By reading some articles on pi; downloading some interesting articles; mailing some of them to friends including one whose name sounds the same as pi; participating in some discussions on pi on the net; and fooling around with some of the pi digit studies.
I have so far(in Math Class)
~Memorized 102 Digits of Pi!
~Learned About Pi from HW (Measuring Circumference and diameter)
~Ate round Circle Objects(including Pi)
I started the Precelebration of pi yesterday, with a coordinate plane worksheet where we translated, rotated, and reflected pi. Afterwards, the students did a circle scavenger hunt.
Then today in my 7th grade class, I read a book about pi. Then we had a contest to see which student memorized the most digits in pi. The winner went up to 103 places. Afterwards we celebrated by eating and eating and eating.
The prerequisite for the party is that the food had to have a circular shape(Cakes, pies, cupcakes, Funyuns, pizza, cookies, donuts…….) Then I had a few students who made me a crown that read QUEEN OF PI. Four classes, four parties, yep, I’m wiped today.
My math teacher surprised my 7th grade class when we saw a bunch of number on the board. And by a lot I mean a lot. He told us that today is Pi day and all of his math classes were celebrating in a contest to see how many digits of pi they could write on the board. He printed out a million digits in rows. On and on. Ben and Kevin decided to be our homerooms writers. Kevin called out the numbers and Ben wrote. While they were doing that, I and four others did the homeroom Pi representation contest on the board by drawing a bunch of corny phrases like a snake in the shape of pi (Pithon) eyes with pi in their eyes (you are the apple of my pi)a guitar with pi coming out (Pi rocks) etc. Others draw things that had to do with pi on paper. By the end of class Ben had written 39 rows of pi digits. Beat that 7C! Sadly when I came back to check on how the other homerooms were doing, 7C had an awesome pi representation. But our math teacher said he couldn’t decide the winner. Happy Pi day!
Today in my 8th grade Algebra we celebrated pi day. My teacherr (she’s great) brought in like 6 kinds of pie, and read us Sir Cumference and the First Round Table while we ate our pie. It was corny, but really fun! Happy pi day!
Today my students brought in pie, which we ate after learning about pi. We measured the circumference and diameter of the pie, and divided to find an approximation of pi. We cut up paper circles into increasingly greater numbers of pie slices and rearranged them into increasingly rectangular shapes, thus enabling ourselves to derive a formula for the area of a circle. I recited pi to 200 places. I wore my pi t-shirt and everywhere I went students wished me a happy Pi Day. One student started saying, “pi!” instead of “hi!” and “bye!”, so I copied that. It was an absolutely great day, and I can’t wait until Pi Day next year!
You know, I thought that maybe I would play a little bit on the Wii, for about 3 hours and 14 minutes. Then I will call two friends who live in the 314 area code to let them know that I’m thinking of them. I was thinking of having a small party, but that would be irrational! Then I’ll finish the day with a piece of cake, because I want to keep my PI!
for a week before pi day we had students vote for the teacher they wanted to get pied in the face on pi day. so during each linch the 3 teachers with the highest votes got pied.
I will spend the day working on pie charts (I know that may seem irrational to some.)
I will eat pizza pi for lunch at 1:59pm.
This evening I will put 3.14 candles on a pie and sing happy birthday to Albert Einstein while playing the pi(ano).
Then I will cut the pie into 22/7 pieces by dividing its circumference by its diameter.
Then I will either watch “The Pied Piper of Hamlin” or an episode of Magnum PI.
This year for Pi Day, we are spending our math class looking at websites that have FUN Pi related projects!
Our math teacher let us eat pie in class!
yayyyyyyy!
By Alyson, Emily, and Carly Mar 14, 2008 at 10:23 am #
I learned that 3 times 14 is 42, which happens to be the answer to the meaning of life, according to “The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy”. I think they’re wrong. I think it’s 39.5.
I am getting together with friends and we all are bringing pies for the occasion. We will be enjoying a spinach quiche, veggie frittata, pecan pie and another dessert pie with white wine. Yum!
me and this guy im basically dating are going to backersquare to get pie for pi day. he thinks im crazy for celebrating it…whatever. he’s going anyways.
I made two pies (cherry and blueberry) with the top curst cut into the pi symbol. I took one to work, where I have a nice little station set up with posters, equations, problems to solve and of course the pi pie. The other one is for tonight!
