Math Challenge

The Math Challenge provides Redmond Elementary students with a valuable opportunity to develop their mathematical problem-solving skills. This free program is open to all K-5 students, and no registration is required to participate. Over the course of the school year, 15 sets of challenges will be released bi-weekly from September through May. Each challenge offers students a chance to win prizes, with lucky winners selected from every grade level. Students who complete at least 12 challenges with sufficient correct answers will earn recognition at the end of the year, while those who successfully complete all 15 challenges and submit them on time will be rewarded.

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For more information contact: mathchallenge@redmondelptsa.org or mathchallenge2@redmondelptsa.org

Please note that Redmond Elementary will begin participating in the Math Challenge program starting in October with MC#1. 

Steps to Participate:

Step 1: Get the current math challenge by downloading and printing it from mathinaction.org, or choosing to solve the problems digitally from link in below table.

Step 2: Solve at least the number of problems required for your grade. Students are encouraged to collaborate with others when working on the challenges and to attempt as many problems as they wish, striving to go beyond the minimum required. Helpful strategies and tips for problem-solving can be found at www.mathinaction.org. Tackling the problems together with friends or family promotes deeper understanding and makes the process more enjoyable

Step 3: Submit your completed answers before the due date through the provided online form. Please ensure that a separate form is submitted for each child participating. 

Only online submissions through forms are accepted. Paper/Email submissions are no longer accepted

Step 4: Check the calendar below for the specific release dates of the challenges and submission deadlines to stay organized and plan accordingly.

MATH CHALLENGE SCHEDULE (2026 - 2027)

Questions or feedback? Please contact Ankita Bansal & Shreya Kondilya, Math Challenge Co-Chairs.