Resource Keyword: Pi Day

Worksheet Easy as Pie

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In this lesson, students can learn about fractions and geometry. Students are challenged to split three pies into equal pieces. Older students can measure the…

STEM Challenges Pi Day Scavenger Hunt

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In this activity, students find circular objects in the classroom and measure the object’s diameter. Knowing pi, the students calculate for the object’s circumference.

Worksheet Parts of a Circle

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Students match between the term and the image to learn about the parts of a circle. The part of the circle that is red shows…

STEM Challenges How to Make a Pi Day Necklace

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In this article, I outline instructions for how to make a necklace to represent Pi. Each bead represents a different number. When strung along on…

Informational The History of Pi

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Pi is somewhat of a magic number used in mathematics and is defined as the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter.…

Worksheet Pumpkin Pie Math

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This worksheet challenges student to look at a pumpkin pie recipe and extrapolate information. These questions challenge students to think of fractions and percentages. You…

Worksheet Pi Day Friendship Art

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Happy Pi Day!! In honor of Pi Day 2020, have your students interview 20 different friends, interview each friend for 3 minutes and ask them…

Worksheet Cherry Pi Delight

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Use this worksheet to teach the relationship between circumference, pi, and diameter. Students will measure the diameters of different size pies. Using C = Pi*D,…

Worksheet Properties of a Circle

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Students can use this worksheet to identify different properties of a circle. They’ll identify the difference between a diameter and a radius or a tangent…

STEM Challenges Pi Puzzle

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Similar to tangrams, use the individual shapes in this puzzle to create the symbol for pi. A great activity to celebrate Pi Day!