National Math Bee
Compete in fun and engaging math contests while learning new skills and making friends.
REGISTER NOW! Click here for the game to use
in your classroom during the 2013-14 school.
Registration is completely free.

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"They have gained a love of math. I have never seen my child run so quickly to the computer lab after school in an effort to see how many home runs the team can obtain."
                              -Heather Grey, Parent

"This is not something you have to get them to do. This is something they want to do."
                               -Carolyn Hunter, Teacher

"Its just amazing!"
                               -Hunter Pitts, Student

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How do I join?

Math students in grades 1 – 6 for the 2013 – 2014 school year:
Sign-up starting May1, 2013 to register yourself to play free.
in the 2013 – 2014 National Math Bee. Teachers and schools will
be able to register starting September 1, 2013. Student and
teacher logins will become available beginning September 1, 2013.




Register here
What is the National Math Bee?

The National Math Bee is an online math tournament where students from grade 1-6 compete in any or all of the four basic math categories. The program includes a real world interactive competition, culminating in a national level event held at a unique location each year.

The program is a fun and exciting way to help students in grades 1-6 achieve extraordinary levels of speed and accuracy with their math skills. The non-profit National Math Bee is signing up school teams beginning May 1 for the 2013/14 season. Students play and practice math skills in a baseball game scenario, which allows them to practice speed and accuracy while competing and joining in a cooperative learning game.
Where is it held?

The National Math Bee is held in classrooms and schools around the United States throughout the year, as students practice in trial teams at school and participate in online competitions. The 2014-15 school year will include the additional national competition and live event.