2 March – 11 May
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SpringBoard is an annual math challenge that turns year-end math practice into a fun competition that any class can participate in. Your students get to work together as a class and compete against other classes around the country.
Springboard 2020
See you next year
If you missed the starting date, don’t worry!
You can sign up and participate in SpringBoard 2020 anytime between 2 March - 4 May.
Participating is as easy as 123
- 1Enroll
If you’re a new teacher, create a free SplashLearn account and set up your class. Existing SplashLearn teachers can just enroll and start playing.
- 2Start playing
Once you have your teacher account set up, your students can log into SplashLearn and start working on their math skills.
- 3Earn points
All points your students earn (in class and at home) during the contest period will count toward your total class score.
- Win!
The best performing classes win weekly prizes. The grand winners will be announced at the end of SpringBoard and get prizes worth $20,000.
Why do 35,000+ classrooms participate in SpringBoard?
- Year-end practice
SpringBoard is designed to help your students master their current grade skills and prepare for end-of-year tests. During this 10-week challenge, they have fun and also end up mastering math skills in the process.
- Prizes
Weekly prizes will be given to the best performing classes, both at the state and national level. At the end of 10 weeks, the top three classes with the most points will win the grand prize.
- Bragging rights
Winning SpringBoard will make your class the national champions aka the best math class in the US. This gets not only your class but your school nationwide recognition through our PR and social channels.
Have a question?
We’d love to hear from you. Write to us at [email protected] with all your questions, concerns and feedback.
Contest RulesSplashLearn SpringBoard 2020 will run for 10 weeks from 2 March – 11 May.
SpringBoard is open to all K-5 school teachers across the US and Canada. Teachers just need to sign up for a free SplashLearn teacher account prior to entering the contest.
In your classroom. Along with thousands of other classrooms. All you need is a SplashLearn teacher account and an enthusiastic class ready to make a splash.
You can use computers, tablets, or mobile devices to access SplashLearn.
Points are calculated at the student and class level, which means each student’s progress (in class and at home) contributes to the total class score. Each correct answer fetches 10 points. A streak of 5 correct answers earns a student 25 points, while a streak of 10 correct answers gets them 60 points.
“We have had enormous learning in these three or four weeks, we feel great about math – a confidence that will never leave us, and each of us is more than ready to go confidently into 3rd grade.”
“Not that they needed any carrots for doing math on SplashLearn, but the fact that we got to the leaderboard was certainly a big motivation. My students love to check the class points and standing on the leaderboard every day, but most importantly (and whether they eventually win or not), they feel immense pride in their work.”
“There’s something about the program that really inspires them to try harder – so my entire class, with no exception, loves math now. Parents of my students are very impressed with the interest and love for math their kids show, even at home.”
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