Show:
Pi-oneers
Pi Facts
Can You Pi?
Pi By The Numbers
Pi(e) Facts
100
Mr. Monroe's favorite team
Who are the Green Bay Packers?
100
Pi Day is on this day
What is March 14?
100
The distance around a circle is called this
What is Circumference?
100
Pi is expressed as this fraction
What is 22/7
100
This pie can be eaten as a meal and can contain meat and vegetables
What is a Pot Pie?
200
Mrs. Little's husband teaches this subject
What is Art?
200
The symbol that represents pi is the 16th letter of this country's alphabet.
What is the Greek alphabet?
200
3.14159 is called this
What is Pi?
200
The only whole number in Pi
What is 3?
200
Pie that is made from a Halloween decoration
What is Pumpkin Pie?
300
The most digits of pi that have been recited at NCMS on Pi Day.
What is 180? (Record held by Chloe Higgins)
300
The very smart man who discovered pi.
Who is Albert Einstein?
300
The formula for Circumference
What is diameter x pi?
300
There is no zero in the first __ of pi.
What is 31 digits?
300
Pie that is made from a fruit that is celebrated in Nebraska City.
What is Apple Pie?
400
Mr. Taylor has this many kids.
What is 2?
400
The official celebration of pi day starts at this time (to represent 3.14159)
What is 1:59?
400
The circumference of a circle that is 2 inches in diameter.
What is 6.28 inches?
400
The first five digits after the decimal point in Pi add up to this sum
What is 20?
400
The circumference of a pecan pie that is 10 inches in diameter
What is 31.4 inches?
500
Mr. Olsen's main insturment is
What is the saxophone?
500
3.14 backwards looks like this word
What is PIE?
500
The number of whole numbers in pi
What is one?
500
The product of the first five digits of Pi (after the decimal point)
What is 180?
500
Mr. Monroe's favorite kind of pie
What is cherry pie?