Math through play
Turn everyday play into meaningful math learning
Led by Anna Margolis
Founder, Engaging Math Circles
Join Anna for a hands-on seminar for parents of young children
(approximately ages 4-10) all about learning math through play.
Anna will share her favorite games for math, logic, and problem-solving
- including games she created while teaching her own children and
developing EMC's early math program.
Two chances to join
Pick the time that works for you
You'll explore
Simple ways to make math come alive
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Build strong foundations
Build number sense, arithmetic fluency, and logical thinking through
simple, engaging games.
2
Use everyday materials
Use cards, dice, blocks, and coins to turn abstract concepts into
hands-on learning.
3
Discover favorite games
Explore a mix of original games and timeless classics created by
other game designers that make math come alive.
4
Continue playing at home
Learn where to find the games and materials so your family can
continue playing after the seminar.
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Keep the fun going
More playful ideas after the lecture
After the lecture, we'll share exclusive games and other fun math
resources available to download, so families can continue playing
and learning at home.
Unique games
Family activities
Downloadable resources
Organized by the EMC Foundation
Making math engaging and accessible
This event is organized by the
EMC Foundation, a nonprofit initiative of Engaging Math Circles
dedicated to making math engaging and accessible for every family.
Choose the date that works for you
Join us and let's play math!
The same free workshop is offered on both dates.
Register for the workshop
About us
EMC offers live online small-group math classes that help students build strong mathematical thinking, problem-solving skills, confidence, and a lifelong appreciation for learning. Our unique approach combines deep conceptual understanding, interactive discussion, and collaborative learning.
Contact us
If you have any questions, please contact us at
(408) 599-2663 or
info@engagingmathcircles.com.