Pi Day Activities for Awesome Math Fun (7 Free Printables)

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These Pi Day worksheets are perfect for making math fun and meaningful on March 14 (3/14).

I've put together this collection of 7 Pi Day printables that you can use with kids of all ages - whether you're homeschooling like me or looking for activities to do with your students during or after school.

From hands-on measuring to creative coloring pages, these pi worksheets will help your kids explore this super cool mathematical concept. I'm sharing my ideas for using and hope you have a blast!

Seven pages of free printable Pi Day activities.

Why Celebrate Pi Day with Kids?

March 14 has become known as Pi Day because the first three digits of Pi are 3.14 - just like March 14 (3/14). Cool, right?

Over the years, my boys and I have enjoyed this educational day in our homeschool in so many different ways. When they were younger, I stuck with basic explanations of what Pi means and did simple Pi Day crafts - because let's be real, sometimes simpler is better with little ones!

As they got older, we took it up a level each year. It's been amazing to watch them grow in their understanding of Pi and get excited about math concepts.

To make it easier for you to celebrate this fun day in March, I'm sharing this Pi Day activity worksheet pack that grows with your children.

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What's Included in This Free Pi Day Pack

This set of 7 printable pages has been such a hit with my kids, and includes activities for almost all ages:

Happy Pi Day! Fun Facts sheet - This is where we always start because my boys love learning cool trivia!
Happy Pi Day - Measuring Circles for Pi Chart - Get those rulers out and start measuring!
Pi Day Circumference - A fun activity for calculating the circumference of different types of pies (because who doesn't love pie?)
Happy Pi Day! Word Search Puzzle - Perfect for when you need a quieter activity
Pie Baking Time - My kids get such a kick out of this one
Happy Pi Day coloring page - Because sometimes we all need to just relax and color
Pi Fun Game - Solve math problems and color according to the key (my older boys especially love this challenge)

Making Math Fun with These Pi Day Worksheets

We always start with the Fun Facts sheet because it's such a great conversation starter! Your kids might get super excited to learn that:

It's also Albert Einstein's birthday (how cool is that?)
Pi is defined as the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter
The digits of Pi go on forever without repeating (my boys were mind-blown by this!)
The Pi symbol was adopted by Swiss mathematician Leonard Euler in 1737

If you're working with a group of kids (maybe you're teacher), try pairing them up for the Measuring Circles for Pi activity. It's amazing to watch them work together and have those "aha!" moments when they understand how Pi works in real life.

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Fun Ways to Make These Activities Even More Exciting

You can totally just print-and-go with these worksheets (because sometimes that's all we have time for, right?). But if you want to take it up a notch, here are some of our favorite extra activities:

Make Pi bracelets with beads or paper chains - my kids love choosing different colored beads for different numbers
Break out the playdough and make some "pies" - then practice measuring them!
Turn those coloring pages into beautiful decorations - we love displaying them on our fridge
Challenge older kids to memorize Pi digits - my boys make it into a friendly competition
Write out the irrational number of Pi - you'd be surprised how competitive kids get with this!

Suggested Supplies for Enjoying These Pi Day Activities

pencils
erasable pens (optional)
crayons
color pencils
markers
ruler

110 Pieces Pi Symbol Stickers Pi Vinyl Sticker Decoration for Pi Day Math Party Favors Classroom Wall Supply Happy Pi Day to You! (Cat in the Hat's Learning Library)Sir Cumference and the Dragon of Pi Flexible Ruler Purple, 12 in (30 cm) Soft Plastic Shatter Resistant Straight Edge Ruler, Bendable Kids & Adults Ruler w/Inches & Metrics Also Available in Pink, Blue, Red, Grey, Green, 1 Pc –by Enday BAZIC Products Jeweltones Color Ruler, 12 Inches, 1 Pack of 4 Rulers

I love how these Pi Day worksheets help kids see that math isn't just about memorizing numbers - it's about exploring and discovering! Whether your kids are just learning about Pi or ready for more advanced concepts, these activities make learning feel more like play. And isn't that what we're all aiming for?

For younger students (or if you just want to add some extra hands-on fun), don't forget to pull out that playdough! We love practicing writing the Pi symbol in it, and measuring our playdough "pies" adds another layer of learning to the fun.

Get Your Free Pi Day Worksheets Pack

High five! You're on your way to making Pi Day extra fun for your kids!

This free worksheet pack of Pi Day Activities includes 7 printable pages.

You may certainly print as many of these activities as you need to enjoy with your kids and older students, classroom lessons, homeschool co-op, local library, or community event. If you have a friend or co-worker would might like to use these free printables, please share this post. Thanks!

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