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My Math Resources - Pi Day Collaborative Poster – Math Classroom Decor

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Ready to celebrate Pi Day? Show students some of the uses of pi today with this infographic.

In this article, we presented only some of the fun – yet educational – projects you can do to celebrate Pi Day with your students and children. The possibilities are endless and your only limitation is your willingness to try out something new.14th March, apart from the obvious connection between 3,14 and 3/14, it happens to be the day that Albert Einstein was born, making it an even better date to celebrate math!

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Come to the nerd side. We have Pi! My teaching partner, Kel, wore a t-shirt like this to celebrate! Last Friday, Year 6 explored the goodness that is Pi Day! This year, Pi Day fell on a Saturday, so we had to preemptively celebrate one of the nerdiest days of the year. The Pi Day website has some resources that are helpful for your own Pi Day celebrations for 2021. We watched this video. I love how Visual Art and Mathematics go together so well, and this artwork is one that's quick and easy…

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