Pi Day Math Mini Book | Headbands | Bookmarks | Pi Day MARCH 14th 3.14

 This Pi Day Math Mini Book | Headbands | Bookmarks | Pi Day MARCH 14th 3.14 is the perfect activity to celebrate Pi DAY. Students can read the interactive story, make Pi Day headbands and color Pi Day Bookmarks. This activity will work well with Pi Day on March 14th 3/14 or a MATH Activity.






WHAT’S INCLUDED:

  • one Pi Day Math Mini Book Reader
  • Two Pi Day Book cover options
  • 6 Headband templates
  • 3 Bookmark Templates

This PI DAY ACTIVITY would be great to use for:

  • Whole group instruction
  • independent math centers
  • fast finishers

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