A Successful Funomath Event at Regina Public Library
The first step towards creating a fun learning environment for Mathematics.
Ramsel Eclarin
3/30/20242 min read
A Successful Funomath Event at Regina Public Library
Today was a very special day for me as I had the opportunity to organize and host the Funomath event. This fun learning event took place in a completely different country from where I was born and had worked for a long time before coming to Canada. The event was held at the prestigious Regina Public Library, and I am grateful for the support of my daughter Myka and her friend Arunima, who played a significant role in making it a success.
Despite listing this event on numerous international and local event listing websites, the number of participants did not meet my expectations. I was hoping for a larger turnout, but unfortunately, only a few students that I knew personally attended. Nevertheless, we all had a fantastic time at the event, and the kids went home with certificates and goodies.
Creating a Fun and Educational Experience
The primary goal of the Funomath event was to provide children with an enjoyable and educational experience. We aimed to make learning mathematics a fun and engaging activity, challenging the perception that math is a dull and difficult subject.
Through a series of interactive games, puzzles, and activities, we encouraged the children to think critically, solve problems, and develop their mathematical skills. The event fostered a positive and supportive environment, where children felt comfortable asking questions and exploring different mathematical concepts.
Looking Ahead
While I am pleased with the success of the Funomath event, I am also aware that there is room for improvement. In the future, I plan to implement strategies to attract a larger number of participants. This may include partnering with local schools, reaching out to community organizations, and utilizing social media platforms to promote the event.
Additionally, I will seek feedback from the attendees and their parents to gain insights into their experience and identify areas where we can enhance the event. By continuously improving and adapting, I am confident that we can create an even more impactful and enjoyable Funomath event in the future.
I am grateful for the support of my daughter Myka and her friend Arunima, as well as the Regina Public Library for providing us with a venue. Together, we have laid the foundation for future Funomath events that will inspire and engage more children in the wonders of mathematics.