Description
This short reading is a great way to celebrate Pi Day in Spanish class!
Why should math class have all the fun on March 14th? Print this reading and add it to your reading library, or use all of these activities to have your own Pi Day celebration in Spanish class!
This resource includes a comprehension activity in Spanish for students to complete after reading the story, as well as pi and pie themed activities for you to use with your students on March 14th!
This reading includes:
❁ high frequency verbs – ser, ir, tener, gustar
❁ school subjects vocabulary
++Vocabulary support in the form of footnotes
The reading is written in PRESENT TENSE.
Pages Included:
❁ Notes for the teacher
❁ 2 page fiction reading about a Pi day celebration
❁ 1 page of comprehension activities to go with the story
❁ 1 page of Pi and pie activities
❁ Listening files for students to listen and write the digits of pi as they hear them (one slower and one faster)
❁ Speaking activity for students to share about their pie preferences
❁ Answer keys
Please check out the thumbnails for a closer look!
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Fabiola P. –
These one was a fun way to bring math into my Spanish class! Students loved it.
Rebecca A. –
Fun resource to use on Pi day. Students were engaged and enjoyed the activity.
Noemi S. –
My students enjoyed this reading, the content was nice. My students enjoyed this a lot, the format is clear, they worked at their own pace, it was a success!
Linda P. –
Absolutely loved this resources for my middle school students. They loved the activities and were engaged in learning about Pi Day in Spanish. Will use it again next year. Thank You!
MySeñoraEra –
This was a great comprehensible input text for my Spanish 1 students. It lined up perfectly in March with our “Tener que” lessons.
Melissa D. –
This is a great story for this day. The kids enjoyed the idea of the pie and math teachers. They were hoping for pie in class. Will definitely use again.
Alexa B. –
This worked great as a sub plan and a fun way to incorporate Spanish into a holiday that is normally just for math!
Kathy K. –
Math usually gets to have all the fun on Pi Day but with this, Spanish can do fun stuff too. Great for keeping students engaged on a topic they are have some familiarity with.
Alisa H. –
My students enjoyed reading about Pi Day, especially since we are doing a unit on food!
Shin’s Specials –
This was a fun activity to honor one of my favorite holidays. As a math, science, and Spanish teacher, I was in my element using this resource. Thanks for sharing!
Dos Mesas Pequenas –
This was a lot of fun. My students were challenged in a great way!
Cheryl R. –
A very fun and interesting activity for March 14th. My older students really enjoyed. Thanks so much!
Fun with Spanish –
Very fun reading. My kids enjoyed it. This was print and go. So easy for me to use. Thank you!
Robyn D. –
I bought this to go with an interdisciplinary lesson with the math teacher on my team. With Covid we haven’t done it yet, but hopefully next year we can interact more and go back to our interdisciplinary combo days.