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Math Club activities are sponsored by the Lila Bringhurst PTO and CIPCF. This page is a record of past activties as well as current plans for the 2025-2026 school year. Please make note of dates in each section.
Unless otherwise noted, you can contact Katie Chin (katie.e.chin at gmail) for more information. I can connect you to the parents in charge of different activities.
Math Challenge
Math Challenge
2025-2026
This is a bi-weekly set of problems that students print out and do at home with their families. Problem sets are turned into the office. (K-5)
For more details, go to this page:
Lead Contact for the activity in 2025-2026 is Jenny Wang.
2026
An international Math Competition held every year. This year, Bringhurst will host the competition in-person @ Bringhurst on Monday, March 23.
This year, we will also provide the opportunity to take the test online at home.
Registration begins Sept 15, 2025.
This is a ONE DAY event.
Click on the link above for detailed instructions.
Special Topic Classes held after school
Second Grade Math Club will start end of September 2025. It will be held after school. Parent volunteers requested. Class is currently full, but you can join the waitlist for future sessions.
Bringhurst's annual Family Math Night will likely happen on a Friday in December 2025.
A monthly Math Competition held November to March for 4th to 6th grade students.
Bringhurst has started Math Olympiad in 2024-2025!
Math Olympiad will occur in 2025-2026.
Sign-ups will start in October 2025.
MathCON Sample Practice Tests (Scroll to the bottom of the Page)
A math competition for grades 4-5 held in winter. Participants can access 16 weekly practice tests leading up to the compeition.
This can be another parent-led option if the Olympiad team is full.
(last offered @ Azevada 2019-2020)
A free evening math club for elementary schoolers. This one has lots of fun and goofy activities and props.
Evening Problem Solving Club (K-4)
Evening Problem Solving Club (K-4)
(Last offered @ Azevada in 2018-2019)
Volunteers work with 3-5 students to solve problems and do other hands on activities in this evening math club. The focus of the group is on teaching problem solving strategies like Guess and Check, Make an Organized List, Work Backwards, Make a Table, Draw a Picture, Logical Reasoning and so on. Math Kangaroo problems from levels 1-4 are frequently used as examples.
Curriculum is available, but this activity is in need of someone who can lead the evening activities.
Other Activities
Other Activities
and Resources
and Resources
Coming Soon
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