West Windsor-Plainsboro
Mathematics Expo

West Windsor-Plainsboro
Mathematics Expo

A fun day of math, games, and prizes for students in grades 3 - 8.

This year's expo will take place Saturday, October 26th!






Learn More!


Note: In order to better achieve our mission/purpose, starting in 2019, we are no longer a tournament.



We High Schoolers Love Math!

And we want to spread that love to the grades below us as well. Starting this year, we are no longer a Math Tournament! We've come to realize that not everyone enjoys only competition math, so we've shifted our focus to making math more enjoyable for everyone in the form of an Expo. Rather than making kids sit for an hour taking individual tests, we've decided to make the event more immersive, collaborative, and most of all, fun! Read about the new format for the event here.

WWPME Afternoon Volunteers/Event Staff together for a picture.




Students intently exploring various puzzles at WWPME's "Secret Codes" mini-event.

We're not just an expo - we're an experience!

We strive to make WWPME a fun and inspiring experience for every one of our participants. Because of this, our mini-events are geared towards exposing students to the fun side of math. Our mini-events include exciting activities in cyptography (Secret Codes), estimation (Estimathon), and so much more. You can find more information about our mini-events here.


Schedule

October 26, 2019

Morning Expo (Grades 3-5 only)
8:45 AM - 9:15 AM
Check In
Outside New Theater
9:25 - 9:45 AM
Opening Ceremony
New Theater
9:55 - 10:55 AM
Problem Exploration
Commons
11:05 AM - 12:15 PM
Mini-Events
Follow Line Leaders
12:30 PM - 1:00 PM
Closing Ceremonies
New Theater
Afternoon Expo (Grades 6-8 only)
2:00 PM - 2:30 PM
Check In
Outside New Theater
2:40 PM - 3:00 PM
Opening Ceremony
New Theater
3:10 PM - 4:10 PM
Problem Exploration
Commons
4:20 PM - 5:30 PM
Mini-Events
Follow Line Leaders
5:45 PM - 6:15 PM
Closing Ceremonies
New Theater
See detailed schedule here.

FAQ

See our Expo Information page for full details on the expo, format, prizes, and procedures.

When and where is the expo held?

The expo takes place at West Windsor-Plainsboro High School South, and this year (2019) the date of the event is October 26, 2019!

The problem solving section of the expo takes about 1 hour in total. Each minievent afterwards will last 30 minutes.

The entire event lasts a bit longer: students in grades 3-5 should arrive at 8:45 AM and will leave by 1:00 PM; students in grades 6-8 should arrive at 2:00 PM and will leave by 6:15 PM. We cannot accept significantly late participants.

What should/shouldn't I bring?

Do bring a pencil and an eraser or a pen, your registration ID (which you will receive by e-mail once you register for the expo online), and your registration fee (if you haven't already paid online).

Do bring acceptable ID. Acceptable ID is either your school-issued student ID card or any other official photo ID verifying your name and age (either on a phone or printed out).

Don't bring a calculator, any rulers or protractors or compasses or drawing implements, or any common-sense things you wouldn't normally bring into a school.

When will photos be available?

Photos will be posted on this website within a week after the exposition ends! By signing up for WWPME, you are giving permission for photos of you to be displayed on our site. If you would like to have a photo that contains you removed from the website email [email protected] and cc [email protected] (with the details of what image) for your picture to be removed.

Who can register?

The exposition is available to students from any school district (including homeschooled) who are between 3rd through 8th grade. There are no prerequisites other than an open mind! Registration is currently closed! Check back later to register for WWPME 2020!

Are parents allowed to stay in the building while the expo is running?

Parents will not be permitted to stay inside the school during the expo. Parents traveling from far may choose to spend time at the following places in the area:

West Windsor Branch Library (333 N Post Rd, Princeton Junction, NJ 08550) Plainsboro Public Library (9 Van Doren St, Plainsboro Township, NJ 08536) Princeton University and surrounding areas
Will there be food available for participants?

This year we will be providing a small snack to each participant. Participants are required to be aware of their own allergies. Lunch will not be provided, and all participants are expected to eat sometime before or after the event.

For any expo-related inquiries contact: [email protected].

For any site-related issues contact: [email protected].