Group -style math contests for elementary/middle school?

[Anonymous]

Are there group -style math competition for elementary school/middle school kids? I'm looking at moems/kangaroo/math counts and they all look like individual tests. (Team score = sum of individual test scores)

Are there competitions are promote teamwork? I recall from my youth things like the Mandelbrot competition or ARML's power and relay questions, which involve a lot of team work.

[Anonymous]

Mathcounts has a team round, where the team members work together to solve problems.

It's a fringe contest, but the only middle school aged contest I can think of that is only a team competition is Purple Comet.

[Anonymous]

MOEMS/Math Olympiad has a team round at the tournament.
Math League also does team round, though right now they are mostly online contests that I wouldn't recommend.

[Anonymous]

MS used to have math counts. Idk if any still do. ES with heavy parental involvement used to have math counts clubs. Perhaps Covid was the excuse to drop them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:MS used to have math counts. Idk if any still do. ES with heavy parental involvement used to have math counts clubs. Perhaps Covid was the excuse to drop them.

Interest level seems to have dropped after COVID. Our chapter went from 20+ schools to less than 10.
Any school can sign up if you can find a teacher to sponsor it, or a parent can just go talk to the principal and sponsor it themselves.