Yes-Math Problem Solving Labs
Welcoming new students looking to shine mathematically
Calling all rising 3rd-8th graders who wish to thrive in advanced math! Now offering problem solving labs that honor the power of discovering math in community.
Develop teamwork and math communication
Develop presentation and active listening skills
Expand problem solving strategies from observing the ideas of others
Gain like-minded friends who like math challenges as much as you do
Receive personalized attention thanks to low student: mathematician ratio; only 4-6 students!
Have fun!
SCHOOL YEAR 2025-2026
I’m excited to offer a year-long, weekly program with tracks for 3rd and 4th graders to explore advanced math in cohorts. Meetings will take place in Pacific Heights, San Francisco, or online. In addition to weekly 70-minute meetings, students will be expected to complete approximately 1 hour of outside practice.
SUMMER 2025
Weeklong LABs for rising 3rd and 4th graders / Morning or Afternoon sessions / Weeks of July 7, July 14, July 21, July 28, August 4
In preparation for next school year’s programming, I am offering weeklong intensives for rising 3rd and 4th graders, which also serve as trials for the school year program.
Topics include: Multiplication & division / Lines, angles, shapes / Perimeter, area, volume, surface area / Skip counting and number line strategies / Fraction fluency / Algebraic reasoning / Cryptarithms & puzzles / Polyominoes / Graph coloring / Problem solving strategies including estimation & reasonableness
Once weekly lab for 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th graders / 4:30-6pm / June 23 - August 12
Additionally, I will offer once weekly problem solving labs which can be attended à la carte during weeks your student is available.
Rising 3rd and 4th: Math Olympiad for Elementary and Middle Schoolers (Elementary Level)
Rising 5th and 6th: Math Olympiad for Elementary and Middle Schoolers (Elementary Level)
Rising 7th and 8th:Math Olympiad for Elementary and Middle Schoolers (Middle Level)
Rising 8th: SSAT Math (& mathy analogies)