Navigating Math Kangaroo Webinar
Recommended for students aged 7-9 years or in Grades 3-4.

This webinar is distinct from the Math Kangaroo Competition held in March.

Key Details:

• Schedule: The webinar meets 10 times for 1 hour each session.
• Handouts: Print before each class (Note: Lesson 4 does not have a handout). Access the handouts here

Webinar Format:

• The instructor will use Polls to engage students in activities.
• No direct student-teacher discussions as in a regular small group class.

   Webinar Presenter: Dr. Sarah Sagi

• Dr. Sarah Sagi
  Math Kangaroo Faculty and Curriculum Expert with extensive experience in building Math Kangaroo’s online curriculum. Dr. Sagi has taught Math Kangaroo classes and webinars for 3 years and has coached elementary school math clubs to top honors in international math contests. She graduated from Harvey Mudd College and earned a PhD from UC San Diego in Biomedical Sciences. As a mother of four children, she values introducing alternative methods for solving challenging problems to help each student find their preferred tools. Her hobbies include Zumba, crochet, and walking.

Contributor:

• Shourya Vyas -- Currently in 10th grade in Garland, TX. I have been participating in Math Kangaroo since 3rd grade, but this is my first year volunteering at Math Kangaroo! I am in the IB program at my school and enjoy competing in math competitions like UIL and the AMCs. My hobbies include traveling, piano, and chess; I also enjoy tutoring on platforms like Schoolhouse.

Webinar Information:

• Target Audience: Students in Grades 3-4 with math competition experience or those interested in competing at a high level in Math Kangaroo.
• Course Content: The course uses problems from the Level 3-4 competitions and assumes familiarity with problem-solving strategies. It is intense, fast-paced, and enjoyable.
• Optional Homework: For weeks 2-9, students will complete a Math Kangaroo 24-question test to build persistence and stamina for the actual competition.

Level 3-4 Lesson Topics (Set A):

1. Introduction
2. Draw a Picture or Diagram
3. Make an Organized List
4. Make a Table
5. Find a Pattern
6. Guess and Check
7. Experiment and Act Out
8. Work Backwards
9. Logic
10. Missing Values

1. Lesson 2 Practice Exam 3-4 year 2014
2. Lesson 3 Practice Exam 3-4 year 2015
3. Lesson 4 Practice Exam 3-4 year 2016
4. Lesson 5 Practice Exam 3-4 year 2017
5. Lesson 6 Practice Exam 3-4 year 2018
6. Lesson 7 Practice Exam 3-4 year 2019
7. Lesson 8 Practice Exam 3-4 year 2020
8. Lesson 9 Practice Exam 3-4 year 2021