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this is one of those stealth gwsf posts where I mostly want to see if people can tell me about the object pictured.

Making his first appearance at school.

Visitors enjoy pie.

 

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Calculating Pi with weight an rectangle and circle. Less than 1 percent error :)

 

Happy Pi day 2021!!!

 

Step 3: Weight the circle with unknown area.

Ms. Ericka and son enjoyed using their compass to construct their circles precisely!

 

Have you read Engineering the ABC's yet? Lots of cool finds about the role of engineers and ways they enhance our lives.

 

Help us expand the home libraries of our youth while providing meaningful math connections to what they read!

 

Check out our calendar at powertheyouth [dot] org for upcoming events. Join our conversation about resources and programs on Math Tech Connections (blog [dot] powertheyouth.org !

Me at Pies & Pints, eating Pie & drinking Beer!

I snapped a quick picture of the pie from Pie before leaving the shop, just in case pictures with Evan didn't work out later in the day. The bag on the left contained a little bite-sized pie too. They were giving them away that day. It wasn't quite as photogenic, so I didn't end up taking it out of the bag for the picture.

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Pope family using available tools to create a circle with proper labels.

 

Have you read Engineering the ABC's yet? Lots of cool finds about the role of engineers and ways they enhance our lives.

 

Help us expand the home libraries of our youth while providing meaningful math connections to what they read!

 

Check out our calendar at powertheyouth [dot] org for upcoming events. Join our conversation about resources and programs on Math Tech Connections (blog [dot] powertheyouth.org !

Wrapping Pi Day presents. 2007

Angles, Donuts and Pi -- Oh My! Yes, 3rd graders can use protractors appropriately! Just teach them!

 

Have you read Engineering the ABC's yet? Lots of cool finds about the role of engineers and ways they enhance our lives.

 

Help us expand the home libraries of our youth while providing meaningful math connections to what they read!

 

Check out our calendar at powertheyouth [dot] org for upcoming events. Join our conversation about resources and programs on Math Tech Connections (blog [dot] powertheyouth.org !

March 14

3.14, Happy Pi Day everyone!

Every Pi Weekend people travel to publicly recite as many digits of Pi as possible

Clockwise from the top: Cherry, Apple Blueberry, Apple, Apple, Lemon, Chocolate Cream, Custard, Mixed Berry

my friend & I made a cheesecake for Pi Day.

 

clearly she was very excited about it.

Every Pi Weekend people travel to publicly recite as many digits of Pi as possible

Wrapping Pi Day presents. 2007

Every Pi Weekend people travel to publicly recite as many digits of Pi as possible

Every Pi Weekend people travel to publicly recite as many digits of Pi as possible

Every Pi Weekend people travel to publicly recite as many digits of Pi as possible

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