Math Olympiads 2009-2010 for 4th to 8th graders

American Math Competition for 9th to 12th graders

MOEMS on Friday mornings, 7:55 am – 8:45 am:
October 30, November 6, 13, 20, December 4, 11, January 8, 15, 22, 29, February 5, 12, 19, 26, March 5.

At Crossroads Community Church (preceding the Friday homeschool  CHEER program)

The AMC competition contest will be held on Wednesday morning February 25, with review sessions Friday mornings on Nov 20, Dec 11, Jan 15, and Feb 12.  

4th-8th Grade Info        9th-12th Grade Info      Registration      Sponsors


Math Olympiads for Elementary and Middle School (4th -8th graders):

As for the past few years, Science Resources will offer the MOEMS Elementary and Middle School Math Olympiads contests.  This series of five monthly competitions emphasizes problem-solving skills.  For sample contest problems and more information on this international contest, please see the web site http://www.moems.org

We meet immediately before CHEER, Friday mornings from 7:55-8:45 am at Crossroads Community Church.   We will use the famous Lenchner Creative Problem Solving book to review basic problem-solving skills applied to fun math problems.    

Some fun math problems unrelated to Math O


High School Math Olympiads Program

The Mathematical Association of America sponsors the largest and most famous of all high school math competitions, the American Mathematics Competition (AMC), which eventually leads to the International Mathematics Olympiads.  For more information, see their web site http://www.unl.edu/amc/

Your 9th to 12th grader is encouraged to compete in this competition, which will be held on Wednesday morning February 25, 2010.  To assist high school students to prepare for this exam, the high schoolers are invited to join a study group going over old exam problems during the MOEMS contest times, that is, Friday mornings from 7:55-8:45 am on Nov 20, Dec 11, Jan 15, and Feb 12.   


Registration

Registration for either the 4-8 grade MOEMS exams or the 9-12 grade AMC exam is $20 for the first child and $10 per additional child. This covers the cost of registering the teams and paying for the handouts.  The labor is all volunteer, and we welcome your help if you love math.  Scholarships are available if you ask.  

Registration Form (Word)
 


Sponsors

We are thankful to CHEER (Christian Home Educators Enrichment Resources, a homeschool ministry of Crossroads Community Church in Upper Darby), for hosting us and for advertising this as part of their program.  

We thank Science Resources, http://www.science-resources.org/, who also sponsor the Greater Philadelphia Homeschool Science Fair, to be held at Villanova University on February 13, 2010.  

Questions or Comments:  

Please contact Robert Styer, 
610 519 4845
email robert DOT styer AT villanova DOT edu


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