What is on the sheets?

A page to measure circles with a blank table, a grid of pi digits to colour, and circle problems with radius diagrams and answer lines.

What is the digit grid for?

The key at the foot has ten boxes, one for each digit from 0 to 9, so pupils colour each square of pi by its digit.

What are the three looks?

Plain mono is black ink with ruled lines. Chalkboard is white chalk on dark green slate with pie doodles. Bright class uses blue, orange and yellow with coloured section bars.

Do the sheets include answers?

The answer spaces are left blank. An answer key is not one of the nine sheets.

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Pi Day worksheets: measure circles, digit grid, circle problems

Pi Day worksheets — a worksheet headed "Pi Day" with four circles of different sizes, each with a drawn diameter and a table beside it with columns "Diameter", "Circumference" and "C ÷ d" left blank, plain black line worksheet, thin ruled lines, tidy sans-serif lettering, nothing decorative

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Reading 1Measure circles

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Reading 3Circle problems

Worksheets a maths teacher hands out on 14 March, Pi Day, for the digits 3.14. Each sheet is one a class fills in: four circles of different sizes with a blank table for diameter, circumference and C ÷ d; a ten-by-ten grid of the digits of pi, one per square; and six numbered circle problems with ruled answer lines. Ask for a different level, such as younger pupils or a pie theme, and the same worksheet layout carries it.

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What is on the sheets?: A page to measure circles with a blank table, a grid of pi digits to colour, and circle problems with radius diagrams and answer lines.
What is the digit grid for?: The key at the foot has ten boxes, one for each digit from 0 to 9, so pupils colour each square of pi by its digit.
What are the three looks?: Plain mono is black ink with ruled lines. Chalkboard is white chalk on dark green slate with pie doodles. Bright class uses blue, orange and yellow with coloured section bars.
Do the sheets include answers?: The answer spaces are left blank. An answer key is not one of the nine sheets.

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