Q&A for How to Celebrate Pi Day

You can make some simple pies, such as filling pre-made pie crusts with pudding and/or whipped cream. If the kids like arts and crafts, you can have them design their own pi-themed t-shirts using puff paints. For a physical activity, you can have the kids do a pi run/walk.

It is not a national holiday, but it can be celebrated across the country.

It is significant because the first few digits of pi are 3.14159. Pi day is 3/14 (March 14th), and the most significant time on pi day would be the digits that come next, or 1:59.

Yes. The more pi you manage to incorporate into your day, the better your Pi Day becomes.

Both times would be excellent for celebrating Pi Day, as would any time during the day. People consider celebrating Pi Day at 1:59 since the first few digits of pi are 3.14159, so they would be celebrating on 3/14 at 1:59.

Pi Day can be celebrated anywhere. If you enjoy the number pi, consider having an event to commemorate the day.

Hide the amount of soccer balls that correlate to the next digit in pi. If, for example, you've hidden 3 baseballs, 1 hat, 4 boxes, and 1 stuffed animal, hide 5 soccer balls to stick with the digits of pi (3.1415).

Pi Day is recognized worldwide, and thus, it is celebrated across the globe in many countries. It is perhaps most common in the United States. Many other locations use the day/month/year format for time and instead celebrate Pi Approximation Day on 22 July (for 22/7).