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Devon Sixth Graders Celebrate Pi Day With Math, Pies
Did you celebrate Pi Day on Monday? These Devon sixth graders did in style.
DEVON, PA -- Devon Prep Math Teacher and her sixth grade class celebrated Pi Day today with a math lesson and a snack.
“Pi Day is an international celebration of the number 3.1415, which is represented by the Greek letter pi (∏), one of the most important numbers in mathematics,” teacher Kathy Iacobucci said, in a news release provided by the school. “Pi is the relationship of the circumference of a circle to its diameter. March 14 is the day of celebration every year for the simple reason the numbers used in representing the date are 3.14.”
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To mark the day, Iacobucci served “pi cookies” to her students as they worked on activities to determine “Pi.”
Image captions: 1) Devon Prep sixth graders hold up their PI Day cookies during math class where they learned how to determine pi. 2) Devon Prep Sixth Grader Joseph Perulo traces a CD as part of his lesson on how to determine pi.
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