Bay Area Math Champion
Annual Reasoning Contest for Grades 1–6
Objectives
• To build a strong foundation in mathematical concepts.
• To provide students with a competitive and intellectually stimulating environment.
About the Contest
The Bay Area Math Champion is an annual reasoning competition designed for elementary and middle school students (Grades 1 to 6).?Our mission is to cultivate problem-solving skills, foster a love for math, and inspire students to pursue excellence in STEM learning.
We believe that reasoning and critical thinking are core skills that shape better mathematicians—and ultimately, better learners.
Contest Format
• Duration: 60 minutes
• Questions: 30–32 creative, grade-appropriate multiple-choice questions
• Tools: No calculators allowed
• Format: Individual participation
• Location: In-person at designated test centers
• Materials Provided: MCQ sheets and worksheets
Our Unique Approach
• Tailored & Engaging Questions:?Each grade level receives its own set of problems, aligned with their learning stage.?For younger students, questions are designed to resemble fun and thought-provoking puzzles.
• Fair Competition Among Peers:?Students compete with others in their same grade, ensuring fairness and an appropriate level of challenge.
Recognition & Awards
•Top 3 Winners (per grade): Medals + Achievement Certificates(We can have multiple 1st , 2nd and 3rd postion in regionals)
•All Participants: Participation Certificate
•Leaderboard: Winners will be featured on the official leaderboard
•Notifications: Winners will be informed via email
Finals Invitation
1st Place Winners from Each Location will be invited to compete in the Final Round to determine the overall Bay Area Math Champion.
The top three finalists will be awarded:
•1st Position – Bay Area Champion
•2nd Position – First Runner-up
•3rd Position – Second Runner-up
Assessment Criteria
•Scoring:
+1 mark for each correct answer
0 marks for incorrect or unanswered questions
Rules & Regulations
1 All questions are in English.
2 The contest is for individual participants only.
3 Participants must complete all required details on the answer sheet; incomplete entries will be disqualified.
4 Contest duration is 60 minutes, and the test can only be attempted once.
5 No calculators or electronic devices allowed.
6 Cheating or misconduct will lead to immediate disqualification.
7 The top 3 scorers per grade will be announced on January 25, 2025.
8 Prizes cannot be exchanged for cash or alternatives.
9 The decision of the organizers is final and binding.
Eligibility
• Open to students aged 7–12 years
• Categories: Elementary and Middle School (Grades 1–6)
