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A Great Day at Steve MacLean Public School's Year-End Event

Jun 25, 2026 | Carlington Blog

As the school year came to a close, we had the opportunity to take part in the year-end event at Steve MacLean Public School, and it was a fantastic way to celebrate the start of summer with students, families, and staff. Throughout the event, students stopped by our booth to try a variety of math games, challenges, and activities. From strategy-b

Bringing Financial Literacy to the Classroom

Jun 23, 2026 | Carlington Blog

Recently, our team had the opportunity to visit Gowling Public School for a Financial Literacy event, where students explored how math connects to everyday decisions involving money. Financial literacy is becoming increasingly important for young people. Whether it's understanding the difference between needs and wants, comparing prices, calculatin

Pi Day Party 2026 Recap.

Mar 26, 2026 | Carlington Blog

We had our Pi Day event at Mathnasium of Carlington recently, and it turned out to be a really fun (and slightly chaotic) night. It was one of those evenings where the centre felt a little more like a community space than a classroom. Families dropped in, kids moved between activities, and there was a steady mix of games, snacks, and a bit of frie

Featured image for a blog about Nowruz: A festive Haft-Seen table display with spring flowers, sprouted greens (sabzeh), decorated eggs, apples, garlic, coins, and traditional dishes arranged on a colorful tablecloth. The text reads “Nowruz – A Spring Tradition Celebrated Around the World,” highlighting global celebrations, renewal, and cultural heritage.

Nowruz: A Spring Tradition Celebrated Around the World

Mar 19, 2026 | Carlington Blog

Around this time of year, some families in Ottawa are preparing for Nowruz, the Persian New Year. For those who celebrate, it marks the beginning of spring and a fresh start for the year ahead. It’s a time that’s often associated with renewal, reflection, and resetting routines. Even for families who don’t celebrate, the timing is interesting. No

Why the 13th Is More Likely to Fall on a Friday Than Any Other Day

Mar 13, 2026 | Carlington Blog

Friday the 13th has a reputation that goes far beyond math. Some people treat it as bad luck. Others barely notice it. But there is a genuinely interesting mathematical fact hiding behind the superstition: In the Gregorian calendar, the 13th of the month falls on a Friday more often than on any other weekday. This isn’t folklore or coincidence. I

Is Your Child Falling Behind in Math or Just Missing One Key Skill?

Mar 11, 2026 | Carlington Blog

By February, many parents start to notice a low-level tension around math. Nothing dramatic has happened yet. There hasn’t been a big drop in marks or a call home from school. But homework feels heavier. Math conversations get shorter. There’s more resistance than there used to be. Grades may not have dropped dramatically. Homework is getting done,

New Years Resolutions and the Five Aspects of Math Wellness

Jan 5, 2026 | Carlington Blog

A new year is right around the corner with an opportunity to start fresh. So we have a few suggestions that can help you and your child navigate the next 365 days for overall “math wellness” and success. Making great choices for your child’s math learning..

🎃 Halloween Fun at Mathnasium of Carlington!

Oct 29, 2025 | Carlington Blog

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our annual Halloween Party at Mathnasium of Carlington! 👻 We had an amazing turnout this year, and it was such a joy seeing all the creative, spooky, and funny costumes from our students, families, and instructors. From exciting games to tasty snacks, candy, and laughter all around, it was a day full of fun

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