Sandy Springs Education ForceMath Madness Tournament
Sandy Springs Education Force hosts a Math Madness Tournament.
Teams of third, fourth, fifth and sixth graders · Teams prepare throughout the year and compete at the Olympiad on a Saturday · Free
From sandyspringseducationforce.org/programs/steam-initiatives ↗About this program
Sandy Springs Education Force hosts a Math Olympiad.
The objectives of MOEMS® are to teach multiple strategies for outside-of-the-box problem solving, develop mathematical flexibility in solving those problems and foster mathematical creativity and ingenuity.
Teams of third, fourth, fifth and sixth graders prepare throughout the year and compete at the Olympiad on a Saturday.
SSEF covers all costs for this program; families and schools participate for free.
This program impacted 44 students at a cost of $128 per student.
Questions
Who can take part in the Math Madness Tournament?
Teams of third, fourth, fifth and sixth graders prepare throughout the year and compete at the Olympiad on a Saturday.
Does it cost families or schools anything?
SSEF covers all costs for this program; families and schools participate for free.
What are the objectives of MOEMS®?
The objectives of MOEMS® are to teach multiple strategies for outside-of-the-box problem solving, develop mathematical flexibility in solving those problems and foster mathematical creativity and ingenuity.
Details
- Who
- Teams of third, fourth, fifth and sixth graders
- When
- Teams prepare throughout the year and compete at the Olympiad on a Saturday
- Cost
- Free
Run by
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