The leading publisher of teaching resources and ready to use material for the education of gifted children, gifted students and advanced learners. Prufrock Press Inc. 800.998.2208
Our Blogs Have Moved. For new and updated posts, please visit Prufrock Press' new blog at: blog.prufrock.com.

Gifted Education Blog

About The Author  
Joel McIntosh

Joel McIntosh
I'm the publisher at Prufrock Press. I've been involved with education for more than 20 years and hold a masters degree in gifted education. I've been a classroom teacher and a parent (still am that). In addition to this blog, you can follow me on Twitter. Feel free to contact me by e-mail if you have any questions about this blog or Prufrock Press.

Current Articles | Categories | Search | Syndication

Math Competitions for Gifted Students

Sunday, February 05, 2006 - by CFertig - Category: Math
 
One needs to plan well in advance to set up mathematics competitions. It is not too early to start planning for next year. Just choosing which competitions to participate in is a challenge. Many of the sites below list sample problems, so you can get a taste of what it’s like to participate. While most competitions are for high school students, there are a handful at the middle school/junior high level, and just a few at the elementary level. When a range of grade levels is listed, there are usually competitions set up for just one or two grades at a time (i.e., a test for each of grades 3-4, 5-6, and 7-8). Here are some competitions to consider.
 
High school students and some exceptional junior high students
 
High school students
 
High school students
 
High school students
 
High school students
 
Grades 4-12
 
Grades 4-8
 
Grades 6-12
 
Middle school
 
Grades 3-12
 
Middle and high school students
Search Button  

 
Search Entries

Education News  

Education News on CNN

e-mail: info@prufrock.com   phone:800.998.2208   international phone:1.254.756.3337   ©2008 Prufrock Press. All Rights Reserved.

Prufrock Press Inc. publishes books, textbooks, teaching aids, journals, and magazines supporting gifted education and gifted children.