Resources for High-School Students who love Math (and their parents!)
- Studying Challenging and Cool Math Year-Round:
- Learning Unlimited Programs: day- and weekend-long festivals of learning, much in the style of Mathcamp classes.
- Math Circles: weekly or monthly gatherings exploring cool topics in math. Find a circle near you or start your own!
- Problems, Problem Solving, and Math Competitions
- The Art of Problem Solving (AoPS): a problem solving website with classes and active message boards. Lots of Mathcamp students (and even staff!) post and read regularly on the AoPS message boards.
- USA Mathematical Talent Search (USAMTS): a nationwide mail-in math competition open to all US high school students.
- MathLinks EveryOne: problem collections, a hard math contest and a large problem solving community open to everyone.
- AMC's Math Problems Directory: a (big!) collection of long-answer problems of the type found on Olympiad-type contests or in problem sections of math journals.
- Geometry Problem of the Week from The Math Forum
- Interesting Topics in Mathematics
- Interactive Web Utilities
- Wolfram Alpha - a computational knowledge engine, free and online and cool
- Euclid's ELEMENTS
- Non-Euclidean Geometry
- Gallery of Interactive Geometry
- Mathematics in History and Culture
- Proofs and Proof Techniques
- How To Write Proofs
- Common Structures of Proofs
- The Pigeonhole Principle (and some fun applications)
- Collaborative Spaces by and for Research Mathematicians
(Watch research unfold!)- Math Overflow: for mathematicians to ask and answer research-level math questions
- PolyMath : a blog and wiki for "massively collaborative mathematical research projects"
- The Open Problem Garden: a collection of unsolved problems in mathematics
