The perfect Pi Day writing and craft activity for grades 2-4!

Make Pi Day fun and meaningful with this print-and-go resource. Your students will write about pi, math, and pie, then build a cute "3.14" bubble number craft with a cherry pie in the middle. It's a great mix of real writing practice and creative fun.

Most Pi Day resources are just math worksheets. This one teaches real writing skills wrapped in a Pi Day theme. Students learn to share opinions with reasons, explain how pi works, and tell stories, all while celebrating math. You get to check off your writing standards and your students stay engaged.

Use it for Pi Day (March 14), math centers, sub plans, morning work, early finishers, or your March writing block. The finished crafts make a beautiful math bulletin board, too!

What's Included

• ✏️ 6 writing pages that match the 3rd grade writing standards:

• 2 opinion pages (share what you think about Pi Day, with reasons and a concluding statement)

• 2 informative pages (how pi is calculated, how to make a pie step by step)

• 2 narrative pages (write dialogue and tell a story about Pi Day)

• ✏️ "3.14" bubble number craft with a cherry pie and writing prompts on each number, like "Pi is a number that means…", "My favorite kind of pie is…", "Circles remind me of…", and "My favorite math fact is…"

• ✏️ Editable PowerPoint files. Change the prompts to fit your class.

• ✏️ Print-and-go PDFs. No prep needed.

Why teachers love it

• 🥧 Real writing practice with a math theme, not just coloring

• 🥧 Lines up with 3rd grade writing standards (W.3.1, W.3.2, W.3.3)

• 🥧 Easy to use with different learners

• 🥧 You can edit the prompts to fit your students

• 🥧 Looks great on a math bulletin board or in the hallway