CORRECT ANSWER
Confetti on the spot.
A quick “you did it!” keeps practice moving.
MATHS FOR GRADES 1–6Little questions.
Little questions.
Big builds.
Make room for a little maths.
Earn bricks. Build something brilliant.
Short rounds. Their own pace. A little “I did it!”
A little practice, a little magic.
Sample round1 / 10
How many altogether?
3 + 2 =
Go on, give it a try.
Next buildSydney Harbour Bridge7/ 10
Play in short rounds Work it out on screen Bring the whole family
CELEBRATE THE WINS
Every win gets a moment.
Confetti for a correct answer. Fireworks when a landmark is complete.
Sydney Opera House
LANDMARK COMPLETE
Fireworks until “Continue”.
The celebration stays until they are ready for the next round.
SPACE TO THINKRoom to work
Room to work
it out.
Little boxes for the in-between bits. Children enter every digit themselves.
- Regroup in addition and subtraction
- Build multiplication in parts
- Keep track in short division
- Line up decimal places
Built-in number pad. No paper needed.
Working boxes appear on suitable questions from Grade 3.
12.6 + 7.8
Try itWHAT’S INCLUDED
Real maths. A grade at a time.
Practice selected number skills from the Australian Curriculum v9.
Grade 1 activities
Example- Counting, adding and subtracting within 10
- 3 + 2
- Number bonds to 10
- 6 + __ = 10
- Counting patterns in ones and twos
- 2, 4, 6, 8, __
Curriculum links
Number bonds and calculation (AC9M1N04); counting patterns (AC9M1A01).
View Year 1 curriculum content (QCAA PDF)Curriculum by state and territory
Open your local curriculum page. Brick Buddies practises selected number skills; schools may teach them in a different order.
Number practice to complement school lessons. Schools may teach skills in a different order.
Measurement, geometry, statistics and probability aren’t included.
PLAY. EARN. BUILD.Small wins.
Small wins.
Something to show for them.
A few questions. A few more bricks.
Twenty Australian landmarks to make their own.
Its pale roofs look like sails beside Sydney Harbour.
Learn more about Sydney Opera HouseLook for the yellow walls, green dome and clocks at this busy train station.
Learn more about Flinders Street StationThis red sandstone rock is a special place for Aṉangu people. You are building a model of it.
Learn more about UluruExplore all 20 landmarks
One collection across every state and territory.
- Sydney Harbour BridgeSydney, NSWLearn more about Sydney Harbour Bridge
Its giant steel arch links the two sides of Sydney Harbour.
- UluruUluṟu–Kata Tjuṯa, NTLearn more about Uluru
This red sandstone rock is a special place for Aṉangu people. You are building a model of it.
- Great Barrier ReefQueensland coast, QLDLearn more about Great Barrier Reef
A huge underwater world of coral, colourful fish and sea turtles.
- Twelve ApostlesGreat Ocean Road, VICLearn more about Twelve Apostles
Wind and waves carved these tall limestone stacks along the Great Ocean Road.
- Bondi BeachSydney, NSWLearn more about Bondi Beach
Golden sand, blue water and surf make Bondi one of Australia’s most famous beaches.
- Three SistersBlue Mountains, NSWLearn more about Three Sisters
Three tall sandstone peaks stand above the Blue Mountains bushland.
- Daintree RainforestFar North Queensland, QLDLearn more about Daintree Rainforest
Ancient rainforest meets the sea, with winding vines and towering trees.
- Kakadu National ParkTop End, NTLearn more about Kakadu National Park
Wetlands, rock country and ancient First Nations art come together in Kakadu.
- Whitehaven BeachWhitsunday Island, QLDLearn more about Whitehaven Beach
Bright white sand curves around clear blue water in the Whitsundays.
- Ningaloo ReefCoral Coast, WALearn more about Ningaloo Reef
A fringing reef where people can see coral, turtles and whale sharks close to shore.
- K’gariK’gari, QLDLearn more about K’gari
The world’s largest sand island has beaches, lakes and ancient rainforest.
- Bungle Bungle RangePurnululu, WALearn more about Bungle Bungle Range
Beehive-shaped orange and black domes rise from the Kimberley landscape.
- Cradle MountainCradle Mountain–Lake St Clair, TASLearn more about Cradle Mountain
Jagged peaks rise above a wild lake and ancient Tasmanian bushland.
- Wineglass BayFreycinet, TASLearn more about Wineglass Bay
A bright white beach curves around clear water beneath pink granite hills.
- Remarkable RocksKangaroo Island, SALearn more about Remarkable Rocks
Huge orange granite boulders balance above the Southern Ocean.
- Parliament HouseCanberra, ACTLearn more about Parliament House
An enormous Australian flag flies above its grassy roof.
- Melbourne Cricket GroundMelbourne, VICLearn more about Melbourne Cricket Ground
The MCG is a huge home for cricket and footy. Look for the tall lights around the ground.
- Flinders Street StationMelbourne, VICLearn more about Flinders Street Station
Look for the yellow walls, green dome and clocks at this busy train station.
- Port Arthur Historic SiteTasman Peninsula, TASLearn more about Port Arthur Historic Site
Ruins, gardens and the harbour tell stories from Australia’s early history.
- Sydney Opera HouseSydney, NSWLearn more about Sydney Opera House
Its pale roofs look like sails beside Sydney Harbour.
ONE PLAN. YOUR WHOLE CREW.Little price.
Little price.
Lots of play.
Every activity. Every landmark.
Room for up to four little builders.
Family membership
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- Up to 4 children
- Grades 1–6 maths activities
- Every landmark to collect
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