UIL Number Sense Contest

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UIL Number Sense Contest Practice and Test Taking Tips For Coaches Larry White UIL State Number Sense Contest Director texasmath@centex.net www.uiltexas.org/academics/stem/number-sense

UIL NUMBER SENSE Contest Rules

Rules for Competition + 5 points for each correct answer 80 problems (see sequence chart) 10 minutes No scratch work – no erasing – no marking over + 5 points for each correct answer - 4 points for incorrect or skipped (up to the last one attempted)

Rules for Competition (continued) * problems (10,20,30,..., 80) are estimation problems (+ or -5% error) types of problems --see sequence chart Grading and scoring rules are found in the 2018-2019 UIL Number Sense Handbook.

UIL NUMBER SENSE RESOURCES

Texas Math & Science Coaches Association Contact: Julie Majewski-Smith TMSCA www.tmsca.org Contact: Julie Majewski-Smith 940-563-1005 execsectmsca@gmail.com Newsletter - Resource Page –Tests - Forms

Books and practice materials No Sense in Mathematics – Don Skow (dskow@panam.edu) RAM Materials – Leo Ramirez (www.rammaterials.com) Mental Mathematics for Number Sense – Frances Walzel (mentalmathbook@gmail.com) AMT Test Writing Service Andy Zapata (adzapata74@gmail.com) Middle School and High School Packets Dr. John Hobbs (call 972-442-3168)

Practice tests University Interscholastic League (UIL) (http://www.uil.utexas.edu/) Texas Math and Science Coaches Association (TMSCA) (http://www.tmsca.org) RAM Materials – Leo Ramirez (www.rammaterials.com) AMT Test Writing Service – Andy Zapata (adzapata74@gmail.com) Hexco – Linda Terrant (http://www.hexco.com)

Computer Software Number Sense Computerized – by Larry White (texasmath@centex.net) UIL Number Sense Mental Math Mentor (http://www.hexco.com)

Websites UIL - www.uiltexas.org/academics TMSCA - www.tmsca.org Dr. Numsen - www.academicmeet.com Math Forum - www.mathforum.org Virtual Challenge Meet – www.virtualchallengemeets.com Number Dojo - www.numberdojo.com Number Sense Tricks http://bryantheath.com/number-sense-tricks-manual/

Manditory Memorization UIL NUMBER SENSE Manditory Memorization

Have to Know Immediately First 35 Squares First 15 Cubes First 10 Square Roots to 3-decimals Onesies from 1/2 to 1/12 and 1/16 – percents, fractions, decimal equivalencies Roman Numerals Remainder Rules-2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,& 11 Estimation Strategies

UIL NUMBER SENSE Practice Tips

Speed and accuracy comes from increased knowledge and practice Practice Tips Speed and accuracy comes from increased knowledge and practice not from taking tests!

Note Card Rings Knowledge Speed Practice Tips Note Card Rings Knowledge Speed

UIL NUMBER SENSE Test Taking Tips

Estimations Mark-overs Distractions Pen vs Pencil Test Taking Tips Warming Up Timers Goal Setting Skipping Estimations Mark-overs Distractions Pen vs Pencil Speed vs Accuracy

Test Taking Tips Success is not due to some magical formula. The amount of success is determined by the amount of hard work and practice!

HAVE A GREAT DAY! And remember, number sense is just MIND OVER “MATH-ER”