Join us for Dots, Dice & Domino Detectives, a playful and practical session designed for 6-8 year olds and their accompanying family adult.

Together we'll build our number power through collaborative activities, games and puzzles.

Each ticket admits one pair of detectives; one family adult and one child. This is intentional and is part of our mission to support families with positive and inclusive ideas about mathematical learning and success. Feel free to send and questions you may have to alex@mathsplay.org

This workshop is for people who...

are curious about exploring maths concepts in creative and inclusive ways
have ever felt intimidated or disconnected from maths, or has family members
like the idea of practising important maths skills through playful activities
are a child completing Year 1 or 2 — please organise your adult guardian to register and attend with you!
are an adult guardian of a child completing Year 1 or 2 — please see if your child would like to join you!

Date & Time:

Tue 11th Feb 2025, 4:30PM - 5:30 PM AEDT

Doors will open at 4:15PM so we can be ready for a prompt start to our workshop!

Participants are welcome to hang around until 6:00PM to continue maths playing a little longer.

What to expect in the structured workshop (4:30-5:30 PM)

Community Learning: Enjoy learning not just from the facilitator, but from each other's mathematical ideas.
Partner Activities: Each child and their accompanying adult will work together on fun, hands-on tasks designed to spark mathematical curiosity and creativity.
Guidance and Support: Facilitators will provide clear instructions and helpful tips to ensure everyone feels confident and included.

Leading Facilitator

Alex Box — Primary Teacher and Maths Learning Specialist, Founder of Maths Play & International Day of Maths Ambassador

Photo/Media Permission:

By registering for this workshop, you acknowledge that photos or videos may be taken during the event for promotional and educational purposes. These may include images of participants engaged in activities and may be used on our website, social media, or other materials to share the joy of learning mathematics through play. If you prefer not to have you or your child included in photos or videos, please notify us during registration or speak with a team member at the event. We respect your privacy and will ensure your preferences are accommodated.

Got questions? We're here to help

Please send your query to alex@mathsplay.org