Class Description CM200 – Middle School Contest Math Beginner (Grades 7)

Contest Math 200 – CM200 Middle School Contest Math Beginner
(Grades 7)

  • Recommended Grades: 7
  • Fee (per semester): $699

2026 Spring – CM200B

CM200B

Session 1 (In-Person)*

Instructor: Ms. H
Saturday 10AM – 12PM CT
Dates: Jan 31 – May 2
No Class Date: Feb 14, March 14

CM200B

Session 2 (Online)**

Instructor: Ms. H
Tuesday 6 – 8PM CST
Dates: Feb 3 to April 28
No Class Date: March 17

2025 Fall – CM200A

CM200A

Session 1 (In-Person)*

Instructor: Ms. H
Saturday 10AM – 12PM CT
Dates: Sept 6 to Nov 29
No Class Date: Nov 22

CM200A

Session 2 (Online)**

Instructor: Ms. H
Tuesday 6 – 8PM CST
Dates: Sept 9 to Dec 2
No Class Date: Nov 25

* Printed class notes available in class. Homework available immediately after each class until 3 months after the last day of class in Canvas. In-person classes have no recording.
** All class materials including recordings (viewing only) are available immediately after each class until 3 months after the last day of class in Canvas

CM200 TA Office Hour (Online)

Homework Solutions: Written homework solutions are available right after each homework submission and video homework solutions are available in Canvas after the homework due date.
Online TA Session: Students may sign up for a 15-minute, one-on-one online TA session each month. Before bringing homework questions to TA office hours, students are expected to review the posted solutions. Only bring questions if clarification is still needed after reviewing those materials. Other general questions related to class material are also welcome.

Optional Date/Time: Wednesday 7PM – 8PM Central Time or Friday 6PM – 7PM Central Time

Email info@momentumlearning.org to schedule the TA session no later than 3:00 PM on the day before your chosen date.

In the email subject line, please include the class title, student name, and desired date.
Example: CM200 – Student Name – Feb 18th Wednesday

Class Description: This one-year (two semesters) course is intended for students who enjoy solving challenging mathematical problems while expanding their knowledge beyond regular classroom settings. This class also helps young students improve their study skills such as note taking, presenting solutions, etc. As our other problems solving courses, this is not a boot camp for any particular competition. However, students who participate our programs perform well in them.

What will be covered: All 4 subjects (Pre-Algebra/Algebra, Geometry, Number Theory, and Combinatorics) will be covered in this one-year class.

Difficulty Level: Up to easy AMC8 and Mathcounts School Round.

Time Required: Students are expected to attend the weekly 2-hr lecture and the optional weekly 45-minute TA session where the teacher will go over each week’s homework problems and answer any questions students might have. Students are expected to spend around 1 hour on homework problems each week.

Who should take this course: Students who would like to improve their problem solving skills and improve scores in competitions such as AMC8, MathCounts, Math League, TMSCA, etc.

Qualifying Test: Required for students in 6th grade or below

Recommended Grades: 7

Max Class Size: 12 – 15

Note: After you add CM200 to your cart, you will be on the waiting list until it is approved by our staff (usually within one business day). If the student is in 5th Grade or below, the student will need to take the qualifying test first unless you have finished both CM101A and CM101B. After it is approved, you will receive an invoice. If it is not approved or if we need any additional information, we will contact you via email or phone.

Who should skip this course: Students who scored 250+ on TMSCA Number Sense and 150+ on TMSCA General Math or 150+ on MathLeague.org contests.

Fall (CM200A)

  • Multiplication Division Review
  • Fractions
  • Decimals
  • Negative Numbers
  • Algebraic Expressions
  • Ratios and Rates
  • Percents
  • Prime Factorization and Divisors

Spring (CM200B)

  • Solving Linear Equations – Part 1
  • Solving Linear Equations – Part 2
  • Exponents, Operations with Exponents
  • Radical Expressions
  • Right Triangles
  • Quadrilaterals
  • Areas
  • Counting and Probability
  • Statistics