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🏅 Classes 4 to 7 · ages 9 to 13 · 49 sessions

Maths Olympiad preparation: a course to teach online

A complete Olympiad maths course to teach online, one 50-minute session at a time: ideas explained step by step, worked examples revealed one line at a time, interactive puzzles, a class activity, a quiz and an after-class project in every session.

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Syllabus

Every session in order

4 sessions are ready to teach now; the rest are added in this order.

Unit 1 · Thinking tools

  1. 1Number patterns: find the rule60 min · ready
  2. 2Divisibility rules and missing digits60 min · ready
  3. 3Counting without listing: the multiplication principle60 min · ready
  4. 4Logic puzzles: knights, knaves and grids60 min · ready
  5. 5Mixed problem set and reviewcoming

Unit 2 · Numbers

  1. 6Factors, multiples and primescoming
  2. 7HCF and LCM in word problemscoming
  3. 8Remainders and clock arithmeticcoming
  4. 9Place value and digit puzzlescoming
  5. 10Fractions and ratio puzzlescoming
  6. 11Percentages and averagescoming
  7. 12Number tricks and magic squarescoming

Unit 3 · Geometry

  1. 13Angles and shapescoming
  2. 14Triangles and quadrilateralscoming
  3. 15Perimeter and area puzzlescoming
  4. 16Counting shapes in figurescoming
  5. 17Symmetry, nets and cubescoming
  6. 18Paper folding and mirror imagescoming
  7. 19Circles and clockscoming

Unit 4 · Counting and chance

  1. 20Arrangements and selectionscoming
  2. 21Handshakes and diagonalscoming
  3. 22Pigeonhole principlecoming
  4. 23Probability puzzlescoming
  5. 24Paths on a gridcoming
  6. 25Inclusion and exclusion with Venn diagramscoming

Unit 5 · Algebra thinking

  1. 26Unknowns and balance puzzlescoming
  2. 27Age and money problemscoming
  3. 28Speed, time and distancecoming
  4. 29Work and time problemscoming
  5. 30Working backwardscoming
  6. 31Sequences and seriescoming

Unit 6 · Reasoning

  1. 32Coding and decodingcoming
  2. 33Series and analogiescoming
  3. 34Direction and distancecoming
  4. 35Blood relationscoming
  5. 36Calendars and clockscoming
  6. 37Ranking and orderingcoming
  7. 38Cubes and dicecoming

Unit 7 · Competition practice

  1. 39Timed paper 1coming
  2. 40Review of paper 1coming
  3. 41Timed paper 2coming
  4. 42Review of paper 2coming
  5. 43Timed paper 3coming
  6. 44Strategy for the exam daycoming

Unit 8 · Challenge round

  1. 45Invariants and paritycoming
  2. 46Proof by contradictioncoming
  3. 47Colouring argumentscoming
  4. 48Famous Olympiad problemscoming
  5. 49Final reviewcoming

Class timetable

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FAQ

Maths Olympiad preparation: questions

Who is the Olympiad maths course for?

Classes 4 to 7 · ages 9 to 13. It starts from the beginning and each session builds on the one before.

How long is each session?

About 60 minutes, with a minute-by-minute plan at the bottom of every lesson.

What does a learner need?

A computer or tablet with a browser. Nothing to install: code runs on the page, puzzles are interactive, and every lesson has a printable practice sheet.

Can I plan a timetable?

Yes. Choose a start date and the class days below. It lists the date of every session and can be added to your calendar.

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