Mensa Kids Trek Math Challenges
To Be Arranged
Huntsville Public Library auditorium
Mensa Kids Trek is Free, Open to the Public, and Geared for All Ages.
Children MUST have adult partners.
Contact information:
Martha Williams, kidstrek@earthlink.net
North Alabama Mensa Kids Trek Mathematical Challenges 2016
Right to Left: Larry Hill, Manager of Publix Groceries TWO BRAVE YOUNG LADIES WITH RICHARD PARKER The intensity of recalling digits of pi and
on Whitesburg Drive, Huntsville, brought hot apple the enjoyment of discovering probabilities.
pies, Frizbees, activity books, and pencils, and
assisted with the math activities.
Eric Hawkes wrote and recited 102 digits of pi for the
first-place winner position.
Jeanne Cline won second place with 80 digits of pi.
Martavious Williams received a personalized cookie cake Mathematical Approaches to Construction Height Mathematical Approaches to the Domino Theory
and Batman balloon (to the delight of two of his sons)
for mastering Math Mania 5-8!
Diameter, Circumference, and the Distance Congratulations to Ray Cassell
Traveled by Plastic Frog, Determined Through for being the first to respond
Family Involvement in Kinesthetic Math to the Mensa Kids Trek
with Hula Hoops Summer Math Challenge.
Math puzzle #2: What is the 5-digit number in which the first digit is one-half the last,
than the second, and the fourth digit is the result of subtracting the
sum of the first and second digits from the third?
(Clue: The sum of all the digits is 16.)