I had never really done anything for pi day. After reading the other responses and looking at this site I am going to make the ducks at my local park a pi loaf of bread. I like ducks and now pi day so everyone is happy. Except the the fish which I may make something else. A very happy pi day to all and to all a good day.
My son came home and told me about it. I guess no one was creative enough to think of it any earlier. But I think it’s a great idea. So many friends at work are all going to have a pizza pie for lunch in honor of pi day.
At the college I go to we celebrated yesterday, because no one has classes on Friday, and today Pi Day lands on Friday.
Most of the teachers wore t-shirts with the first 100 digits of Pi on the back of them, and say Pi Day March 14 on the front. Also, there was a contest for students to see who could recite the most digits of Pi. I won with 23 digits! Got a “Pi” dish (with the symbol in the middle and the digits on the outside), a new graphing calculator, and a gift card to buy a pie. They also had pizza pie for everyone. It was really fun!
The Engineering Dept. at my University is having a fundraiser, in which anyone that donates can pick a target and have them Pie’d. That person can then, at their option, take it in the face, or up the donation and send it at someone else.
Good Fun, and it helps the children…
I made myself a cool t-shirt that I am wearing to school tomorrow! I am also going to sing the pi song in all six of my classes! Where I keep my horses, there is a math teacher that also keeps hers there. she is bringing me a pi pie!
I am going to go to school wearing a T-shirt that says:
“3.14 Pride!” on it.
I’m going to recite pi and sing pi songs whenever I can.
And I will spread pi awareness.
No, unlike most of you, I will not be eating pi.
One should never get pi and pie confused.
I know 130 digits of pi…lame compared to some people, but not horrible either.
My students will create visors from paper plates by measuring the circumference and calculating the diameter of their heads. Then they will decorate their visors with markers and color pencils, and place the pi symbol amid a jumble of objects so that they can play “I Spy Pi” with their friends.
This is our first year celebrating Pi Day. In grades three through eight, teacher activities vary. They are making Pi Hats, making a giant cirlce on the playground and measuring Pi, writing Pi-oetry, and leaving for break singing Pi songs.
I will recite all of the digits of pi that I have memorized (I know 113!), watch the excellent indepenedent film “Pi” (from 1998)! And eat lemon pie, Yum!
I have always celebrated pi day alone and ate pie after school every year. This year will be different though, I plan on eating lots of banana cream pie with my boyfriend mike. I love him so much.
pi day has been celebrated by my family for years since we came from sweden. we turn off all the lights and pray in a circle. sometimes we eat pie or have fun pie fights with my little cousins. Pi day really does make the world go ROUND!! haha jk lawl.
My career is made possible by pi, so I’m celebrating pi day by making tax-deductible donations in pi dollars. This week I sent $314.15 to the MIT Alumni Fund because I went to school there, and I sent $314.15 to the Wikimedia Foundation because I love Wikipedia. Thank you, pi!
SESO in Puerto Rico will be celebrating Pi Day the day before because the students will not have the class on the 14th. We are going to have a competition to see how many students can memorize the biggest amount of pi digits, we are preparing banners, facts, mobiles, games, poems (circles, circles everywhere)and will prepared a party with cakes, pies, anything but round! The high school hall will be all decorated regarding the Pi Day….students are having fun but learning at the same time!
we have to celebrate a day early this year because we have no school on the actual pi day, so my teacher decided that we would have a mini celebration. we will eat pie and other round objects even though πr2 (silly joke my math teacher told us). anyways, we will eat pie and round food and sing pi day songs.
In my class of ninth graders, Algebra is in the morning. I’m serving quiche, possibly blueberry or other fruit pie and we’re measuring different circles, and throwing frozen hot dogs.
I teach Junior High and Every Year I set up different work stations in my class room for the students to work on various pi activites. Station 1 will be poem writing about pi or using pi in some form. Station 2 will beword problems dealing with pi.
Station 3 they find the circumference and area of round edible treats. Station 4 they meaurse each others head and find the circuference. I also have all of the Sir Cumference story books so I use those as a warm up to pi day.
At school we can bring in pie, cookies, cake,or other round things. It is going to be the best day ever. My school is the best. Next pi day will be better.
I have a school wide celebration of pi. Monday I will hand out fact sheets and interesting notes about pi. Everyday during announcements we will say something new about pi. Friday at lunch students can come and answer questions or solve problems with pi and get a piece of pie. For a few days before the event we put up signs with the symbol and a question mark to get people wondering. It is really fun and although I’m at a high school the students are not too jaded to get a kick out of it.
