05/11/2025
Give Your Child a Head Start with Six Bricks
Are you looking for ways to support your child’s learning, focus, and social skills outside the classroom? Six Bricks is a fun, simple, and evidence-informed approach that can help your child develop important skills while they play.
What Is Six Bricks?
Six Bricks is a guided play method using six coloured LEGO® DUPLO® bricks (green, red, orange, light blue, dark blue and yellow). With just six bricks, children complete short, structured play activities designed to:
Boost memory, attention, and problem-solving skills
Encourage teamwork, communication, and confidence
Support self-regulation and emotional development
The activities are quick, fun, and suitable for home or small groups, making it easy for parents to add structured, meaningful play into daily routines.
Why Parents Choose Six Bricks
Research shows that structured play like Six Bricks can:
Strengthen thinking and learning skills that help with reading, math, and schoolwork
Build confidence and independence in children who struggle with attention or social interaction
Offer a low-cost, easy-to-use program that can be guided at home after attending sessions by trained facilitators
Provide personalised attention, helping children who need extra support feel successful
Six Bricks is already used in schools and early learning centers around the world, and research shows it makes a positive difference in cognitive, emotional, and social skills.
I am offering private and group sessions in Six Bricks which does not happen outside the school environment very often making it perfect for the homeschooling commmunity as well as for school going children who need a little extra support in a fun way.
I also can use Six Bricks to support children who struggle voicing and explaining their emotions as well as children who need support strengthing their vertical and horizontal midline which is often a challenge for children with dsypraxia. Recently autistic children automatically recieve the a diagnosis of dsypraxia under the autism umbrella as the two are closely intertwined.
