Move and Measure
The camera games that stole the show at the fair, grown into a free weekend club. Children learn shapes, angles, and counting with their whole body, and the screen cheers the maths they just made.
What is Move and Measure?
A free weekend club where 5 to 8 year olds learn shapes, angles, and counting with their whole body. The camera reads the room and the screen cheers the maths they just made.
What will my child do?
Bend into angles, make shapes, mirror a partner, walk a number line, and stack to count. Real maths, felt as a game, with no reading or typing needed.
Why learn it here?
Because maths lands when you feel it in your body first, then see it on the screen. A small group, on the Lab machines, ending with your child running the games for you.
How every day feels
What you will do
- Make angles
Bend your arm into a right angle, and stretch it flat for a straight line.
- Turn and face
Quarter turns, half turns, and left, right, and around.
- Body shapes
Make shapes and mirror a partner to find symmetry.
- Stack and count
Stack boxes with your body to count and compare taller and shorter.
- Show your family
Teach your grown-ups the games on the last day.
What you will be able to do
- Make a right angle and a straight line with their own arms
- Name and build a triangle, a square, and a circle
- Count on and back along a number line, with their body
- Compare taller, shorter, more, and less, and hit an exact number
You walk out with a pack of maths games to keep.
Your journey, step by step
12 steps, from the very first day to a real skill, ending in the Family Showcase Day.
- 1Big and small
Compare and guess sizes, near and far.
- 2Right angles
Bend your arm into a square corner, 90 degrees.
- 3More angles
Small, wide, and flat: 45, 135, and 180 degrees.
- 4Turns and directions
Quarter, half, and whole turns; left, right, and around.
- 5Body shapes
Make a triangle, a square, and a circle with your body.
- 6Mirrors and symmetry
Match a partner, side for side.
- 7The number line
Walk the numbers, count on and count back.
- 8Stack and count
Build towers; more, less, and equal.
- 9Reach a target
Estimate, then hit an exact number.
- 10Patterns
Spot a pattern and keep it going.
- 11A measuring adventure
Put every game together in one big challenge.
- Family Showcase Day
Run the games for your family.
Why this is different
Pick a time and book
12 sessions, the last is the Family Showcase Day.
12 sessions, 26 Jul to 11 Oct
On the last day the children run the games for their families and take home a certificate.
How to join, in three steps
- Pick a time above and reserve a seat.
- It is free, so your seat is held right away.
- Come to the Lab. We email a 6-digit code to check in.
The camera reads the whole room on one screen, never leaves the room, and is never recorded. Any child can play with the arrow keys instead.
A parent books the seat and gives consent at sign-up.
Small group of 10. For ages 5 to 8.
Every learner finishes with a certificate anyone can verify.
The honest bit
We teach real early maths through play, and your child leaves able to show it to you. We do not promise prodigies or grades; we promise what you will see on the screen and on Showcase Day.