Looking for all the amazing Pi Day activities all in one place? Look no more! This huge, growing page, includes activities for all ages, as well as challenging math explorations for older kids. Find just what you need this Pi Day in the list below!
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In celebration of Pi Day (March 14), I have put together several Pi Day Activities to make the celebration even more fun! The first is a sing along with silly Pi Day songs that can be used with any age. These are set to familiar tunes.
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Another great activity that you can do with all ages is this simple Pi Day art project. You can do this outside with sidewalk chalk, on black paper with chalk, or simply on paper with colored pencils.
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Next is a hands on investigation to discover the meaning of the number Pi and the formula for circumference! This is intended for grades 6-10, but could be adapted for use in the elementary setting with appropriate teacher or parent help.
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And of course we can’t forget everyone’s favorite Pi Day read aloud! I have a fun set of extension lessons to go along with the book, Sir Cumference and the Dragon of Pi. Explore circles and circumference.
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Finally, if you would like to spread the Pi Day Cheer, print out these adorable Pi-lentines: friendship cards to pass out on Pi Day!
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And check out the huge list of Pi Day activities below!
Have an activity to add to the list? Let me know if you have any favorite lessons, games or activities to share with other math geeks!
Huge List of Pi Day Activities:
Race to Pi: A simple Pi Day card game for kids of all ages
Pi-Day Webquest: This webquest may be better suited for older students who are able to work through the activities relatively independently.
Bake Pi Day Cookies (these look SO good!)
Learning about circles with bubble art
Math ideas for Pi Day and Everyday
Easy Ways to Celebrate with Preschoolers
Build the Number Pi with Cuisinaire Rods
Long list of fun ideas: Some of these are simple, some require a little prep, but all look fun!
Numbers of Pi played on the piano! (This is one of my favorites!!)
Pi Approximation Contest: Host a contest of your own and see who can come up with the closest approximation or see who can use the most digits in their approximation!
Pi is Beautiful (VIDEO)
Math Bites: The Pi Episode (VIDEO)
The Pi Song on YouTube
Pi Day Greeting Cards: Send a fun, FREE Pi day e-card to all your fellow math lovers!
Fun Pi-Day Workout to get you moving after all that pi(e)!! 😉
Pi Fight (online math game)
10 Stunning Images that Show the Beauty of Pi
Inquiry Based Pi Day Lessons from Yummy Math for grades 5-8
9 Simple Ideas to Celebrate Pi Day with Middle Schoolers
Hope you find some fun and exciting ways to celebrate Pi Day!!
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