Is Mathletes worth it?

Parents recommend Mathletes and the average rating is 5 out of 5. Overall, the reviews indicate that Mathletes provides engaging and enjoyable experiences for children.

What ages can go to Mathletes?

Mathletes has camps and classes for children for all ages. Age-appropriate activities are designed to engage and inspire children at different developmental stages.

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Mathletes

Our programs focus on creative problem solving in Mathematics. Students will tackle fun problems and participate in both formal and informal math competitions. Work is started in class, and often continued at home. Our online curriculum contains problem sets that vary by theme and difficulty. Our ultimate goal is to help students become tenacious problem solvers who love math.

If you like puzzles, patterns, and problem solving, give us a try!

My philosophy: Your brain is like a muscle - you have to use it to make it stronger. Mathletes will be solving challenging problems every week in practice.

Goals:

• To stimulate enthusiasm and a love for Mathematics

• To introduce important Mathematical concepts

• To teach major strategies for problem solving

• To develop Mathematical flexibility in solving problems

• To strengthen Mathematical intuition

• To foster Mathematical creativity and ingenuity

• To provide for the satisfaction, joy, and thrill of meeting challenges

• To learn to work effectively on a small team

Our Staff

Our coaches love math and love coaching students.

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(Mathletes at Oak)

December 20, 2024 - Gemma Garriga

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Great activity to challenge children to love solving math problems

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(Mathletes-in-Training (MiT) at Stevenson)

May 23, 2024 - Farah Bakour

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Neil was very happy and seemed very interested in the games and the math activities. He also asked us to enroll him for the next school year. Thank you so much

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(Mathletes Online)

December 23, 2022 - Sonya Rashid Rashid

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Fantastic. It's not regular maths but problem solving and fun.

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Should a child going to grade 3 be in the grade 1 - 2 session or grade 3-4 level ? (Coach K's Math Camp) -

asked on Jul 05, 2023

Jul 06, 2023 - Sanden Kandel

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Grade 3-4. Thanks, Coach K -

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Hello, Can i have detail about online class. Thanks (Math Fun & Games) -

asked on Feb 08, 2023

Feb 08, 2023 - Sanden Kandel

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Online class is Thursdays 4:30-6:00. This is the link to register: https://www.ckmathletes.com/register-online-programs (you have to scroll down toward the bottom). If you have other questions, please contact me directly: sandykandel@gmail.com. Thanks very much, Coach K -

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If my daughter is already strong at 3rd grade math, will this be the right level (MiT Gr2-3) or do you recommend a different one? Do you adjust levels once a child starts if it is too hard or easy? Thanks (Mathletes-in-Training (MiT) Online - Gr. 2-3) -

asked on Dec 11, 2021

Dec 12, 2021 - Sanden Kandel

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I suggest we start with MiT. Being strong in school based math and being strong in creative problem solving are not quite the same thing. And there is some very challenging material in the MiT program. If she finds it easy, we can always look to switch her to Mathletes. Each year we have a few students who are ready for the next level. We are flexible and want to find a good fit for her. -

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Do you have summer programs? (Middle-School-Mathletes I (MSM I) Online)

asked on May 21, 2021

May 22, 2021 - Sanden Kandel

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Yes, we have summer camps and summer classes. -

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Mathletes

Our programs focus on creative problem solving in Mathematics. Students will tackle fun problems and participate in both formal and informal math competitions. Work is started in class, and often continued at home.

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