Free Pi Day Bingo Printable
Pi Day bingo is an easy way to turn March 14 into a hands-on math activity kids actually enjoy.
Instead of worksheets, this printable game lets students practice recognizing Pi symbols, simple formulas, and geometry vocabulary like area, circle, and circumference while playing a familiar bingo-style game.
It works well for classrooms, homeschool lessons, math centers, or a quick review before introducing Pi.
With multiple bingo cards and a calling board included, it’s simple to set up and keeps kids engaged without much prep.
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A Fun Math Game to Celebrate Pi Day
This printable math bingo game is an easy way to turn March 14 into a hands-on math activity without pulling out another worksheet.
It includes five different bingo cards in a classic 5×5 layout, along with a calling board filled with Pi symbols, geometry shapes, simple formulas, and math vocabulary like area and circumference.
It works well as a quick review game, a math center activity, or a fun break during a Pi Day lesson while still reinforcing key concepts.
Getting the Game Ready
Just print the pages in color or black and white. The first five pages are the bingo cards, and the final page is the set of calling cards.
I like cutting the calling cards ahead of time and keeping them in a small container so they’re ready to grab each year, especially if you use Pi Day activities regularly.
How the Bingo Game Works
Give each player a bingo card and choose one person to call out the cards. Draw one calling card at a time and name what’s shown, whether it’s the Pi symbol, a circle, or a simple math term. Players mark the matching square on their boards.
The goal is to complete a full row, column, or diagonal. When someone gets a line, they call out “Bingo,” and you quickly check their card before starting another round.
It’s fast-paced, easy for younger kids to follow, and keeps everyone involved.
Easy Ways to Use This Printable
This game works especially well in classrooms as a warm-up or review activity before introducing Pi.
It’s also fun for homeschool lessons, small group tutoring, or a relaxed family game night paired with pie on March 14.
Some teachers even use it as a math center station where students rotate through during Pi Day activities.
Because the visuals focus on math concepts instead of just themed pictures, kids are learning while they play, which makes it feel more like a game and less like work.
More Pi Day Fun
If you’re planning a full Pi Day lesson or activity block, these printables pair nicely with the bingo game and keep kids practicing math skills in different ways.
The Pi Day word scramble is a quick vocabulary activity that works well as a warm-up or early finisher.
The Pi Day word search helps reinforce Pi-related terms while giving kids a quiet, focused break between lessons.
The Pi Day scavenger hunt gets students moving as they look for items that start with the letters PI, great for younger learners who enjoy hands-on activities.
You can wrap up the day with a simple Pi Day bracelet craft as a creative keepsake.
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Last Updated on 5 February 2026 by Clare Brown
Can you please email the printable Pi Bingo game.
Hi Linda,
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Clare