Morgan Hill Math Student Circle
ONLINEWeekly Math Circle for students in 1st through 8th grades.
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Calvin University Math Circle
Calvin University 1740 Knollcrest Circle SE, North Hall 276, Grand Rapids, MichiganThe Calvin University Math Circle is an opportunity for 6th–8th grade students (typically 11–13 years old) to engage with exciting problems and topics in mathematics. Meetings are led by a professor in the Calvin math department and typically begin with a warmup activity or game that leads into the day's problem or topic. The Math […]
Math Teachers’ Circle: Skyscrapers, Flowers and JRMF
CSU Dominguez Hills 1000 E Victoria Street, Carson, CaliforniaDaniel Klein, Executive Director of the Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival (JRMF) will lead us in exploring some fun mathematics that is suitable for students in grades 4-12. In this session, we will be exploring the following two activities: Skyscrapers is a game where you place skyscraper towers on a grid where the heights of the […]
Dinner and a Math Problem!
CSU San Bernardino 5500 UNIVERSITY PKWY, San Bernardino, CaliforniaThe Inland Empire Math Teachers’ Circle presents Dinner and a Math Problem! This monthly event offers the teaching community in the region a great opportunity to network andwork together to solve interesting and accessible mathematics problems. Each evening starts withdinner, some time to mingle, and then we get to the main course: the math problem! […]
Resource and Networking Fair
ONLINEDear math outreach friends, The Math Circles for Students and Teachers SIGMAA is hosting a Math Circle Virtual Resource and Networking Fair on Thursday, March 9th, 7-8:30 EST… and you’re invited! If you’re already sold, here’s the registration link: https://sru.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJEvf-6qrjItGNN0hgOj4qh-5G-5x_NQyDhd The format will be a series of brief 2-3 minute presentations by different math outreach […]
Chapel Hill Math Circle biweekly meetings
UNC at Chapel Hill Phillips Hall, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel HIll, North CarolinaWe meet every other Saturday morning during the school year with 4 classes for different ages / levels. See our calendar for details at https://chapelhillmathcircle.org/calendar/
UF Math Circle
University of Florida, Little Hall, Room 225 Little Hall, Gainesville, FloridaIn Spring 2023, the University of Florida Math Circle meets Saturdays from 10am-12pm in room 225 of Little Hall on the UF campus. The first meeting will be January 7th. Parking is free in front of Little Hall. The math circle is aimed at grades 6-12, and features fun math activities with faculty and graduate […]
San Francisco Math Teachers’ Circle
Proof School 973 Mission St., San FranciscoTopic: TBD Facilitator: Susan Durst, Proof School Welcome to the San Francisco Math Teachers’ Circle! Founded in 2016, we are a professional community of teachers and mathematicians who love solving fun, challenging math problems. The SFMTC offers monthly Saturday meetings for math teachers interested in exploring accessible, exciting topics in mathematics. All teachers are welcome […]
Morgan Hill Math Student Circle
ONLINEWeekly Math Circle for students in 1st through 8th grades.
Calvin University Math Circle
Calvin University 1740 Knollcrest Circle SE, North Hall 276, Grand Rapids, MichiganThe Calvin University Math Circle is an opportunity for 6th–8th grade students (typically 11–13 years old) to engage with exciting problems and topics in mathematics. Meetings are led by a professor in the Calvin math department and typically begin with a warmup activity or game that leads into the day's problem or topic. The Math […]
March Metro Atlanta Math Teachers’ Circle Meeting
Kennesaw State University 3211 Campus Loop Rd, Kennesaw, GeorgiaTim Snyder will be our leader. He is presenting some mathematical card games that he has designed. This is an in-person and virtual meeting via Zoom. The Zoom link is https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85207015493
SANTA CRUZ MATH TEACHERS’ CIRCLE
Santa Cruz County Office of Education 400 Encinal, Santa Cruz, CaliforniaARCHIMEDES, PI, AND EXHAUSTION: HOW TO GET AROUND INFINITY WITHOUT BREAKING A SWEAT. March session for the Santa Cruz math Circle. This session will be held in-person and will be led by Professor Marty Weissman from UCSC.