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    Your next state-wide contest will run any time between January 12th and March 15th, depending on your region.

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    Students and taacher celebrate with a Sumdog trophy

    How do contests work?

    Whether they're learning in school or at home, your students can play alongside their classmates using a smartphone, tablet or computer.

    Easy to try

    Easy to try

    You can try out Sumdog and enter your next local contest by requesting a trial for your school.
    Fair & adaptive

    Fair & adaptive

    Questions are personalised and scores are based on accuracy, so everyone competes at their own level – and any class can win.
    Fun and engaging

    Fun and engaging

    Students simply answer math questions while playing Sumdog's super fun online activities - they can even do it as homework!
    Prizes to be won

    Prizes to be won

    Students can win participation prizes, Sumdog coins, and certificates of achievement! Learn more about contest prizes.

    'Even within one contest period I can see growth in my children.'

    Deb Milka, Teacher
    Mattawan Early Elementary School, MI

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    Get involved

    Download our free Sumdog resources to celebrate pupil achievements and encourage school-wide participation!

    Sumdog Contest Poster

    Sumdog Contest Poster

    Print this poster and put it on your noticeboard to encourage students and colleagues to join in the fun!

     

    Achievement Certificate

    Achievement Certificate

    Want to reward your students for their hard work during the contest? Download and personalize these printable certificates.

     

    'I have used Sumdog for many years and have found it a great way to engage my students in math skills using contests, games and ranking. The students especially like the local and nationwide contests to find out how they placed! I highly recommend it.'

     

    John Lukens, Teacher
    Johnson Elementary School, VT