World Maths Day 2010
February 22, 2010
Registration is now open for the 2011 World Maths Day. Click here for more information.
Parents of K-12 students: Act quickly if you want your student to participate in the (free!) World Maths Day. More than 2 million students from over 200 countries will join together in the annual quest to set a world record in answering math questions — a fun way to improve mental arithmetic skills. Students age 5-18 can register at the World Maths Day website through the end of February, and then sign in to begin practicing their online problem-solving right away. The actual World Maths Day contest takes place on March 3.
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This is one of my favorite events. I think it is very important for children to have an appreciation of for math and numbers as it is a skill they will use through-out their whole lives. Excellent post! Feel free to visit me back
I never knew there was such a thing – I’ll go and check it out – thank you
i wanna participate in this contest
deben hacer mas claro es poco complicado ingresar para concursar mas aun cuando uno es de un colegio quien le dan mal el correo para ingresar
Saaim and Saul, you do not have to be part of a participating school to enter this event. Go to the Maths Day website and click the “Register” tab. That will guide you through the process of signing up.
i just loveeeee…… math day .its one of my favourite event when alot of childrens all over the world play together.thats awsome and all the best to all the childrens participating in this contest.
It is very nice and I had 7494 correct answers. Maths is great fun! I learn more with doing maths.
its cool baby
can u play anymore on this except when its world math day
I don’t think you can play now, remey, but watch for it to start up again early next year. You can usually register and play in February as advance practice for the big day in March.