Pi Day
| K | O | D | E | C | I | M | A | L | F | B | W |
| N | W | O | D | R | A | C | A | I | I | C | E |
| P | I | E | I | V | R | O | E | R | O | J | H |
| U | C | H | A | E | C | N | Y | R | Z | X | P |
| Q | M | I | M | E | H | S | F | A | R | S | R |
| N | P | R | E | C | I | T | E | T | A | O | A |
| T | S | Z | T | I | M | A | S | I | D | N | T |
| H | T | J | E | D | E | N | A | O | I | U | I |
| N | I | T | R | G | D | T | H | N | U | A | O |
| C | I | R | C | L | E | R | T | A | S | D | E |
| M | A | R | C | H | S | L | Q | L | I | N | N |
| B | X | O | A | I | N | F | I | N | I | T | E |
- ARCHIMEDES
- CIRCLE
- CONSTANT
- DECIMAL
- DIAMETER
- INFINITE
- IRRATIONAL
- MARCH
- PIE
- RADIUS
- RATIO
- RECITE
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Every March 14 classrooms celebrate the ratio that never resolves, the constant Archimedes cornered between two polygons long before anyone wrote it as a decimal. Students recite its digits, measure a circle against its own diameter, and argue over whether pie counts as coursework.
Pi Day Word Search Answer Key
Checking a finished sheet, or stuck on the last word? The Pi Day Word Search Answer Key marks all 12 hidden words in the grid and lists the row, column and direction each one starts from. It prints on its own sheet, so you can hand out the puzzle and keep the answers.