Match the number in each box with the corresponding number on the die. You can make your game with all numerals, all number words, or all dots to match with. I decided to use a mix of the three to see which one B needed more practice with.To add a fine motor skill element to this activity, transfer the dice with tongs.
The box above is actually a shelf from Dollar Tree. We've also used it for sorting and counting.
awesome! going to use this in my classroom!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I knew there was more I could do with dice! Thanks!
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Another neat idea! I have several of those shelves glued together. I used alphabet stickers and let my kindergartner roll up to 5 dice(1 die had some dots covered w/tape). Than if he got 4 he moved 4 spaces, and had to write a word that starts with letter D. He LOVED it and actually did the entire alphabet. We limited it to 2 words for each letter. Math (adding & counting), writing, spelling, and reading all in one FUN game. Thanks for the idea.
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Did you get that tray thing recently at Dollar Tree? What an awesome idea!! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteANother great idea! Thanks for sharing!
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Great idea!! I am a new follower and I would love if you would link this up to my Made by Little Hands Monday linky party!
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Michelle
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Here is another way to practice numbers that is self correcting and very fun!
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