Pi Day is a big deal in Princeton, NJ. The town hosts an annual weekend-long extravaganza featuring pi recitation competitions, Albert Einstein look-alike contests, a slew of running, biking, and walking events, and even a pi-rade. Unfortunately, this year’s event was held March 12-13 and my daughter is a purist. So, we made our pilgrimage on that frigid, rainy Monday instead.
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The projects weren’t fancy; they were just a way to support my daughter’s interest and help her connect with other kids.
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How could we leverage my daughter’s creativity to accommodate for still-developing organizational skills? Enter the engineering design process.
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My daughter loves math, but it’s not my native language. To connect with her and keep her interest burning, we began reading math books at bedtime.
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“Every parent wants the best for their child and usually that means…speaking the same language.”
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