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Math, mud, and a bit of magic at Liberty Science Center’s Pi Day Weekend

March 15, 2026 Leave a Comment

We leaned all the way into Pi Day Weekend this year, and Liberty Science Center made it easy with their annual Math Madness celebration. The whole museum was buzzing with math‑themed activities — the kind that sneak learning into play so seamlessly the kids don’t even realize they’re doing anything educational.


Every corner had something new to try: probability games, math yoga, programming little robot mice, and even actual mouse races. We missed the cockroach counting contest (which, honestly, I’m not too heartbroken about), but there was still more than enough to keep the kids fully immersed. The highlight might have been the moment they spotted The Count, followed by hugs, high‑fives, and a very enthusiastic “ha ha haaaa.”

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