Hi Manoj,
It's hard to believe it's already March and Pi Day is coming up next week: March 14! If you always celebrate this with your students but are looking for something new and different, check out the ideas below.
And if you've *never* celebrated this fun math-y holiday, I have some ideas below that you can try that are great for all ages!
If you teach K-2, don't feel like you have to skip out on this one! Pi Day is a fantastic opportunity to take the time to celebrate math and tell them a little about a unique number that they'll learn more about as they get older.
And if you teach middle or high school, Pi Day is a fantastic opportunity to explore ratios, the number pi, properties of circles and more in hands on ways. Check out the resources below that are fun for older kids!
Pi Day Activities for Everyone:
>>Pi-lentine's Pi Day Cards Craft/Activity (these are like Valentine's Day cards to pass out to friends)
Pi Day Activities for K-3:
Use one of the ideas below to celebrate Pi Day, or celebrate Einstein's birthday instead (also on on 3/14)!
>>Grab the Pi Day Color by Number Pages HERE | Instant Download
>>Teach Kids to be Curious Like Einstein | K-3
Pi Day Activities for Grades 4-8:
>>Digital Pi Day Decimal Operations Challenge
>>Extension Lessons for Sir Cumference & the Dragon of Pi
>>Pass the Pi: A Hands On Investigation
Even MORE Ideas for Celebrating Pi Day:
If none of the ideas above work for you, or you just want even more ideas for getting kids excited about math and the number pi, never fear. I have a huge list of printable challenges, games, sing-a-long songs and so much more!
>>See the whole list of Pi Day Ideas HERE
I hope you find something useful here, and that you have a very happy Pi Day!
Blessings,
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