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Miss Camputatro's Pi Competion: Pi Day Party

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On March 15, Miss Camputatro had her annually Pi day party. During this wondeful event, we got to eat pies and have a Pi competion. The first thing we did to kick of this event was to hang our colored puzzle pieces and hang it somewhere next to a circled object. My class hung our puzzle pieces in the gym next to the clock. When all of our piece were together it created Albert Einsteen. When we were done with the puzzle we then stated the Pi competion. The Pi competion was where who had memorized the most digits of Pi. I had memorized 50 digits. During the Pi competion, we got to come up to Miss Camputatro and choose two pieces of pies to eat. I choose Apple and pumpkin pie. In the end, the winner who knew the most digits of Pi was Tommy Welsh.

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