Pi Day Party with Free Printables

March 14th.
3.14
Pi Day
Have you ever celebrated Pi Day?
I know, it's not your average holiday...it's not a holiday at all, it's just a fun date on the calendar to eat pie and think math.

Last year, we ended up celebrating AH's birthday on March 14th. When I saw the party would take place on 3.14 (Pi Day), I knew exactly what the party theme would be.
Take a look at our Pi Day Celebration. 

It's a full meal of pies!  Mmm!

Mini Chicken Pot Pies
I used this recipe- click here.

English Muffin Pizza Pies
Layer pizza ingredients atop an English muffin. Bake at 400 degrees for 8-10 minutes. (I topped a few mini pizzas with a pi sign cut from a cheddar cheese slice.)

Fresh Berry Pie
Fresh blueberries and raspberries are super tasty sitting in a mini graham cracker pie crust. (find these mini crusts in your grocery store- baking aisle.)

Chocolate Pudding Pie
Chocolate pudding served in a pie crust with toppings.

Mini Apple Pies!
Find these at Walmart for 50 cents a piece! Yes!

Do a Google search and print out some math worksheets (on your kids' academic level) for finding the area of a circle. I also printed out a bunch of facts about pi. Click here for a fact site.
For example, did you know that (pi day) March 14th was Albert Einstein's birthday?

Display the math sheets on the table with the pies. Add a few pencils to encourage everyone to try some problems.

Print out the pi signs on cardstock. Trim and tape a coffee stirrer to the back of each sign. Stick signs in the pies.
Click here to print your own.

Don't you think your family would want to celebrate Pi Day?

Want to see more of my party ideas?  Click here.