Celebrate spring with this coloring page of daffodils.
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Celebrate spring with this coloring page of daffodils.
You might be familiar with the never-ending number π (pi), which is most relevant for studying circles. But you might not know much about the genius guy who first calculated pi: Archimedes of Syracuse, Sicily, one of the greatest mathematicians of the ancient world.
3/14 is Pi Day! Print this Pi Day coloring page to celebrate.
Celebrate Pi Day — March 14, or 3-14 — by conducting your own search for pi. To do your own test to see if the circumference of an object divided by its diameter really does always equal about 3.14, try this activity adapted from Layers of Learning.
Whether its the mathematical constant or the delicious dessert, there are plenty of world records to share when it comes to pi and pie.
All animals’ teeth evolved to help them survive. Teeth can be used to intimidate, hunt and bite.
A fairy, a witch and a rat: Different cultures around the world tell different stories about the Tooth Fairy and what to do with baby teeth when they fall out.
Print this page to navigate your way through the braces on this smile.
Follow these instructions to create your very own paper parachute!
Find the hidden pictures in this illustration.
Try this activity to harness the power of physics and air resistance to develop different parachute designs to discover a safe way to deliver an egg to the ground.
“Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing” can be read as a poem or sung as a hymn.
Can you find all the words in this Black History Month word search? Download and print the page to get started.
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