Today we move from being pi observers to pi participants :)
Yes, yes, it’s cool to see all that can be done with pi musically (day one), in cartoon (day two) and with jokes (day three). But doesn’t it just leave you wanting to join in?! Frank suggested a pi cartoon that is pi-thetic and I bet he wasn’t the only one that got the creative juices rolling.
Today is your day! Jump in with a pi-ku of your own. Pi-ku is a take-off on haiku, but instead of having the syllable pattern 5-7-5, they use, you guessed it, 3-1-4.
To prime the pump, I’ll share some from last year’s submissions.
Reflecting
God:
not just for shapes
*******
Three year olds
Can
Make me smile
********
Ultimate
Pi
2015
********
Life springs from
Both
Joys and sorrows
Pretty cool, eh?
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On Friday I am going to have my students write pi-kus and will share some on Saturday when I announce the winner of the pie. Amy
Now it is
Your
Turn to pi-ku
See you in
the
comment section :)

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Cherry pie
BOOM
SHAKALAKA!!!
oh my word. I didn’t know Pi-ku could make me laugh :). So glad to find out it can!
A love that’s
All
Encompassing
A circle
Love
Cannot be squared
Pi is good
When
playing Scrabble
Look to pi
When
Irrational
Kristi, you are such a talented poet!
Beginning of the semester:
I don’t know
where
my classroom is.
Middle of the semester:
This is fun!
But
I need coffee.
End of the semester:
Goodbyes stink.
Yet
QQ remains!
Brilliant! A story told in pi-ku, who knew!
yuan2 zhou1 lv4
pi
worlds colliding
or in the original text:
圆周率
π
worlds colliding
Stunning. Wow!
Hope it’s okay to share a few of my students’ pi-kus.
Camelbaks
Are
Extremely cool
My life is
A
Rolling train wreck
Family is
A
Rare privilege
The Bible
Is
The truth of God
More than OK!
Oh Kristi–I laughed at the “rolling train wreck!” Amy, loved reading the poems. I didn’t write a pi-ku, but I made a pie on Pi Day. OH–just inspired with one!
Apple pie–
best:
warm, with ice cream
indeed! :)
There is plenty
of
Pi to go round
you say Pi
I
say pie is sweet
two pi are
equal
trip around a circle
three dot one
four
five nine two six
the “three dot one” is my fav!! Brilliant!