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* [[AMC 8]] hosted by the [[American Mathematics Competitions]] is a very large middle school math contest taken in-school. ([http://www.maa.org/math-competitions website]) | * [[AMC 8]] hosted by the [[American Mathematics Competitions]] is a very large middle school math contest taken in-school. ([http://www.maa.org/math-competitions website]) | ||
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* [[American Scholastic Mathematics Association]] (ASMA) | * [[American Scholastic Mathematics Association]] (ASMA) | ||
* [http://euclidlab.org/programs/archimedean-challenge/1 Archimedean Challenge #1] | * [http://euclidlab.org/programs/archimedean-challenge/1 Archimedean Challenge #1] | ||
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* [[Online Math League]] (OML) | * [[Online Math League]] (OML) | ||
* [http://www.perennialmath.com Perennial Math] | * [http://www.perennialmath.com Perennial Math] | ||
| + | * [https://pimathcontest.org/ Pi Math Contest] is a two-round math competition for elementary and middle school students. | ||
* [[mathleague.org]] -- elementary, middle, high school. ([http://www.mathleague.org website]) | * [[mathleague.org]] -- elementary, middle, high school. ([http://www.mathleague.org website]) | ||
* [http://www.mathnasium.com/trimathlon National Trimathlon] is a math competition for kids in grades 3 through 6. | * [http://www.mathnasium.com/trimathlon National Trimathlon] is a math competition for kids in grades 3 through 6. | ||
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National middle school mathematics competitions
- AMC 8 hosted by the American Mathematics Competitions is a very large middle school math contest taken in-school. (website)
- American Scholastic Mathematics Association (ASMA)
- Archimedean Challenge #1
- Beestar National Competition: The largest online math contest for students in grades 2-8.
- Continental Mathematics League (website)
- Game-a-thon challenges students to design and build math games in this national contest.
- inteGIRLS hosts bi-annual math competitions for middle and high school individuals who identify as female.
- MATHCOUNTS is perhaps the largest and well-known middle school math contest. (website)
- Mathematical Olympiads for Elementary and Middle Schools (MOEMS) is a very large elementary and middle school math competition. (website)
- The Math Bee hosted by the North South Foundation
- Math League has different names in different states and regions.
- Math Madness (website) (AoPS Forum) 100% Online league and bracket tournament held in the fall (Mini-Madness held in spring)
- The Mustang Math Tournament hosted by Redmond High School - an online unique and fun team-based competition
- Noetic Learning Math Contest: a popular problem-solving contest for students in grades 2-8.
- MathCON hosts annual math competition for students in grades 4-12, with more than 200,000 participants since 2008.
- Online Math League (OML)
- Perennial Math
- Pi Math Contest is a two-round math competition for elementary and middle school students.
- mathleague.org -- elementary, middle, high school. (website)
- National Trimathlon is a math competition for kids in grades 3 through 6.
- RSM Foundation International Math Contest is a two-round Olympiad-style contest for students in grades 3-8 (website)
- Online MathChamps Contest
- SIGMA is a 5 round 8 question 30 minute competition for 5th-9th graders with different tests for each grade.
State middle school mathematics competitions
- Alabama mathematics competitions
- Alaska mathematics competitions
- Arizona mathematics competitions
- Arkansas mathematics competitions
- California mathematics competitions
- Colorado mathematics competitions
- Connecticut mathematics competitions
- Delaware mathematics competitions
- Florida mathematics competitions
- Georgia mathematics competitions
- Hawaii mathematics competitions
- Idaho mathematics competitions
- Illinois mathematics competitions
- Indiana mathematics competitions
- Iowa mathematics competitions
- Kansas mathematics competitions
- Kentucky mathematics competitions
- Louisiana mathematics competitions
- Maine mathematics competitions
- Maryland mathematics competitions
- Massachusetts mathematics competitions
- Michigan mathematics competitions
- Minnesota mathematics competitions
- Mississippi mathematics competitions
- Missouri mathematics competitions
- Montana mathematics competitions
- Nebraska mathematics competitions
- Nevada mathematics competitions
- New Hampshire mathematics competitions
- New Jersey mathematics competitions
- New Mexico mathematics competitions
- New York mathematics competitions
- North Carolina mathematics competitions
- North Dakota mathematics competitions
- Ohio mathematics competitions
- Oklahoma mathematics competitions
- Oregon mathematics competitions
- Pennsylvania mathematics competitions
- Rhode Island mathematics competitions
- South Carolina mathematics competitions
- South Dakota mathematics competitions
- Tennessee mathematics competitions
- Texas mathematics competitions
- Utah mathematics competitions
- Vermont mathematics competitions
- Virginia mathematics competitions
- Washington mathematics competitions
- West Virginia mathematics competitions
- Wisconsin mathematics competitions
- Wyoming mathematics competitions
Resources for middle school mathematics competition students
Books
- Art of Problem Solving Books -- Introductory subject texts and Art of Problem Solving Volume 1 are usually recommended for middle school math team students.
- Mathematical Olympiads for Elementary and Middle Schools (MOEMS) publishes two problem solving books.
- MathCounts produces new material annually, some of which is available here.
Distance Classes
- Art of Problem Solving Classes -- Introductory classes are usually recommended.
- Education Program for Gifted Youth (EPGY) hosts online classes in mathematics and other subjects.
Online
- Art of Problem Solving (AoPS) is a vast resource for avid students of mathematics. Free resources at AoPS include articles, middle school math forums, blogs, Math Jams, the AoPSWiki, and much more.
- The Math Forum at Drexel University is a very large math site with a lot of great content.
