MAYWOOD HILLS ELEMENTARY
Bothell, WA
Contact person for MC Program: Jessica Schulte at mathchallenge@maywoodhillspta.com
To get reminders through out the year, please enter your email address HERE.
To get reminders through out the year, please enter your email address HERE.
General Information:
Math Challenge is a set of fifteen challenges published approximately every two weeks. The goal of Math Challenge is to enrich the school curriculum and to encourage different ways of problem solving. This is a fantastic opportunity for families to be involved and enjoy math through fun and engaging math problems. We encourage parents and siblings to get involved in discussing and solving them.
Throughout the challenges, the program covers problem solving strategies such as draw a picture or model, make an organized list, look for a pattern, working backward, and guess and check. Each challenge presents 10-18 problems. The first half of the problems are suitable for younger students (K-3). The problems in the challenges increase in the level of difficulty.
Throughout the challenges, the program covers problem solving strategies such as draw a picture or model, make an organized list, look for a pattern, working backward, and guess and check. Each challenge presents 10-18 problems. The first half of the problems are suitable for younger students (K-3). The problems in the challenges increase in the level of difficulty.
How to Participate
- All students K to 5th Grade are invited to participate.
- Math Challenge is free and no-sign up is necessary.
- Access the current challenge by clicking the big blue button on this page (or click this link: Math Challenge 2021 - 2022).
- All Math Challenges are self-corrected this year. Refer to the schedule below for dates on when the challenges and their solutions will be available, as well as submission links.
- A Google Form will be used to track participation. Guardians and students will grade the challenge using the solution released and submit results by filling out a Google Form. (See schedule below for links to Google Forms.)
- All students who participate in 9 or more challenges will receive recognition at the end of the year.
