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Black Belt Math Challenge



Welcome to the Black Belt Math page.  Click on the following links to start the Black Belt Math Challenge.  Belts must be performed in order.  Students should master the facts inside out in order to receive a belt.
  • Younger students should work on the addition and subtraction levels first, followed by multiplication, and division.  
  • Advanced students have the option of completing multiple levels of a belt at the same time.  
Click on the belts below to view helpful songs, flashcards, and drills.

White Belt
Yellow Belt
Orange Belt 
Green Belt
Blue Belt
Purple Belt
Pink Belt
Red Belt
Brown Belt
Black Belt

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