Dice math games

Didn't I promise a new product?! Yep! And I am good on my word. Here ya go! These are great for your math and literacy centers. I am so happy with them! Click on any of the pictures to see more and to go to my TpT store. Roll a die and read the numbers across the row next to the number you rolled. Then write the numbers in the boxes on the blank sheet that is also included in the bundle. Here is the Roll It! Read It! Write It! being used in a center. I had the sheets laminated and had the…

Help kids practice math with fun and simple games (many use only playing cards or dice). They will have so much fun, they won't know they are learning!

Back & Forth is an easy and fun game to practice numeracy. Two players take turns rolling the die and moving the playing piece back & forth on the game...

How to play the Sevens dice game, a simple, easy to learn game that kids will enjoy, and it's great for early math learners.

If you're looking for a fun math game to use for math warm-ups in your math class, check out Knock Off the Clock! This fast-paced game can be used with any operation - addition, subtraction, multiplication or division. Your students need two dice, a pencil and paper and they're ready to play! Find this game, along with more math games, math activities, math projects and math resources at www.ShelleyGrayTeaching.com

10 Math Dice Games for Kids: Addition, Multipication, Place Value & More

Download our 20 free addition worksheets + with answer key to give your 1st and 2nd grade students more math practice! Plus, get tips for teaching addition.

My first graders have always L-O-V-E-D games and so do I! As a teacher, it is the perfect way to engage your learners in skill and have them practice, practice, practice. When students are highly engaged, not only are they learning but it gives you an opportunity to meet with students who may need a […]

Looking for kindergarten math activities? These math games with dice are perfect for whole-group math instruction, small group, or even centers! Activities include roll and color worksheets, dice graphing, and four in a row! All of these math activities require no preparation. Simply print the activity and add a die!

I was excited to discover this Tic Tac Toe Dice game in the book Dice Games by John Belton and Joella Crambit (1976).