Our class is going to have pi day, and we can all sorts of stuff.
but me and melissa are guna make t-shirts and a movie also we all have to recite the first 25 numbers of pi. our movie is going to be great but just like pi puns and what not. ill make sure to send in pictures as soon as i can! peace guys!
I teach high school geometry and algebra. I am celebrating with each class history of pi, whatever classroom activites I can find, and I bought the individual pecan pies for their tummies. I hope to use the little pie pans for some calculations with them. Should be fun. We’ve talked about it all school year. It took several talks for them to figure out what day is pi day.
We announced in our facebook group that we’re having a party and everyone is invited. We also invited both our math teachers for the party in the dorm. Our pi-master (son of the current math teacher) are getting pie for the pi-party. We have also planned to see a film, and maybe have a contest. This is going to be fun!
Make a “Pi” cake (Pi symbol)..make Pi cupcakes (with the Pi symbol in icing on top of the cupcakes), wear my Pi t-shirt and speak Pi to everyone I see.
We are having a contest to see who can recite the most digits of Pi, a pie baking contest, making “pi” dye t-shirts, eating pizza “pi”e for lunch and having a “pi”e throwing contest! The whole middle school at Eastminster in Conyers, GA is getting involved for the day!
pi day is my birthday, so i plan on celebrating with a cake and presents. the only bad thing about having pi day as my birthday is that i cant use it as and excuse for people to get me presents (=D)
I will bake me pi and eat and start dancing because I like
3.141592653589793238462643383279502!!!
At my school we made shirts and we got 2 throw pies at the teachers
i have to get 10 facts about pi so thats why i am on here
Students from grades 5-7 participated in a Pi memorization contest. The winner was a 5th grader who memorized 181 digits.
I played music and talked about the day in a spanish podcast
http://signusx1138.podbean.com/2008/03/19/f3_18marzo08/
I had friends over to eat pie and play video games :)
http://www.blog.amandaparks.net/?p=10
By reading some articles on pi; downloading some interesting articles; mailing some of them to friends including one whose name sounds the same as pi; participating in some discussions on pi on the net; and fooling around with some of the pi digit studies.
I have so far(in Math Class)
~Memorized 102 Digits of Pi!
~Learned About Pi from HW (Measuring Circumference and diameter)
~Ate round Circle Objects(including Pi)
I started the Precelebration of pi yesterday, with a coordinate plane worksheet where we translated, rotated, and reflected pi. Afterwards, the students did a circle scavenger hunt.
Then today in my 7th grade class, I read a book about pi. Then we had a contest to see which student memorized the most digits in pi. The winner went up to 103 places. Afterwards we celebrated by eating and eating and eating.
The prerequisite for the party is that the food had to have a circular shape(Cakes, pies, cupcakes, Funyuns, pizza, cookies, donuts…….) Then I had a few students who made me a crown that read QUEEN OF PI. Four classes, four parties, yep, I’m wiped today.
We had a project to make pies and find the circumference and area of them….we eventually got to eat them:)
My math teacher surprised my 7th grade class when we saw a bunch of number on the board. And by a lot I mean a lot. He told us that today is Pi day and all of his math classes were celebrating in a contest to see how many digits of pi they could write on the board. He printed out a million digits in rows. On and on. Ben and Kevin decided to be our homerooms writers. Kevin called out the numbers and Ben wrote. While they were doing that, I and four others did the homeroom Pi representation contest on the board by drawing a bunch of corny phrases like a snake in the shape of pi (Pithon) eyes with pi in their eyes (you are the apple of my pi)a guitar with pi coming out (Pi rocks) etc. Others draw things that had to do with pi on paper. By the end of class Ben had written 39 rows of pi digits. Beat that 7C! Sadly when I came back to check on how the other homerooms were doing, 7C had an awesome pi representation. But our math teacher said he couldn’t decide the winner. Happy Pi day!
My B-day’s today!
Today in my 8th grade Algebra we celebrated pi day. My teacherr (she’s great) brought in like 6 kinds of pie, and read us Sir Cumference and the First Round Table while we ate our pie. It was corny, but really fun! Happy pi day!
