The Quest for Pi: Ancient Approximations DBQ Timeline Activity

Students examine historical approximations of pi from Babylon, Egypt, and Greece, then organize them chronologically on a timeline.

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Students examine historical approximations of pi from Babylon, Egypt, and Greece, then organize them chronologically on a timeline. They match fractions, convert them to decimals, practice long division, and compare results with modern pi.

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Students will identify historical approximations of pi and their civilizations.
Students will organize historical information chronologically on a timeline.
Students will convert fractional approximations into decimals.
Students will compare approximations and justify which is most accurate.

The Quest for Pi: Ancient Approximations DBQ Timeline Activity

See exactly what you’ll get

Clear goals. Useful learning.

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