Montlake Math Challenge

Congratulations to our 3rd and 4th grade math team on their participation in the Math is Cool competition this past week. Maeve Eickelberg won the Montlake highest individual test score, and Sam Evans, Peter Bromly, and Peder Bakken did a great job at competing too. Some pictures are available too. Thank you also to Harriet Bakken and Jon Evans for helping out. We had a lot of fun.

Based on the response I received in class, I have signed us up for two 4-person teams for the 5th grade competition on the 20th of April. I have some, but not all, of your emails and would like to start forming teams soon. If you have any preferences, or if you or your child would like to participate, please let us know at [robertwb | mgoff]@math.washington.edu.

We are also be looking for volenteers to be drivers and chaperones.




The 5th graders now meet in the cafeteria (same time) and the 3rd/4th graders meet after school in the Library.

Homework

Homework, May 29 for everyone. Prime numbers and spirals.

Homework, May 16 for 5th grade, and for 3rd/4th grade.
Homework, May 8 for everyone.
Homework, April 17 for everyone. If you are looking at the paper copy I handed out in class, ignore the last side--we will get to that in class next week.
Homework, March 27 for everyone. The De Bruijn card trick and a 24s challenge.
Homework, March 6 for everyone.
Homework, March 1 for 3/4th grade. For 5th grade, see last weeks homework now that we have had time to discuss binary.
Homework, February 13 for everyone. For 5th graders, do as much as you can and we will talk about binary more next session. The clock I brought can be found at ThinkGeek.
Homework, February 6 for everyone.
Homework, January 23 for everyone.
Homework, January 9 for everyone. Problems 4-6 optional for 3-4th graders.
Homework, January 2 for everyone.
Homework, December 5 for everyone.
Week 3 Homework for everyone.
Week 1 Homework for the 3rd and 4th graders.
Week 2 Homework for the 3rd and 4th graders.
Week 1 Homework for the 5th graders.
Week 2 Homework for the 5th graders.