Pi Day!
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7th Grade
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Tyler Ong
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Pi Day!
By Tyler Ong
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Multiple Choice
When is Pi Day?
3/14
4/14
2/14
3/13
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Larry Shaw discovered Pi Day in 1988. He was a worker at the Exploratorium in San Francisco.
History of Pi Day
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Multiple Choice
What year was Pi Day discovered?
1998
1985
1988
1990
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History Lesson of Pi
History Lesson: The number Pi was discovered by Archimedes of Syracuse around 250 BCE. Pi is just the circumference divided by the diameter.
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Multiple Choice
Who discovered the number Pi?
Leonhard Euler
Archimedes
Albert Einstein
Donald Trump
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There's an infinite number of Pi.
Numbers of Pi!
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Draw
Draw the Pi symbol! Also, just know I can see what you draw.
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Fill in the Blanks
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Multiple Choice
Who discovered Pi Day?
Kendrick Lamar
Albert Einstein
Thomas Edison
Larry Shaw
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Poll
What is your understanding of Pi Day after this lesson?
Nothing
A little bit
A good amount
I know everything!
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