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Pi Day is celebrated annually on March 14th to honor the mathematical constant π, which represents the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter. Pi is unique because it is an infinite, non-repeating decimal, making it a symbol of mystery and curiosity in mathematics. The day encourages students, teachers, and math enthusiasts to explore the wonders of numbers, geometry, and problem-solving.

Pi Day celebrations often include math games, circle-related activities, and contests to memorize as many digits of pi as possible. The word “pi” is also connected to the dessert “pie,” so many people enjoy baking or eating pies while celebrating. Beyond the fun, Pi Day inspires a deeper understanding of mathematics and its role in science, technology, and engineering.

By observing Pi Day, we learn to appreciate both the beauty and practicality of mathematics. It reminds us that math is not only a subject in school but also a tool to understand the world around us — from the wheels on a bicycle to the orbits of planets. Pi Day shows that learning can be exciting, creative, and delicious at the same time.