A Year of Math Calendar

All calendars are roughly the same: twelve pages of 1-2-3-4-5-... It's the same thing calendar manufacturers have been doing for years, and it's boring! Enter "A Year of Math", where every month features a different numbering system: January: Standard Gregorian Counting February: Roman Numerals March: Digits of Pi April: Squares May: Fibonacci Numbers June: Greek Numerals July: Julian Date August: ASCII Codes September: Prime Factorization October: Binary Representation November: English Words December: Offset From Christmas Besides these unique representations, each month also features a quote by a famous mathematician to help inspire you in your mathematical endeavors. Finally, many geekish holidays are recorded, such as "International Talk Like A Pirate Day" and the much-loved "Pi Day". This is the perfect gift for that math nerd you know and love.