Experience math in a whole new light. At Telerom Math School’s Pop-Up, numbers meet tradition in a bold fusion of folk heritage and Pop-Art logic. Get hands-on with puzzles and patterns that show how ancient art is actually an algorithm of beauty.
Hope in Patterns 2026
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Inspired by this year’s International Day of Mathematics theme—Mathematics and Hope—we felt this message was too powerful for just one day. This theme resonates so deeply with the spirit of 2026 that we’ve decided to keep the celebration going! What begins on March 14th is just the kickoff. Telerom Math School is proud to announce our “Hope in Patterns” Pop-Up Series—a traveling continuation of our Pi Day festival.
This festival is designed for children in grades 1 through 4
Where/When: 457 Noble Ave., Bridgeport, CT — Saturday, March 15 • 12:00–2:15 PM
12:00–1:15 — Фестиваль (інтерактивна частина)
1:15–2:15 — Розмова + дискусія для дорослих/підлітків. Лекція на українській мові.
1:15–2:15 Тема зустрічі
“Вивчення математики в Америці на порозі ери штучного інтелекту”
Про що поговоримо:
- Як побудувати карту підготовки до SAT/SSAT
- Чому під час підготовки виникає оманливе відчуття “поганої пам’яті” — і що насправді може відбуватися
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“Людина: інструкція до застосування” — про людину і ШІ
- Математичні досягнення як шлях до престижних університетів США
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Природа математичної тривожності, алгоритмічне мислення, та виклики для кожного віку
Запрошуємо дітей і дорослих!
Admission: $15 per participant. All proceeds go directly to supporting the church.
Hope in Every Stroke: A Telerom Pop-Up. Experience Hope in Patterns, where community spirit, mathematics, and Ukrainian tradition intertwine. We celebrate Petrykivka—a UNESCO-protected treasure known for its vibrant birds and floral motifs. Come and see how math brings these ancient patterns to life, creating a bridge between cultural history and future logic.
🎡 Featured Stations:
The Math of Flight
From Archimedes to Sikorsky
Trace the 2,000-year evolution of the “Spiral Wing.” From the ancient Archimedean Screw used to move water, to Leonardo da Vinci’s visionary “Aerial Screw” sketches, and finally to Igor Sikorsky, the man who did the math and made the dream fly.
Tradition Re-Coded.
Folk Heritage Meets Pop-Art Logic. Become a “Human Printing Machine”! Color bold pop-art flowers using attributes and build a logic code for your masterpiece.
Mondrian Art Puzzle
Think Like a Mathematician. Create Like an Artist.
…and many more exciting challenges to discover!
The “Hope in Patterns 2026” Pop-Up Gallery
Why We Teach the Way We Do
The world is changing at a dizzying speed. The World Economic Forum noted that “more than half of today’s primary-school students will work in professions that do not yet exist” (Davos, 2016). Therefore, flexibility of thinking, the ability to solve non-standard tasks, and the capacity to use their full intellectual potential are especially valued. These skills will be the focus of our course.
We solve real math together — working problems out loud, modeling multiple strategies, and turning mistakes into “aha!” moments.
Telerom students shine at the International Math Competition!
Timothy Yankovsky (Grade 2) 🏆placed 4ᵗʰ in Connecticut and 7ᵗʰ nationwide🏆 — an amazing achievement!
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.
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.