April 21st, 2024.
XXVIII Math Kangaroo Competition in USA for students in grades 1 through 12.
Date: Thursday, March 20, 2025.
Registration: September 15, 2024 till December 15, 2024 at www.mathkangaroo.org.
Facts: All students are given recognition and gifts for participation. Over 6 million students participate in Math Kangaroo competition worldwide.
Excitement: math eye catching image to capture average student attention.
Website: www.mathkangaroo.org and contact email: info@mathkangaroo.org.
Only electronic poster entries will be accepted and displayed.
Only JPG files are allowed.
Posters should be at least of 300 dpi, max. size 10 GB. Color and creativity is encouraged.
Submitted posters should be named as follows: Student_Grade_State_City_Name.
Example: Student_2_CA_LosAngeles_JaneDoe. If you are already out of school, name the poster as: Adult_State_City_Name. Example: Adult_CA_LosAngeles_JaneDoe
After creating your poster upload it together with your information here. Any questions regarding posters should be directed to posters@mathkangaroo.org. The author of the winning entry will be contacted by email and also might be asked to make minor changes to his/her poster.
Only one poster entry is allowed per person – multiple entries are not accepted.
Not allowed in poster submissions: Images of calculators or anything copied from other websites.
Note: All US citizens (residing in or outside the United States) are eligible to participate in Math Kangaroo Poster even if do not participate in the Math Kangaroo Competitions.
Best Poster will be chosen by the Internal MK Committee. Award: $200 Amazon gift card.
Best T-shirt picture may be chosen out of the posters. Award: $100 Amazon gift card.
The winner’s poster will be featured in 2025 Math Kangaroo printed resources.
The winning design will be distributed to all participating states in the United States: schools, libraries, municipalities and businesses.
The national winner will be recognized in May at XXVII Math Kangaroo Annual Award Ceremony in the state of residence (if such takes place), in the Math Kangaroo Bulletin, and acknowledged on the Math Kangaroo website.
