How much information can the human brain accurately remember in just 5 minutes? For a series of final exams in their last three classes from late May to early June, our Memory & Creativity Year 1 students completed assessments of MemoKid’s Memory Ranking Competition in five disciplines: Images, Random Numbers, Names & Faces, Speed Cards, and Random Words. Each of these disciplines had maximum of 5 minutes allowed for memorization. Memory sports demand intense focus, structure

We are excited to share the results from our latest 3x3 Rubik’s Cube ranking competition at MemoKid. It was especially significant as students from our Speed Math Yr 2 program completed the assessment as their final exam before graduation because Rubik's Cube is one of the brain games that they learn in addition to their core program of using arithmetic operations for brain sports. The performance data from this event highlights how structured training supports cognitive deve

When a third grader honestly admits he does not really like your program you listen. Watch this authentic interview to see Anand share what two years of Speed Math at MemoKid felt like to him, from mastering advanced multiplication to solving the Rubik’s Cube and the Keymaster puzzle. Anand earned an annual championship title in mental math twice at MemoKid Cup. He also obtained the 15th highest score in 10-digit mental addition for his division at the Spring 2026 National St

We are excited to finally share the results from our April 2026 Sport Stacking tournament. The energy was high during our multi-day event. The child-parent doubles were a particular highlight, proving that sport stacking can be a fun family activity that encourages teamwork across different age divisions. We integrate sport stacking into our Speed Math curriculum to promote bilateral proficiency and improve cross-lateral coordination. This fast-paced activity requires emotion

On May 2, we successfully hosted the MemoKid Cup: Spring 2026 Speed Math Tournament and more than 40 students from our Speed Math Year 2 program competed at the level of professional mind sports athletes. They competed in the following four highly rigorous disciplines entirely through mental calculation without any external tools or notetaking. Flash Anzan: Our students rapidly added single and double-digit numbers at speeds reaching 0.2-0.3 seconds per operation. 10 Digit Ad