Elementary Science Olympiad · Maryland

Maryland Science Olympiad Division A — dates, events, and how to prepare

Run by Maryland Science Olympiad with Howard County volunteers for grades 3–6, Two sites (Howard County and Bel Air); "intended to be local". A 22-event slate and a rule manual you can read today. Here is what is on the list — and which of it your kid can practise on OlyPrep now.

§01 / This season
Registration closesNot yet posted
2026–27 dates · not yet posted (2025–26: May 2 and May 30)Date not yet posted
Baltimore City Elementary Invitational · BaltimoreApril 24, 2027
WhoGrades 3–6

From the program's own pages, read October 2026. Dates change — the official page is the one to trust.

§02 / The events

The 22 events

AnatomyCircuitsCodebustersCrimebustersDisease DetectivesDynamic PlanetEcosystemsFast FactsFood ScienceGraph a GraphHeredityHerpetologyMap ReadingMeteorologyOwl Pellets & Food ChainsPentathlonRocks & MineralsRollercoasterScience JeopardySolar SystemTech TriathlonWrite It Do It

The 2025–26 list (22 events, Division-B-style); rules go to registered teams only.

The rule manual has every event's scope — read it there; we link, we don't copy.

§03 / What OlyPrep has for this list

Read event by event.

AnatomyNot yet — respiratory and digestive
The other 21Not yet — tell us which, below

OlyPrep is built to the Bay Area Elementary Science Olympiad's rules. We read Maryland Science Olympiad Division A's rules event by event: where the scope is the same, the practice is the same; where it isn't, we'd rather say so than hand your kid the wrong material.

§04 / Middle school

Maryland's middle-school circuit is Maryland Science Olympiad (state tournament April 17, 2027) — Science Olympiad's Division B, one national rulebook.

§05 / Tell us
Two questions

Which events is your kid in?

OlyPrep is built to the Bay Area Elementary Science Olympiad's rules today. Where Maryland Science Olympiad Division A's events share that scope, the practice is the same; the rest we count and tell you when it's ready — the Bay Area topics are open to your kid meanwhile.

Free · we count the rest