pi (radius squared) circle 4/3 pi (radius cubed) Mr. Smith 3.141 pi (radius squared) (height) 3.14 10 feet Mrs. Vaughn C = pi (D) March 14 Mr. Borden cherry pie 9 pi square feet Ms. Clay 150 pi cubic inches 24 pi milimeters Circumference/ diameter Mrs. Paradiso 16 pi square yards chocolate pie area of a circle Coach Mason 81 pi square kilometers 3.14159 circumference 3.1415926 apple pie 36 pi cubic meters diameter Mr. Bryan 100 pi cm squared Albert Einstein 3.141592 pi (radius squared) circle 4/3 pi (radius cubed) Mr. Smith 3.141 pi (radius squared) (height) 3.14 10 feet Mrs. Vaughn C = pi (D) March 14 Mr. Borden cherry pie 9 pi square feet Ms. Clay 150 pi cubic inches 24 pi milimeters Circumference/ diameter Mrs. Paradiso 16 pi square yards chocolate pie area of a circle Coach Mason 81 pi square kilometers 3.14159 circumference 3.1415926 apple pie 36 pi cubic meters diameter Mr. Bryan 100 pi cm squared Albert Einstein 3.141592
(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.
pi (radius squared)
circle
4/3 pi (radius cubed)
Mr. Smith
3.141
pi (radius squared) (height)
3.14
10 feet
Mrs. Vaughn
C = pi (D)
March 14
Mr. Borden
cherry pie
9 pi square feet
Ms. Clay
150 pi cubic inches
24 pi milimeters
Circumference/ diameter
Mrs. Paradiso
16 pi square yards
chocolate pie
area of a circle
Coach Mason
81 pi square kilometers
3.14159
circumference
3.1415926
apple pie
36 pi cubic meters
diameter
Mr. Bryan
100 pi cm squared
Albert Einstein
3.141592