A Second Grader Tops the 5-Ring Keymaster at MemoKid’s April 2026 Competition

We are thrilled to announce the results from our April 2026 Keymaster Puzzle competition. It was an impressive event, highlighted by an outstanding performance from one of our second-grade students who achieved the top ranking in 5-ring keymaster and 5-ring keymaster blindfolded, outperforming participants from older age groups.

We utilize the ancient Keymaster puzzle as a tool in our brain sports curriculum to help strengthen focus, strategy and processing speed. Working through these sequences trains students to approach problems methodically, while the physical manipulation supports hand eye coordination and fine motor skills. These activities are integrated into our Speed Math program to stimulate cognitive engagement alongside numerical fluency.

We organize these competitions to provide a setting where students can measure their progress and gain experience performing in a competitive environment. These events offer a space for students to practice maintaining composure under pressure, refine their individual techniques and cultivate sportsmanship.

Congratulations to our top performers and every student who participated.

At MemoKid, we train students in brain sports leveraging neuroplasticity. 2026-2027 academic year enrollments are now open.