Today my students brought in pie, which we ate after learning about pi. We measured the circumference and diameter of the pie, and divided to find an approximation of pi. We cut up paper circles into increasingly greater numbers of pie slices and rearranged them into increasingly rectangular shapes, thus enabling ourselves to derive a formula for the area of a circle. I recited pi to 200 places. I wore my pi t-shirt and everywhere I went students wished me a happy Pi Day. One student started saying, “pi!” instead of “hi!” and “bye!”, so I copied that. It was an absolutely great day, and I can’t wait until Pi Day next year!
We had pie at the office!
You know, I thought that maybe I would play a little bit on the Wii, for about 3 hours and 14 minutes. Then I will call two friends who live in the 314 area code to let them know that I’m thinking of them. I was thinking of having a small party, but that would be irrational! Then I’ll finish the day with a piece of cake, because I want to keep my PI!
pi art
http://www.flickr.com/photos/anthonyturducken/2332398299/
for a week before pi day we had students vote for the teacher they wanted to get pied in the face on pi day. so during each linch the 3 teachers with the highest votes got pied.
Holding a pi recitation with the local nerd society. Our top contestant has 192 digits memorized - by comparison, I’m trying for 128.
I baked a pie for the kids and I and later tonight I am going to watch the movie Pi. :)
I will spend the day working on pie charts (I know that may seem irrational to some.)
I will eat pizza pi for lunch at 1:59pm.
This evening I will put 3.14 candles on a pie and sing happy birthday to Albert Einstein while playing the pi(ano).
Then I will cut the pie into 22/7 pieces by dividing its circumference by its diameter.
Then I will either watch “The Pied Piper of Hamlin” or an episode of Magnum PI.
I brought in 12 pies to the office :)
making a math exam at school
I totally made a Radian Circle shirt and wore it to school!!! I <3 Pi!!!
This year for Pi Day, we are spending our math class looking at websites that have FUN Pi related projects!
Our math teacher let us eat pie in class!
yayyyyyyy!
I learned that 3 times 14 is 42, which happens to be the answer to the meaning of life, according to “The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy”. I think they’re wrong. I think it’s 39.5.
We’re having pie (brought in by co-workers) at 1:59.
Rackspace’s Managed Segment is holding π Day celebrations at approx 1:59 this afternoon.
I am getting together with friends and we all are bringing pies for the occasion. We will be enjoying a spinach quiche, veggie frittata, pecan pie and another dessert pie with white wine. Yum!
me and this guy im basically dating are going to backersquare to get pie for pi day. he thinks im crazy for celebrating it…whatever. he’s going anyways.
My class will attempt to make a chain of ten thousand digits of pi. Then, we’ll hopefully add more.
Our School had t-shirts made up, and students make/buy pies to shae witht he school. It is a tradition.
I made two pies (cherry and blueberry) with the top curst cut into the pi symbol. I took one to work, where I have a nice little station set up with posters, equations, problems to solve and of course the pi pie. The other one is for tonight!
I had never really done anything for pi day. After reading the other responses and looking at this site I am going to make the ducks at my local park a pi loaf of bread. I like ducks and now pi day so everyone is happy. Except the the fish which I may make something else. A very happy pi day to all and to all a good day.
My son came home and told me about it. I guess no one was creative enough to think of it any earlier. But I think it’s a great idea. So many friends at work are all going to have a pizza pie for lunch in honor of pi day.
Lauren
Replying “3.14″ to everything :p
I brought 4 pies into work today and have had to explain to pretty much everyone what the big day was!
At the college I go to we celebrated yesterday, because no one has classes on Friday, and today Pi Day lands on Friday.
Most of the teachers wore t-shirts with the first 100 digits of Pi on the back of them, and say Pi Day March 14 on the front. Also, there was a contest for students to see who could recite the most digits of Pi. I won with 23 digits! Got a “Pi” dish (with the symbol in the middle and the digits on the outside), a new graphing calculator, and a gift card to buy a pie. They also had pizza pie for everyone. It was really fun!
Today marks a whole year of being single and loving it! A year of Pi never felt so good. haha
We are getting Married - a courtship gone “full circle”. :)
HAPPY PI DAY EVERYONE!!!
I.ve been waiting for this day since last year it was the best day of my life.
Happy Pi day Everyone..
Peace Pi People..
The Engineering Dept. at my University is having a fundraiser, in which anyone that donates can pick a target and have them Pie’d. That person can then, at their option, take it in the face, or up the donation and send it at someone else.
Good Fun, and it helps the children…
Eat Pie for Pi!
Happy Pi Day Everyone!
