O'Neal Math Club Hosts Pi Day Celebration
O’Neal’s Upper School Math Club organized and hosted an all school Pi Day on “Pi Day” – March 14th. Students from kindergarten through 12th grade participated in the math extravaganza. Students across divisions worked together to solve a multitude of math problems.
- 7th and 11th graders bungee jumping Barbie
- 6th and 11th graders cracking math codes and working through a fraction-filled maze
- 5th and 10th graders building houses to absorb as much (or as little) heat as possible
- 4th and 9th graders building playgrounds (...and eating marshmallows)
- 3rd and 8th graders building structurally-sound bridges
- K, 1, 2, and 12th graders blowing bubbles, making tangrams, solving a number line puzzle, glider paper airplanes, playing "Go Fish" and dominoes.
- And lastly, our fearless Geometry students racing their cardboard boats!
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