Pi Day
David Albert
In case I forget, I want to take this opportunity to wish everyone for tomorrow a
Happy Pi Day! (March 14, 3-14) We celebrate by eating various kinds of pie all
day, and with math problems and puzzles, and an occasional toast to Pythagoras
and Archimedes. One of our favorite holidays!
david albert
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mind like little explosions of light, get this book."--Home Education Magazine.
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Happy Pi Day! (March 14, 3-14) We celebrate by eating various kinds of pie all
day, and with math problems and puzzles, and an occasional toast to Pythagoras
and Archimedes. One of our favorite holidays!
david albert
--
"If you love being stopped mid-page by powerful observations that strike your
mind like little explosions of light, get this book."--Home Education Magazine.
To read a sample chapter from "And the Skylark Sings with Me", and to order a
signed copy (credit cards accepted), check out www.skylarksings.com
Linda Wyatt
> From: David Albert <shantinik@...>One of our favorites, too!
>
> In case I forget, I want to take this opportunity to wish everyone
> for tomorrow a Happy Pi Day! (March 14, 3-14) We celebrate by eating
> various kinds of pie all day, and with math problems and puzzles, and
> an occasional toast to Pythagoras
> and Archimedes. One of our favorite holidays!
We make square pies (because Pi r squared!).
Found out just the other day that the King Sized bag of plain M&Ms comes in
packages weighing 3.14 ounces. :-)
We found some Pi Day songs on the web.
We've been doing this for about 4 years now.
Linda
Helen Cain
At 07:39 AM 3/20/06, Robyn Coburn wrote:
order *can* have pi day -- 22nd July -- as long as we can deal with
being non-metric.
Cheers
Helen
>I have never thought of pi as "advanced" math. I guess it is because I do soAha! Those of us in parts of the world that put the date in a logical
>much stuff with circles. For example sewing skirts half or full circle. I
>always just think of it as 22/7.
order *can* have pi day -- 22nd July -- as long as we can deal with
being non-metric.
Cheers
Helen
Wendy S.
On Mar 22, 2006, at 2:12 AM, Helen Cain wrote:
Wendy S. in GA
Mom to Shelby, age 7
http://www.trustbirth.com
"Motherhood: 24/7 on the frontlines of humanity. Are you man enough
to try it?" Maria Shriver
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> Aha! Those of us in parts of the world that put the date in a logicalTook me a minute...but I figured it out. LOL
> order *can* have pi day -- 22nd July -- as long as we can deal with
> being non-metric.
>
> Cheers
> Helen
Wendy S. in GA
Mom to Shelby, age 7
http://www.trustbirth.com
"Motherhood: 24/7 on the frontlines of humanity. Are you man enough
to try it?" Maria Shriver
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