Learn the games. Build problem-solving skills. Play with confidence.
The Mathematics Pentathlon® Video Library provides teachers, coaches, parents, and students with easy-to-follow instructional videos for all 20 Mathematics Pentathlon games.
Each game includes instructional resources designed to help students understand the mathematics behind the game and develop successful problem-solving strategies:
Pre-Activities – Build the mathematical concepts and skills needed for successful gameplay.
Game Rules & Instruction – Learn how to set up and play each game through clear, step-by-step instruction.
Assessment Tools – Help teachers and coaches evaluate student understanding and readiness.
Choose the Option That Works Best for You
Purchase access to a complete Division/Grade-Level Video Collection or select individual game videos based on your needs.
Division I: Kindergarten & 1st Grade
Division II: 2nd & 3rd Grade
Division III: 4th & 5th Grade
Division IV: 6th & 7th Grade
Videos are available for purchase OR one-year rental and can be streamed online from the Mathematics Pentathlon Video Library.
Whether you're introducing Mathematics Pentathlon for the first time or preparing students for tournament play, these instructional videos provide the tools you need to teach with confidence and help students become stronger mathematical problem solvers.
Polyhedra dice, pawns, chips and a hexagonal-triangular shaped gameboard are used to play this strategy-chance division game. The goal is to place the greatest number of chips on the board’s six hexagonal-shaped islands. A series of rules related to zero remainders and networking pawns along strategic pathways make this both a conceptual and problem-solving game.
Polyhedra dice, pawns, chips and a hexagonal-triangular shaped gameboard are used to play this strategy-chance division game. The goal is to place the greatest number of chips on the board’s six hexagonal-shaped islands. A series of rules related to zero remainders and networking pawns along stra...
