The Math Circle Junior program at Louisiana State University is designed for elementary school students in grades 1-5 who have a passion for math and problem-solving. Our program offers a fun and engaging environment where young learners can explore mathematical concepts through interactive activities and hands-on experiences. Each session focuses on developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills, encouraging students to approach math with curiosity and creativity. Join us for an exciting journey into the world of math, where learning is both enjoyable and intellectually stimulating!
Note: We are excited to announce a new component of **Math Circle ** starting in Spring 2025, designed specifically for middle school students in grades 6–8! Stay tuned for more details. For high school programs, please see Math Circle Competition Team (MCCT) (grades 8–12) and Virtual Math Circle Summer Research Camps (grades 9–12).
Spring 2025 Registration is Open
To join our mailing list, please complete the registration form.
This way, you'll receive announcements about our upcoming Math Circle Junior meetings in Spring 2025. A signup form for each meeting will be sent to everyone on the mailing list the Monday prior to the meeting. Spots will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, and due to capacity limits, we can only accommodate the first 24 children who sign up for each session.Cost = $e^{\pi i}+1$
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Meeting Schedule
Spring 2025: Sundays (3:30-5pm) on the following dates: TBA
Location
244 Lockett Hall (second floor), free parking in front of building.
Past Activities
Saturday, Oct 5, 2024: Cup Stacking.
Cup Stacking is a game created by the Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival. The objective of the game is to start with a row of cups and, by following specific rules for moving them, finish with all the cups stacked into a single pile.
Saturday, Oct 19, 2024: Set.
In SET, your goal is to find groups of 3 cards that match or are totally different in every way! Each card has different shapes, colors, and numbers. Look closely and spot the "SET" before anyone else! It's a fun puzzle for your brain—can you find it first?
Saturday, Oct 26, 2024: Skyscrapers.
Get ready to build your very own city skyline with the Skyscraper Game! Use the clues around the edges to place buildings of different heights in each row and column. The numbers tell you how many skyscrapers you should see from each view, so taller buildings hide the smaller ones behind them. Think you can create the perfect city layout?
Saturday, Nov 16, 2024: Math Festival.
Bring your friends and have fun!
People
Faculty Sponsor: Frank Neubrander
Faculty Coordinators: Rui Han , Fan Yang
Graduate group leaders: Remi Mandal, Yixing Miao, Han Nguyen, Noah Smardo.
Undergraudate group leaders: Kaylen Dillard, Caroline Donahue, Koby Guidroz, Mya Mitchell.
We also thank Rebecca Nguyen and Zane Whittington’s teams at the GeauxTeach Program for their valuable help and support.
Questions?
Email us at mathcirclejunior@lsu.edu.
Help out
If you are a Parent, Teacher, a math faculty or graduate student interested in volunteering, please contact us here mathcirclejunior@lsu.edu.The LSU Math Circle Junior program is sponsored by the LSU Gordon A. Cain Center and LSU Math Department .
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Disclaimer: LSU Math Circle Junior is a public event where parents/guardians are expected to provide supervision of the minors in their custody.
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