Pi is a mathematical constant referring to the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter.  It's an irrational number, which means that it goes on forever and never shows a repeating pattern.  Every year it's celebrated on 3/14 because the first three digits of Pi are 3,1, and 4.

Students will learn about Pi and create a Pi Day bracelet using a the numbers of Pi and a color code. 

Grades 3-8 will continue their Million Dollar Project! 
 

S - Science Safety 
T - Keyboard Climber
E- Building Challenges
M- Catepillar Count

Students in grades 3-8 will be completing a Million Dollar Project.
This project is due 4/3

As part of a $1,000,000 inheretence they have been given guidelines to follow for how to spend it. 
They must:
- Put at least $75,000 aside for college/trade school education (upper grads will calculate inflation, books, and expenses)
- Purchase a home that is no more than $300,000
- Plan a family vacation and determine all expenses
- Purchase a vehicle
- Make one charitable donation

They will itemize their expenses and write checks. 

They will create a Google Slides presentation to show their purchases. 

Grades K-3:  Invent a Backscratcher from Everyday Items! Pretend you have an itch in the middle of your back? What type of device could an engineer design and build to help people scratch their back? Today you are the engineer trying to solve this problem. Engineers are constantly using their creativity to solve everyday problems. What will your backscratcher look like? Draw your sketch here. A sketch is a rough drawing or plan of your idea. Remember you can only use the materials at your table. Then build your prototype.

Grades 4-8 - Finish interactive stories. Due 3/3