Elementary M.A.T.H. Bowl
Math Academic Teams for Hoosiers
NEW! MATH Bowl Student Roster Submission Form
Each team must submit a roster of up to 20 students by February 21, 2010. In addition to your school contact information, you will need the first name, last name, & grade level (4-6) for each student. Click here for the roster submission form.
NEW! MATH Bowl Host Assignments
The 450 teams entered for the March 11, 2010 Area Competition are listed on the Confirmation List, along with the host site for each. 5 areas of the state are still looking for a school to host, and are listed as "TBA". If your school is listed as TBA, please consider hosting teams at your facility, or at another district building, to allow those teams to participate. Click here for Confirmation List/Host Assignments.
M.A.T.H. Bowl 2010 Practice Questions
Click here for practice questions, to be used in preparation for the 2010 competitions. The document is in .pdf format (requires Adobe Reader).
M.A.T.H. Bowl Important Dates
Entry Deadline, December 18, 2009
Invitational Competitions (optional), February 15 - 20, 2010
Area Competition, March 11, 2010
Click here to get the Competition Timeline.
Click here to read Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
2010 M.A.T.H. Coaches Handbook
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MATH Bowl Proctor Instructions
Each team must provide an adult proctor at the contest. Please have proctors review the instructions before arriving at the contest. Click here to view the M.A.T.H. Bowl Proctor Instructions (requires Adobe Reader)
MATH Bowl Student Answer Forms
Click here for a copy of the answer sheet used during competitions [Requires Adobe Reader]
Academic Competition Products Listing & Order Form
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Description of the Elementary M.A.T.H. Competition
The competition will be made up of four rounds with three different team
members competing in each round. Each round shall consist of seven
multiple-choice questions. The competition will be based on The National
Council of Teachers of Mathematics publication Curriculum and Evaluation
Standards for School Mathematics. This includes thirteen curriculum standards.
Teams
Teams are composed ideally of twelve members. Four others may be used as
alternates. There is no limit of how many students may come from any one grade
level. A student may participate in only one round. At the end of the fourth
question, one or two members of the squad may substitute for students at the
table.
Eligibility
All full-time students in grades 4-5 (6 where appropriate) are eligible to compete. Within these constraints, schools may select their teams in any manner and with any additional criteria they choose.
Format
The competition will consist of four rounds with each round consisting of seven multiple-choice questions which will be read to the students and projected on the screen simultaneously. After consulting with the other team members at the table, the team captain will answer each question by circling the chosen response on the answer sheet. At the conclusion of the allotted time, (30 to 60 seconds) the proctor will grade each response before the next question is read.
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