It's the Pi Day of the century! Read on to see why.
Right now, you are learning to measure and identify shapes.
Next year, you will learn to measure a circle using Pi.
The beginning digits of Pi are: 3.1415.
Actually, the number of digits of Pi are endless (infinite).
Notice how Pi's digits coincide with the date? 3.1415... (3-14-15) Neat, huh?
That's why this Pi day is called, "The Pi Day of the Century."
Every other year will be just 3.14...
You can still enjoy Pi Day and all of the activities that go along with it.
How many digits can you remember? Someone broke a record memorizing the most digits!
Here's some pi and St. Patrick's Day info:
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Sir Cumference and the Dragon of Pi - read aloud A Math Story About Pi :)
Pi activity
A Mile of Pi video-Past the World Record breaker!
Ed.gov Pi Day activities for all ages
http://youtu.be/AtgfsRH3H3U. Pi song
St. Patrick's Day and Irish Culture
World Famous, Riverdance
World Record for Longest Riverdance!
Mrs. Murphy's Chowder
The Irish Rovers-The Umicorn Song-different version. Ugh, Unicorn, not Umicorn!
Lyrics to The Unicorn Song
Irish Rovers song: Puff the Magic Dragon (Originally: Peter, Paul and Mary) :)
Irish Rovers: Titanic
The Potato Famine
TitanicPast and Present:
titanicbelfast.com-Birthplace of Titanic
Belfast, Ireland
titanicexperiencecobh.ie
Northern Ireland-Titanic
Titanic walking tour
Titanic-museum
Stories
Take the Titanic Tour via YouTube
Titanic-original footage, Then and Now
http://youtu.be/helqlWBF0fU
http://youtu.be/kGQ1dhLfqFg
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