Hope in Patterns: Math + Ukrainian Folk Art
Our festival is listed on the official International Day of Mathematics events map
Telerom students shine at the 2025 International Math Competition!
Timothy Yankovsky (Grade 2) 🏆placed 4ᵗʰ in Connecticut and 7ᵗʰ nationwide🏆 — an amazing achievement!
Thank you to those who have already supported the publication of
Add & Subtract to 20
We are sincerely grateful to the organizations and individuals who have contributed to this project so far. Your generosity is helping bring this book to life.
Sponsors & Supporters
Telerom Math School is preparing to publish
Add & Subtract to 20
A: Make Math Click (Grades 1–2), with a planned release in March 2026.
If you would like to become a sponsor before the March 26, 2026 deadline, please reach out to us. Email ivelbytska@telerom.org or call (475) 308-9037, and we will be happy to share sponsorship options and next steps.
Join Our Math Programs — Starts in March!
Math Club for Grades 1–4 in North Haven
🔹 We blend ⚙️ robots, ♟️ chess, and 🎵 TikTok-style music breaks with rock-solid problem-solving.
North Haven Math Club — Grades 1-4
Tuesdays, 5:45-7:15 PM · 262 State St, North Haven
Launch Pricing (Connecticut): $400 per semester (February–June) or $150 month-to-month—choose what works best for your family.
Meet Our Teachers
Teaching Philosophy
“Mathematics is the creative language that explains our world,” Iryna says. Drawing on experience in New Haven public schools, after-school programs, and her own studies at elite STEM boarding schools (Kolmogorov Physics-Math School 18 and Kyiv Lyceum 145), she crafts interdisciplinary lessons that let students explore ideas, connect fields, and build lifelong confidence in STEM.
Teaching Philosophy
“Chess teaches us to think before we act,” he says. He weaves that principle into every chess and logic session, guiding learners to trace cause and effect, weigh options, and express ideas with clarity and confidence. The habits they build extend far beyond the 64 squares.
Teaching Philosophy
“The best way to understand technology is to build it.”
Guided by this belief, Tymofii designs classes around rapid prototyping, focused error analysis, and industry-style demos. This hands-on approach gives learners robust STEM skills and a clear picture of the part robotics and AI will play in shaping tomorrow’s world.
Guest Lecturers
As part of our curriculum, we will host a series of special lectures delivered by invited speakers—professionals with expertise in the latest scientific advancements
TikTok-style music breaks
Spring Online Math Camp
Dates: April 13 – April 17
Camp teaching is bilingual: English and Ukrainian.
Tuition: $100
Flexible Attendance
Students may attend any or all sessions, based on your child’s grade level and interest. Your child can choose the classes that feel most helpful, fun, or challenging.
Powered by Beast Academy (AoPS). Each session includes guided practice on the Beast Academy online platform (AoPS).
Format: Online (live classes)
Daily Schedule
- 9:30–10:00— Equations & Expressions (Grades 3*–8). Learn to read, build, and solve expressions and simple equations.
- 10:00–10:30 — Skip-Counting (2.OA.C.4, 3.OA.D.9).Patterns, number sense, and mental math speed.
- 10:30–11:00 — Catch-Up & Boost.We close gaps and strengthen core skills step by step.
Multiplication, distributive property, division, fractions - 11:00–11:30 — Exponents (Grades 4–8).Powers made clear: patterns, rules, and practice.
- 11:30–12:00 — Ratios & Rates (Grades 5*–8).Real-life math: comparing, scaling, and rate problems.
Note about levels
* means an advanced level for that grade
(for example, Grade 3* = advanced track for 3rd graders; Grade 5* = advanced track for 5th graders).
Add & Subtract to 20: Student Workbook (Grades 1–2)
Add & Subtract to 20: Student Workbook (Grades 1–2) is a research-based workbook that helps children master addition and subtraction within 20 without tears or rote memorization. Through short story-based lessons and hands-on activities with cubes, diagrams, and visual models, children discover their own strategies for solving “crossing ten” problems like 8 + 7 or 12 − 5. The 8 carefully structured lessons follow P. Ya. Galperin’s step-by-step method, so students move from concrete actions to confident mental calculation. The book is available in English in both print and digital formats, and a Ukrainian-language PDF edition will be available starting in March 2026.