The sister Program to Maths Invaders: Typing Tournament has held a quarterly competition since it’s inception in 2016.
Now following in Typing Tournament’s footsteps Term 4 , 2018 brings with it the first Maths Challenge!
Announcing the inaugural Maths Invaders Online Maths Challenge!
The Maths Invaders Online Maths Challenge is free for all schools. To participate all you will need is a trial account. Classes compete to answer the most questions in a week. There are trophies for the winning classes by age range from each Australian state.
Motivate your class to work with the Term 4 Maths Challenge
Participation in the 2018 Term 4 Maths Challenge will give your class a great opportunity to build the vital skill of maths fact fluency.
It will also give you an opportunity to trial Maths Invaders and take advantage of the Term 4 Introductory Pricing if you choose to buy at the end of the trial.
Schools with an existing Subscription or Trial just keep working. Those schools yet to engage with Maths Invaders simply start a FREE Trial here.
When is the Term 4 Maths Challenge held?
Starts 12:00 am Sunday November 11th and ends 11:59:59 PM AEDT Saturday November 17th.
How does the Maths Challenge work?
Each week, the Maths Invaders Leaderboard calculates and displays in rank order, the total number of questions answered correctly for each class broken down by country, state and age group. At the end of the designated Maths Challenge week we will award Gold, Silver and Bronze class trophies to Australian schools on an age group basis. Since the results will be displayed on the Leaderboard classes ranking lower than a 1st, 2nd or 3rd position can still see their rank and celebrate accordingly.
What awards are there?
Most Questions Answered | |
Under 18’s | 1st, 2nd, 3rd |
Under 16’s | 1st, 2nd, 3rd |
Under 14’s | 1st, 2nd, 3rd |
Under 12’s | 1st, 2nd, 3rd |
Under 10’s | 1st, 2nd, 3rd |
Under 8’s | 1st, 2nd, 3rd |
(Entry is open to all countries, however trophies can only be awarded to Australian schools. |
What about printed certificates?
Teachers and School Administrator can print Maths Challenge Certificates for their students after logging in and viewing the leaderboard for their school even if your school doesn’t place. They simply click on the icon next to the class!
In-school competition
The Leaderboard allows users who are logged in to see the ranking of classes within your school allowing you to recognize achievement in your local context as well.
Use the lead up weeks to prepare
Start using Maths Invaders right now to prepare the students for a final push in the Challenge Week. From one class to the whole school – all may participate in the Maths Challenge. Students can work on their maths from school or home on any device, including iPads. It’s open to any class from any school anywhere in Australia.
Winners announced
The winning schools will automatically display on the Leaderboard on the Sunday following the challenge week. Their achievement will also be preserved in perpetuity by posting in the Maths Invaders blog.
Getting started for schools with existing subscriptions or current Free Trials
Simply keep working. Each correctly answered question by a student in any one of your classes will count towards the weekly total. Join up as many classes as you can and compete within your school as well!
To compete for FREE – start a FREE Trial:
- Start your teacher account. In the process you’ll need to Identify your school to enable us to be in touch with you to give you access during the Challenge.
- If you already have an existing Free Trial or a paid subscription just start competing and your results will be automatically entered in the competition.
- Add your students. This short video will show you how to add your students’ details.
- Print the students’ logins for them and start working!
Notes
- We employ standard deviation filters to ensure that results that are atypical for a student are discounted and not used for the calculation of class results. This methodology assumes that each student will build their skills in a progressive manner and guards against the possibility of others with higher skill speeds artificially inflating a student’s result by working in their account.