Math Olympiad

For Students in Grades 4, 5, and 6

Discover the Power of Math Olympiad

Math Olympiad helps elementary students develop the deep, flexible thinking that supports lifelong success in mathematics. These problems aren’t about memorizing rigid steps—they invite students to explore patterns, test ideas, and think creatively.

Why Choose Math Olympiad Training?

As students work through these beautifully complex, non-routine problems, they build a powerful toolkit of skills that regular school work rarely touches:

Advanced Mathematical Thinking

Strengthens deep number sense, logical reasoning, and spatial awareness.

The Confidence to Explore

Teaches students how to approach completely unfamiliar, intimidating challenges without freezing up.

Resilience & Grit

Students learn that challenging problems are solved through patience, strategy, and trial-and-error—building a growth mindset.

A Lifelong Passion

For kids who love puzzles, it transforms math from a chore into an exciting, meaningful game.

Our program uses Olympiad-style challenges to help elementary students build rock-solid problem-solving habits and develop a lasting appreciation for mathematical thinking.

Fueling the Academic Journey Ahead

Preparing for Math Olympiad at an early age provides a massive competitive advantage that echoes across a student’s entire academic career. Long before they encounter high-school algebra, physics, or standardized testing, Olympiad students have already mastered the art of decoding complex text and breaking down multi-step problems. Because these challenges require rigorous proof and structured thought, children naturally develop superior reading comprehension, analytical writing, and executive functioning skills.

When the transition to fast-paced middle and high school STEM coursework happens, Olympiad-trained students don’t just survive—they thrive, because they view advanced conceptual leaps not as roadblocks, but as puzzles waiting to be solved.

Books to Be Purchased

Math Olympiad Contest Problems for Elementary and Middle Schools, Vol. 1

Author: George Lenchner
Number of Pages: 192
ISBN-13: 978-0962666216

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Every student enrolled in this course should have this book.

These books provide additional practice and are helpful for students who want more challenge or extra contest experience.

MOEMS Contest Problems – Volume 2 (Revised Edition)

Author: Richard Kalman
Number of Pages: 309
ASIN: B00XHGQKXU  |  ISBN-13: 978-1882144112

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MOEMS Contest Problems – Volume 3 (recommended for those planning to take AMC 8)

Authors: Richard Kalman, Nicholas J. Restivo, Grant Duffrin
Number of Pages: 292
ISBN-13: 978-1882144129

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Course Schedule & Logistics

Tentative Start Date August 1, 2026 Total Duration 45 Hours (spanning 6 to 7 months to accommodate holiday breaks) Weekly Schedule 2 classes per week Class Length 75 minutes per class Class Days Tuesdays and Fridays — three batches available:
  • Batch 1 — Tuesdays & Fridays at 3:45 PM PT
  • Batch 2 — Tuesdays & Fridays at 5:15 PM PT
  • Batch 3 — Tuesdays & Fridays at 7:00 PM PT

Tuition & Policies

Pricing & Billing

  • Rate: $25.00 per hour
  • Payment Schedule: Paid monthly in advance.
  • Before the start of each month, you will receive an invoice based on the exact number of classes scheduled for that upcoming month.
  • Cancellation Policy: If a class is canceled due to unforeseen circumstances, your tuition for the following month will be automatically adjusted. If a cancellation occurs during the final month of the course, a full refund for that class will be issued.

Missed Classes Policy

Because our curriculum builds sequentially, regular attendance is highly encouraged. If a student must miss a class, a recording of the live session along with the class materials will be provided so they can catch up. Tuition is not refunded or prorated for individual student absences.

If you would need additional information, please complete the Inquiry Form.