Ultimate Guide to Celebrating Pi Day

Can you create expressions for the numbers from 1-30 using the digits 3, 1, and 4? This pi day number challenge is a fun twist on the classic four fours challenge.

Can you use logic to correctly place the pi symbols in these pi battle logic puzzles?

Place pi symbols in the grids so that each row, each column, and each region contains exactly one pi symbol. Additionally, pi symbols may not touch one another either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.

Looking for a fun word puzzle for Pi Day? Search through the grid of letters to find a path that spells “Pi Day.”

Can you use a standard set of twelve pentominoes to form a pi symbol?

Add an element of logic to your Pi Day celebration with these fun Pi Day Hidoku Logic Puzzles!

This fun hidden number puzzle involves finding the first 11 digits of pi in a grid of numbers. It would be a perfect addition to your Pi Day festivities!

These pi symbol kakuro puzzles are the perfect printable logic puzzle for celebrating Pi Day!

This Square Pi Puzzle is two challenges in one. Use all five pieces to build a square. Done? Now, use all five pieces to create a pi symbol.

Can you solve this printable pi symbol maze that is perfect for celebrating Pi Day? It is a free download with eight different levels of difficulty to choose from.

This pi puzzle is the perfect quick activity to add to any Pi Day Celebration to instantly make it more fun and festive! Can you arrange the 9 squares into a 3×3 grid so that the puzzle pieces match along each edge?

Bring some puzzling fun to Pi Day with this free printable pi-shaped nonogram puzzle.

These free printable pi symbol hidoku puzzles are the perfect logic puzzles for celebrating Pi Day!

Your students will enjoy this pi-themed WODB (Which One Doesn’t Belong?) task from Zach Armstrong.

These Pi Day Dingbats challenges look so fun! How many will your students be able to figure out?

Challenge students to see how many digits of pi they can recite from memory. Their dedication to memorizing digits might surprise you!

One of my favorite activities to do with my math students on Pi Day is to write pi-ku poems. Instead of the traditional haiku’s 5-7-5 syllable structure, we follow a 3-1-4 syllable structure.

I love reading what students come up with!

What would your students come up with?

Given that Albert Einstein’s birthday was March 14th, Pi Day seems a fitting day for a mathematician dress up contest!

This pi birthday search contest is entirely luck based, but students will love discovering whose birthday appears the latest in the digits of pi.

Check out this annual pi day poster contest hosted by Mrs. Richardson.

Looking for something slightly less time-consuming than a poster making contest? Check out this Pi Day Coloring Contest from Becky Roloff.

Looking for a tasty way to introduce pi? Check out this pi and pancakes lesson from Lisa Rode.

Many of the ideas from this page could be combined to create your own custom Pi Day passport for students to complete.

Get the entire school involved to make a photograph involving the digits of pi.

What does tennis have to do with Pi Day? In this Seeing Pi Activity, students will make a connection between a stack of tennis balls and the number pi.

Students will be amazed when they discover that tossing toothpicks can be used to generate an approximation of pi!

This cutting pi activity is a great discovery activity to help students understand the meaning of pi!

Check out this creative pi day t-shirt idea!

How long will it take your students to roll the digits of pi using dice? Students will love this fun game!

Celebrate Pi Day with this fun version of dots and boxes where building a box around a pi symbol gets you an extra bonus point!

Looking for a fun game to add to your Pi Day celebration? I recommend checking out this free printable Pi Day tic tac toe game.

Since the constant pi is derived from circles, perhaps a game of circle tic tac toe might be fun?!?