I celebrate the simple, but traditional way:
Wherever I am on March 14th, I always stand up and shout “I LOVE PI!” at 1:59pm
I also wear my favorite nerdy Pi shirt. :)
My math teacher gave us a two week project that we’re presenting on Pi Day this year :)
I made myself a cool t-shirt that I am wearing to school tomorrow! I am also going to sing the pi song in all six of my classes! Where I keep my horses, there is a math teacher that also keeps hers there. she is bringing me a pi pie!
At school we’re bringing pie, while taking a huge unit test lol.
I am going to go to school wearing a T-shirt that says:
“3.14 Pride!” on it.
I’m going to recite pi and sing pi songs whenever I can.
And I will spread pi awareness.
No, unlike most of you, I will not be eating pi.
One should never get pi and pie confused.
I know 130 digits of pi…lame compared to some people, but not horrible either.
At my school we are making pi shirts with fun expressions like “Cutie Pi” or “Easy as Pi”. It will be very fun because we get to bring in pies too!
My students will create visors from paper plates by measuring the circumference and calculating the diameter of their heads. Then they will decorate their visors with markers and color pencils, and place the pi symbol amid a jumble of objects so that they can play “I Spy Pi” with their friends.
in my math class we are going to find the
c / d
curcumfreince and diamiter of pie and other circle food then we are going to eat all the food
well, my class is doing sumthin cool and we are all eating pi, i know kinda nerdy but watev.
i have to get 10 facts about pi for a presntation in math btw, so thats y im on here.
My Algebra 2 teacher came up with the idea that the class would have five events, each one worth 10 points extra credit, that dealt with pi:
Write a song about pi and sing it (or have someone sing it for you) for the class.
Bake something (pies, cakes, pies, etc.) with a pi theme. The class will eat and judge the pastries and the top 5 students receive extra credit.
Memorize as many digits of pi as you can. The three students who recite the most correct digits in a row receive extra credit.
Find as many facts about pi as you can, and put them on a small poster. The three students with the most facts about pi receive extra credit.
Find as many mathematicians who were born on Pi Day (3/14) as you can.
Each student could only receive extra credit in two different contests.
We are going to eat at a place called “The Pie”.
eating pies with my friends and family and try my best to memorize at least 20 numbers in pi!!!
eating lots of pie with our friends and playing silly games like throwing frozen hotdogs on a mini football field which actually approximates pi.
I’m baking miniature pies for my preschoolers and taking them on a nature walk to find circles in our environment. I also always watch the film ‘Pi’.
My favorite day!!!
i will celebrate pi day by eating lots of pi with my friends
This is our first year celebrating Pi Day. In grades three through eight, teacher activities vary. They are making Pi Hats, making a giant cirlce on the playground and measuring Pi, writing Pi-oetry, and leaving for break singing Pi songs.
We don’t know what else the day may bring.
I’m going to serve pie at work om 3.14, 1:59 PM.
I love pi and i love pie.
Anyone at my work who can recite more digits of pi than I can gets a free lunch.
1. have pi contests.find out who can get closeest to the forst zeros in pi who ever gets closer win a prize
I will recite all of the digits of pi that I have memorized (I know 113!), watch the excellent indepenedent film “Pi” (from 1998)! And eat lemon pie, Yum!
by eating cookie cake with pi on it.
I have always celebrated pi day alone and ate pie after school every year. This year will be different though, I plan on eating lots of banana cream pie with my boyfriend mike. I love him so much.
pi day has been celebrated by my family for years since we came from sweden. we turn off all the lights and pray in a circle. sometimes we eat pie or have fun pie fights with my little cousins. Pi day really does make the world go ROUND!! haha jk lawl.
My career is made possible by pi, so I’m celebrating pi day by making tax-deductible donations in pi dollars. This week I sent $314.15 to the MIT Alumni Fund because I went to school there, and I sent $314.15 to the Wikimedia Foundation because I love Wikipedia. Thank you, pi!
SESO in Puerto Rico will be celebrating Pi Day the day before because the students will not have the class on the 14th. We are going to have a competition to see how many students can memorize the biggest amount of pi digits, we are preparing banners, facts, mobiles, games, poems (circles, circles everywhere)and will prepared a party with cakes, pies, anything but round! The high school hall will be all decorated regarding the Pi Day….students are having fun but learning at the same time!
we have to celebrate a day early this year because we have no school on the actual pi day, so my teacher decided that we would have a mini celebration. we will eat pie and other round objects even though πr2 (silly joke my math teacher told us). anyways, we will eat pie and round food and sing pi day songs.
