000 pieces across just 93 different part types, it favours a compact, easy-to-manage core selection over lots of specialist shapes. The complete parts list for set 45020 is above.

Set number: 45020
Year: 2016
Pieces: 1,000
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Educational and Dacta
Different parts: 93

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 93

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Description

A simplified part selection

With only 93 distinct part types across 1,000 pieces, this set is noticeably simpler in structure than many themed sets that use hundreds of specialist shapes. That makes it easy to get an overview and well suited to teaching basic building concepts such as stability, symmetry or simple mechanics. For classroom or group use, this reduction is a real advantage: pieces can be sorted, handed out and collected again after building much more quickly, cutting down on organisational overhead for busy teachers and helpers.

Strong primary colours

Blue, green, red and yellow dominate the set, giving clearly distinct, easily named bricks. That helps group communication, for instance when children explain to each other which piece they need next. Without elaborate special colours, attention stays on the building idea itself rather than on visual detail, which suits its role as a learning material rather than a display piece, even across repeated sessions with many different groups of children.

Built for group settings

With no minifigures included, the focus is entirely on construction rather than figure-based play. That makes the set particularly suitable for nurseries, schools or building clubs, where several children work on projects together or share pieces between them. The limited, clearly organised part variety also reduces the chance of special pieces going missing or getting mixed up, even when many hands are working with the set at once, spread across several tables in a busy classroom.

The parts list as a teaching tool

All 93 part types are listed above with colour and quantity. For classroom or group use, this overview is especially useful for checking how many of a given piece are available before building, or for confirming after tidying up that everything is accounted for. For individual owners, the list is equally useful as a basis for combining the set with other LEGO® collections at home or in a hobby room.

FAQ

Is this set intended for classroom use?: Yes, it's part of the LEGO® Education range and designed for group, nursery or school settings.
How many different part types does it include?: Across 1,000 pieces, there are only 93 different part types, keeping the set easy to organise.
Does the set include minifigures?: No, it focuses entirely on building with core brick shapes.