Welcome to TeachPi.org

Welcome to the first and best place on the Web for teachers who want to find or share ideas for Pi Day activities, learning, and entertainment.
We believe that promoting an enthusiasm for learning, through celebration and creativity, will lead to a richer classroom environment and a deeper appreciation of mathematics. read more

Pi Goes to Washington

Only 112 years after its last appearance on a legislative floor—the doomed bill in the Indiana statehouse that offered nine different values for the number—Pi made a surprise appearance in the U.S. House of Representatives in 2009.

Digits Span the World

Ever wanted to own a digit of Pi? This is your big chance. No kidding.

Kind of like owning a star, right? Artists Chris Klapper and Patrick Gallagher are embarking on an infinitely ambitious project. They are hand-casting sculptures of each digit in Pi’s sequence, and shipping them all over the world, one by one. But there’s more.

Pi on the Brain

How does memory interact with mathematical ability? Is memory an improvable skill or a limited resource? Is there potential cognitive value to be derived from digit memorization, which could, in turn, influence a student’s success in the mathematics classroom?