In my class of ninth graders, Algebra is in the morning. I’m serving quiche, possibly blueberry or other fruit pie and we’re measuring different circles, and throwing frozen hot dogs.
Well for Pi day, my class and i will celebrate pi day with pie!!!!!!
Yummy organic pie at Mission Pie in San Francisco! Yay for pear-ginger!
I teach Junior High and Every Year I set up different work stations in my class room for the students to work on various pi activites. Station 1 will be poem writing about pi or using pi in some form. Station 2 will beword problems dealing with pi.
Station 3 they find the circumference and area of round edible treats. Station 4 they meaurse each others head and find the circuference. I also have all of the Sir Cumference story books so I use those as a warm up to pi day.
i going to make a pie cake with pie symbols and learn 15 digits of pi and make a pi symbol and decorate
We bring in pie at our school and eat it (it is apple pie)
At school we can bring in pie, cookies, cake,or other round things. It is going to be the best day ever. My school is the best. Next pi day will be better.
Pie Eating contest and a perfect circle drawing (freehand) contest, along with a memorization contest of pi…tons of fun!
pi is good and i will eat pi on friday the 14th at 1:59!!! ha ha GO 3.14159!!!!
I have a school wide celebration of pi. Monday I will hand out fact sheets and interesting notes about pi. Everyday during announcements we will say something new about pi. Friday at lunch students can come and answer questions or solve problems with pi and get a piece of pie. For a few days before the event we put up signs with the symbol and a question mark to get people wondering. It is really fun and although I’m at a high school the students are not too jaded to get a kick out of it.
i love to eat pie
lots of it
i love to eat pie
lots of it
I will bring several pies several pies (apple, berry, banana cream, etc) to the office and at 1:59 PM, Pie will be served!
In addition, as a special item, I will will be handing out Pi buttons (purchased from this site) to our engineering department.
I’ve used Pure Data to generate a simple musical sequence that represents Pi. It will be played in local shools. You can learn more about it and hear an example here: http://joaomartins.entropiadesign.org/2008/03/06/routine-check-rc20080305-pi-day-variation-1/
Our class is going to have pi day, and we can all sorts of stuff.
but me and melissa are guna make t-shirts and a movie also we all have to recite the first 25 numbers of pi. our movie is going to be great but just like pi puns and what not. ill make sure to send in pictures as soon as i can! peace guys!
I teach high school geometry and algebra. I am celebrating with each class history of pi, whatever classroom activites I can find, and I bought the individual pecan pies for their tummies. I hope to use the little pie pans for some calculations with them. Should be fun. We’ve talked about it all school year. It took several talks for them to figure out what day is pi day.
I will make a pi pancake.
We announced in our facebook group that we’re having a party and everyone is invited. We also invited both our math teachers for the party in the dorm. Our pi-master (son of the current math teacher) are getting pie for the pi-party. We have also planned to see a film, and maybe have a contest. This is going to be fun!
i will eat
lots
and lots
and lots
and lots
and lots
and lots
and lots
and lots
of pie.
Pineapple and pizza!
Make a “Pi” cake (Pi symbol)..make Pi cupcakes (with the Pi symbol in icing on top of the cupcakes), wear my Pi t-shirt and speak Pi to everyone I see.
My school district is no fun, doesn’t even recognize Pi Day =(.
We are having a contest to see who can recite the most digits of Pi, a pie baking contest, making “pi” dye t-shirts, eating pizza “pi”e for lunch and having a “pi”e throwing contest! The whole middle school at Eastminster in Conyers, GA is getting involved for the day!
Make Pi necklaces
measure cookies with licorice stings
eat pizza
By wearing my PI T-shirt, and giving one to my math teacher. Also, saying PI to everyone I greet
pi day is my birthday, so i plan on celebrating with a cake and presents. the only bad thing about having pi day as my birthday is that i cant use it as and excuse for people to get me presents (=D)
I told my math teacher about it, so we will be celebrating by just chilling, and listening me recite it (goal is 100 by then, might go for more)
I am going to be with the Pies of Seattle, drinking long island ice teas
USYD will be having pi day celebrations. so if ur in sydney, australia ur most welcome to join in.
Join the facebook group “Usyd pi day 08″
I’m hosting an event for food bloggers, challenging us to make our own pie crusts! More info at Pi Day Recipes.