Pi Day – March 14th

Sue Patterson

100+ Pi Day Memes Here!

And lots of fun ways to connect with the kids on Pi Day!

Each March, math geeks and pie lovers converge to celebrate Pi Day!


Mathematically speaking, the date is chosen because Pi = 3.14+

As Unschoolers, I want to take a moment to show you how math really does weave through our lives. We just have to notice it!

So how would unschoolers celebrate Pi Day?

I'm so glad you asked!


Your Refresher Course about Pi 😉

Bake a Pie! 


Any kind of pie would be fun! Take a little bit of crust and add it to the top, showing the symbol Pi.


Hold a Pie Taste Test - what's everyone's favorite?

At precisely 3:14 PM, stop for some Pie!


Don't limit yourself to the most familiar pies - see if your grocery stores have mini-pies in other flavors.

Try a sampling.

Or Pizza Pies. Frito Pies. Oatmeal Creme Pies (cookies)!



How many families do you think will have PIZZA "Pie" for dinner on March 14th?

And Pie for dessert!

Grab a Book!

Or Watch it on Video...

Celebrate Einstein's Birthday!


It's Today!


If you need a little creative nudging, at Teachers Pay Teachers, there's a quick little booklet you could download to create an Einstein Pizza Party!

Write some Piku!

Yes! It's a real thing.  Similar to Haiku but easier!

First line - 3 syllables

Second line - 1 syllable

Third line - 4 syllables


It's Pi day.

Now.

Eat and Learn, Y'all!

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Watch some Videos about Pi!

...as everyone enjoys a slice of pie, of course!

Share Funny Pi Memes & Jokes


Show your kids  goofy Pi Memes throughout the day.

If the have phones, text them over to them.
Yes, they may pretend to be annoyed, but that's ok!

Just tell them you can't help it!
You're excited about all things Pi related!





Ok... fair warning.
I started this homeschooling journey in 1996 - way before memes were a thing. But even back then, we were celebrating Pi Day. Imagine my delight when memes came into existence. So... I have more than a couple to share with you! 🤣

So far, I'm up to 85 Pi Day Memes on this page! If you find more that are good - tag me!

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