- Bake or buy a pie and then decorate it in a way that celebrates Pi.
- Celebrate Albert Einstein’s birthday with a strawberry pie.
- Read “Sir Cumference and the Dragon of Pi” and share pie slices.
- Use a pie recipe to teach children math.
- Make paper plate pies for fun activities with little ones.
- Bake an “Apple Pi” in honor of Isaac Newton.
- Create a “Never-Ending Pi Buffet” at work.
- Share a Pi-decorated pie with a math enthusiast in your neighborhood.
- Host a huge pie party to celebrate Pi.
- Deliver a pie to a math teacher.
- Bring pies to your child’s classroom for a Pi Party.
- Teach children ratios and division with pie slices.
- Review taxes with your accountant over pie.
- Plan a round trip to get pie on March 14.
- Write and share a Pi-ku (a haiku about Pi).
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