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Who:
Junior - grade 6 students and below
Senior - grade 8 students and below
Individual events only.
Where: Centennial College, Morningside
Campus, Lobby of
1st floor, 755 Morningside Campus
When: Sunday, 15 Nov 2009 10:30 a.m. to 5
p.m.
Registration: Starts Now
Parental Permission: Parental consent form and
registration fee to be given on the day of competition.
Mathletics 2009 is a competition designed to
create a passion in the application of mathematics in solving day-to-day
scientific and engineering problems. Students will be challenged to be active
and creative in the use of mathematics. Different facets of mathematics will
be introduced and tested.
Mathletics 2009 will be
conducted in an auditorium and all guests/parents will be able to watch the
students in action. Questions will be projected on a screen and the students
will respond using the remote/clickers. Results and answers will also be
displayed on a large screen. Competition will be fast paced and students will
be rewarded for answering faster than their colleagues.
Over $ 600/- cash PRIZES will be awarded to the best five students in
each category.
First : $ 100, Second : $ 80, Third : $60, Fourth : $40, Fifth : $20
All the winners will be eligible to participate in Province Level Competitions to be held on November 28, 2009. For details see Province Level Mathletics.
Teachers will also be recognized with special awards!
Do you want to design new
computers, cars, appliances, airplanes, rockets, space shuttles, nuclear
reactors, buildings etc. or become a scientist like Einstein?
Math is a skill needed to accomplish your dreams.
With your hard work and creativity you could one day become the Einstein of
this millennium.
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Registration in each event is limited to the first 100 students. Both events are individual events. To avoid disappointment, we encourage your students to register early.
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