East Jay Elementary students celebrated Pi Day a little early today by showing off their memory skills and reciting the most numbers after the decimal of Pi!
Our winners are:
3rd Grade: Eli Edmundson – 12 digits
4th Grade: Autumn Wittkamp – 37 digits
5th Grade: Cambria Layton – 102 digits
Autumn and Cambria also held winning titles last year—what an impressive accomplishment!
Each winner received a mini pie today and will be recognized during Monday morning announcements.
East Jay Elementary 6th grade math students in Mrs. Moeller’s classes also celebrated Pi Day early today with their own challenge—reciting as many numbers after the decimal of Pi as they could from memory!
Top 3 Overall Winners
1st Place: Josie Haskett – 133 digits
2nd Place: Haruki Kato – 82 digits
3rd Place: Madelyn Flusche – 67 digits (a pretty fun number for Pi Day!)
Winners by Class Period
1st Period: Haruki Kato – 82 digits
2nd Period: Josie Haskett – 133 digits
3rd Period: Kendall Snow – 57 digits (on the first attempt!)
7th Period: Paisley Brunswick – 34 digits
8th Period: Adeline Blair – 53 digits
Great work to all of Mrs. Moeller’s students who took part in the Pi Day challenge!
(**We are working on getting the photos added!**)
Tomorrow is Pi Day, so celebrate with your family by enjoying a delicious slice of pie!