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Pi Day Lessons: 20 Math Lessons for Pi Day
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We love Pi Day and have listed some great links via the #1 Resource for Pi Day The Exploratorium. We are not trying to steal their thunder, we just want to share their expertise.
We hope you enjoy.
1. Accept The Pi Day Challen ge: Have students sign-up and participate in this great activity created by a high school math teacher.
2. Buy a Pi Day T-shirt: Great to show your love of math on Pi Day and all year long!
3. Make a Pi Day T-shirt: Have students make a Pi Day T-shirt. Great for creativity!
4. Buy aPi poster from unihedron.com: It is great to decorate a classroom or hallway with quality posters.
5. Have students create a Pi Day poster to share with the class: Even better than professional posters, are student generated posters! Allow for creativity and enjoy!
6. Ask Dr. Math: About Pi: Have students research the History of Pi Day.
7. Pi Through the Ages: Create a Pi Timeline.
8. Create a Pi Video: Conduct a video interview with others about Pi.
9. Happy Pi Day to You: Have students make a Pi Day video presentation, set to music. Enter the Princeton Pi Day Video Contest.
10. Pi Day Greeting Cards: Have students make a Pi Day card or send an Pi Day eCard.
11. Mnemonic Odes to Pi: Create an ode to Pi
12. Share a laugh with a Pi Day Joke: Try to find additional math and pi day jokes.
13. Give a High Pi: When a friend does something mathematically fantastic, raise three fingers high and connect with your math buddy who will be doing the same. When 2 mathematical friends contact 3 fingers ABOVE THE SHOULDERS, you have made a high pi. A “high pi” is the same as a high 5 minus the thumb and pinky.
14. Celebrate Pi minute: March 14, 2014 1:59: Stop everything and acknowledge the Pi Minute. Perhaps have a moment of silence or write as many pi digits as possible in 60 seconds.
15. Connect with great websites for Pi Day: We have currently identified 9 great websites for Pi Day. We know there are many more. We will be adding to our list as we continue our research.
16. Watch Pi Diddy perform a great Pi Day song: We found this at Teachpi.org. It is fantastic!
17. Take a Pi Day Pledge: Create your own Pi Day Pledge. Be creative! Assign it for homework. Work in groups.
18. Write a Pi Day Poem: Submit a Pi Poem on line
19. Write a Pi – Ku(Pi Day Haiku): 1st line: 3 syllables, 2nd line: 1 syllable
  3rd line: 4 syllables.
20. Make a Pi Day Tweet: @mytowntutors will be tweeting out all Pi Day and the days leading up to it. We would love to hear from you and give you a virtual “high Pi!”
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March 5, 2014
Pi Day Lessons: 15 Great Pi Day Math Lessons
My Town Tutors is the nation’s 1st National Directory of teachers who tutor. Our goal in 2014 is to expand our network of local teachers who tutor to 1,000 teachers! In 2013 we had over 150,000 visitors to our site from all 50 states.
It is FREE for parents to search for a teacher in their area. Please help us find ONE MORE teacher who tutors!
If you are a math teacher or just a fan of math, please support My Town Tutors! Buy a t-shirt and help support My Town Tutors! 15% of each sale will help us support our mission of being a great resource for teachers and parents!

We love Pi Day and have listed some great links via the #1 Resource for Pi Day The Exploratorium. We are not trying to steal their thunder, we just want to share their expertise.
We hope you enjoy.
1. Accept The Pi Day Challen ge: Have students sign-up and participate in this great activity created by a high school math teacher.
2. Buy a Pi Day T-shirt: Great to show your love of math on Pi Day and all year long!
3. Make a Pi Day T-shirt: Have students make a Pi Day T-shirt. Great for creativity!
4. Buy aPi poster from unihedron.com: It is great to decorate a classroom or hallway with quality posters
5. Have students create a Pi Day poster to share with the class: Even better than professional posters, are student generated posters! Allow for creativity and enjoy!
6. Ask Dr. Math: About Pi: Have students research the History of Pi Day.
7. Pi Through the Ages: Create a Pi Timeline.
8. Create a Pi Video: Conduct a video interview with others about Pi.
9. Happy Pi Day to You: Have students make a Pi Day video presentation, set to music. Enter the Princeton Pi Day Video Contest.
10. Pi Day Greeting Cards: Have students make a Pi Day card or send an Pi Day eCard.
11. Mnemonic Odes to Pi: Create an ode to Pi
12. Share a laugh with a Pi Day Joke: Try to find additional math and pi day jokes.
13. Give a High Pi: When a friend does something mathematically fantastic, raise three fingers high and connect with your math buddy who will be doing the same. When 2 mathematical friends contact 3 fingers ABOVE THE SHOULDERS, you have made a high pi. A “high pi” is the same as a high 5 minus the thumb and pinky.
