Dice math games first grade

This collection of 5 low and no prep additon to 10 and additon to 12 dice games are perfect for your kindergarten and first grade students! These addtion activities use dice, spinners, and counters for fun variety for your students! This collection of addition math centers include independent and partner games with simple directions and lots of engagment!

Here's a beginning addition game to practice the property of zero. Add Zero Cover Up is a partner game using the game board, a die, and two-sided counters. Students take turns rolling a die, add zero to that number, and cover one of the answers on the game board. If the answer is already covered, the student loses a turn. Play until all spaces are covered. The winner has the most spaces covered. Click here to grab your own copy of my Add Zero Cover Up game. Stop by tomorrow to pick up…

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Doubledice games to play in the first grade classroom.

Happy Saturday! I know this is going to sound cliche and all, but seriously….where did the summer go?! August is only a couple of days away and most of my teacher friends are starting school either this coming week or the next. Oh summer…we loved you so!!!! Now it’s upward and onward and we’re getting …

Students will love these no prep dice games!

Engaging your students in math doesn't have to be hard or complicated. Here are some of the best math games with dominoes that are low-prep!

Keep your kindergarten students engaged in kindergarten math using these number sense activities in this set of 14 number themed number recognition dice games. Use these hands-on number sense math games using dice in your Kindergarten math centers. They are no-prep centers which are perfect for busy...

As promised on my previous post, I've got some math goodies to share with you! Yes, I know, I should be posting all of my cutesy fall crafts, but I honestly haven't gotten to do ANY yet! Unbelievable, I know! But, I have one fun week ahead of me--bats, pumpkins, spiders, candy corn, and leaves galore! Until we get to all that excitement, here are some math goodies. For the last few years, I've really wanted to teach math small groups, but I just haven't been able to manage it--or maybe I…

Simple dice games for kindergarten are probably my most loved math stations and activities I give my students. They love the routines, the game aspect,