Description

Looking for a fun 🥧Pi Day activity? One of the favorite activities in my classroom! Students will be engaged and excited in this Pi Day competition. Celebrate March 14th (3.14) by giving students a printable study guide and then having them work together in teams to finish 15 Pi Task Cards. They will race to be the first group to answer all 15 questions correctly. Runners from each group will bring their answers to you. If incorrect, they will run back to the group to try again. If the answer is correct, they are given the next card in the sequence. Extra cards are provided for teachers to add their own questions. Great activity for a teacher observation.

Teacher Key for quick checking! (Full instructions included.)

Covers:

🥧The symbol for pi

🥧Rounding pi to the nearest 100th

🥧Definition of pi

🥧The calendar date that represents pi

🥧The fraction that represents pi

🥧Famous Scientist born on Pi Day

🥧Which civilization first discovered pi?

🥧Pi is which letter of the Greek alphabet?

🥧What famous scientist died on Pi Day?

🥧Math questions about Area and Circumference

… and more!!!

❤️Teachers like you said:

*****Extremely satisfied

Anne B. said, “This was a great resource and engaging for my students.”

Standard:

CCSS.7.G.B.4

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