Introduction to the six bricks methodology
Six Bricks is a simple yet powerful hands-on learning approach designed to help children develop critical cognitive, social, and motor skills—all through engaging, play-based activities.
In this free 30-minute webinar, you’ll discover how Six Bricks can enhance early learning in your centre. We’ll explore practical ways to use this method, its impact on children’s development, and how you can easily integrate it into your teaching. Whether you’re looking for new strategies to boost engagement or a fun, research-backed way to support key learning areas, this session is for you!
5 May at 4pm AEST
What is Six Bricks and How Does it Benefit Educators?
Six Bricks is an innovative, play-based learning approach that helps children develop essential skills through structured, hands-on activities. Using just six DUPLO-like bricks, educators can engage children in exercises that improve memory, focus, problem-solving, and social-emotional development—all while keeping learning fun and interactive.
With Six Bricks, educators gain:
- A simple yet versatile teaching tool that can be integrated into daily routines.
- Ready-to-use activities that support language, math, and critical thinking skills.
- An engaging, low-prep solution for early learning that sparks curiosity and creativity.
Why Six Bricks?
Why Play-Based Learning Matters in Early Childhood
Research shows that children learn best through play. When they engage in hands-on activities, they develop foundational skills needed for success in school and life. Six Bricks takes this concept a step further by offering structured activities that boost brain development, strengthen social interactions, and encourage active learning.
Play is at the heart of how young children learn, and with the right tools, educators can make every moment in the classroom more meaningful.
By incorporating Six Bricks into your centre, you can:
- Foster essential skills like problem-solving, memory, and coordination.
- Make learning more engaging with fun, movement-based activities.
- Support children's natural curiosity and love for exploration.