14. Celebrate Pi minute: March 14, 2014 1:59: Stop everything and acknowledge the Pi Minute. Perhaps have a moment of silence or write as many pi digits as possible in 60 seconds.
15. Connect with great websites for Pi Day: We have currently identified 9 great websites for Pi Day. We know there are many more. We will be adding to our list as we continue our research.
March 3, 2014
Pi Day Lessons: Give a "High PI"
My Town Tutors is the nation’s 1st National Directory of teachers who tutor. Our goal in 2014 is to expand our network of local teachers who tutor to 1,000 teachers! In 2013 we had over 150,000 visitors to our site from all 50 states.
It is FREE for parents to search for a teacher in their area. Please help us find ONE MORE teacher who tutors!
We love Pi Day and have listed some great links via the #1 Resource for Pi Day The Exploratorium. We are not trying to steal their thunder, we just want to share their expertise.
We hope you enjoy.
1. The Pi Day Challenge: Have students sign-up and participate in this great activity created by a high school math teacher.
2. Pi poster from unihedron.com: Have students create a Pi Day poster to share with the class.
3. Ask Dr. Math: About Pi: Have students research the History of Pi Day.
4. Pi Through the Ages: Create a Pi Timeline.
5. Video Pi: Conduct a video interview with others about Pi.
6. Happy Pi Day to You: Have students make a Pi Day video presentation, set to music
7. Pi Day Greeting Cards: Have students make a Pi Day card or send an Pi Day eCard.
8. Mnemonic Odes to Pi
9. Share a laugh with a Pi Day Joke
10. Give a High Pi: When a friend does something mathematically fantastic, raise three fingers high and connect with your math buddy who will be doing the same. When 2 mathematical friends contact 3 fingers ABOVE THE SHOULDERS, you have made a high pi. A “high pi” is the same as a high 5 minus the thumb and pinky.
March 2, 2014
Pi Day Lessons: Share a Pi Day Joke
My Town Tutors is the nation’s 1st National Directory of teachers who tutor. Our goal in 2014 is to expand our network of local teachers who tutor to 1,000 teachers! In 2013 we had over 150,000 visitors to our site from all 50 states.
It is FREE for parents to search for a teacher in their area. Please help us find ONE MORE teacher who tutors!
We love Pi Day and have listed some great links via the #1 Resource for Pi Day The Exploratorium. We are not trying to steal their thunder, we just want to share their expertise.
We hope you enjoy.
1. The Pi Day Challenge: Have students sign-up and participate in this great activity created by a high school math teacher.
2. Pi poster from unihedron.com: Have students create a Pi Day poster to share with the class.
3. Ask Dr. Math: About Pi: Have students research the History of Pi Day.
4. Pi Through the Ages: Create a Pi Timeline.
5. Video Pi: Conduct a video interview with others about Pi.
6. Happy Pi Day to You: Have students make a Pi Day video presentation, set to music
7. Pi Day Greeting Cards: Have students make a Pi Day card or send an Pi Day eCard.
8. Mnemonic Odes to Pi
9. Share a laugh with a Pi Day Joke
February 23, 2014
Pi Day Jokes for Math Teachers
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1. What do you get when you cut a jack o’lantern by its diameter?… Pumpkin Pi!
2. What do you get when you take green cheese and divide its circumference by its diameter?… Moon Pi.
3. What do you get when you take the sun and divide its circumference by its diameter?…Pi in the sky.
4. Mathematician: “Pi r squared” Baker:” No! Pies are round, cakes are square!
5. What do we get when we take the object and order the rim by the diameter?…Pi in the sky by and by.
6. In Alaska, where it gets very cold, pi is only 3.00. As you know, everything shrinks in the cold. They call it Eskimo pi.
7. What do you get if you divide the circumference of a bowl of ice cream by its diameter?… Pi a’la mode.
8. 3.14% of Sailors are PI rates!
9. A mathematician, a physicist, and an engineer are all given identical
  rubber balls and told to find the volume. They are given anything they
  want to measure it, and have all the time they need. The mathematician pulls out a measuring tape and records the circumference. He then divides by two times pi to get the radius, cubes that, multiplies by pi again, and then multiplies by four-thirds and thereby calculates the volume.The physicist gets a bucket of water, places 1.00000 gallons of water in the bucket, drops in the ball, and measures the displacement to six significant figures. And the engineer? He writes down the serial number of the ball, and looks it up.
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