area ofa circleMr.BordencircumferenceMs.Clay150 picubicinchesC = pi(D)pi (radiussquared)(height)circlediameter3.14159chocolatepieMarch14applepie9 pisquarefeetAlbertEinstein3.141pi(radiussquared)3.14159263.141592Circumference/diameterMrs.VaughnMr.Smith24 pimilimeters3.14CoachMason4/3 pi(radiuscubed)36 picubicmeters81 pisquarekilometerscherrypie10feetMrs.ParadisoMr.Bryan100 picmsquared16 pisquareyardsarea ofa circleMr.BordencircumferenceMs.Clay150 picubicinchesC = pi(D)pi (radiussquared)(height)circlediameter3.14159chocolatepieMarch14applepie9 pisquarefeetAlbertEinstein3.141pi(radiussquared)3.14159263.141592Circumference/diameterMrs.VaughnMr.Smith24 pimilimeters3.14CoachMason4/3 pi(radiuscubed)36 picubicmeters81 pisquarekilometerscherrypie10feetMrs.ParadisoMr.Bryan100 picmsquared16 pisquareyards

Pi Day Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. area of a circle
  2. Mr. Borden
  3. circumference
  4. Ms. Clay
  5. 150 pi cubic inches
  6. C = pi (D)
  7. pi (radius squared) (height)
  8. circle
  9. diameter
  10. 3.14159
  11. chocolate pie
  12. March 14
  13. apple pie
  14. 9 pi square feet
  15. Albert Einstein
  16. 3.141
  17. pi (radius squared)
  18. 3.1415926
  19. 3.141592
  20. Circumference/ diameter
  21. Mrs. Vaughn
  22. Mr. Smith
  23. 24 pi milimeters
  24. 3.14
  25. Coach Mason
  26. 4/3 pi (radius cubed)
  27. 36 pi cubic meters
  28. 81 pi square kilometers
  29. cherry pie
  30. 10 feet
  31. Mrs. Paradiso
  32. Mr. Bryan
  33. 100 pi cm squared
  34. 16 pi square yards