Sven Dice Game (1 Die) Sven Dice Game (2 Dice) Materials: Sven Dice Game Mat (above) Dice Counters (cereal, candies, blocks, gems, erasers, etc.) How to Play: Roll the die or dice. Cover the number you rolled. When all of the numbers are covered, you win! Clipart from SandyDigitalArt
This Olaf Dice Game will have your kids counting and identifying numbers over and over again. They won’t even notice the extra practice because they will be having so much fun! Materials: Olaf Dice Game Mat (above) Counters (cereal, candies, blocks, gems, erasers, etc.) Dice How to Play: Roll the die or dice. Cover the …
Roll and count with an Anna Dice Game. Practice counting with 1 die or 2 dice with a Frozen theme. Materials: Anna Dice Game Mat (above) Counters (cereal, blocks, gems, beads, candies) Dice How to Play: Roll the die or dice. Cover the number you rolled. When all of the numbers are covered, …
Practice counting and number identification with this FREE printable Elsa Dice Game. There are two version, one that uses 1 die and another that uses 2 dice. Materials: Elsa Dice Game Mat (above) Counters (blocks, gems, cereal, candy) dice How to Play: Roll the die or dice. Cover the number you rolled. When all …
Easter Egg Counting and Decorating Cut out eggs from construction paper and number them. Encourage your child to decorate each egg using the number of stickers shown on the egg. I love how quick and easy this activity is to set up. It was a fun opportunity for N to practice identifying numbers and …
A calendar for kids is a great tool to learn about numbers, sequencing, counting, patterning, days and months. Whether you have a small paper calendar, a homemade calendar, a pocket chart calendar (above), or a dry erase calendar (below), if your child shows an interest in the day to day schedule or counting down to …
Help the bunny get to his apples. This DIY Lego Counting Game is the perfect way to practice counting with your Legos! How to Play: Gather 10-20 Legos, dice, a character to move along your Lego path. Set up your path with the Legos. Your path can be straight, zig-zagged, curved, short, or long. …
My 6 year old LOVES to play Plants vs. Zombies video game right now! I have to admit I haven’t played it yet, but I didn’t want to pass up the opportunity to sneak in a little learning with Plants vs Zombies activities. Plants vs Zombies Card Game Set up: This Plants vs. Zombies …
Your preschooler or toddler will love to experiment with symmetry with this October symmetry craft! Fold a piece of construction paper in half and draw one of the outlines shown. Cut it out or let your child cut along the lines for extra practice with scissors. Paint on just one half of your bat or …
We are getting ready for our first trip to Disney World! Disney themed activities are in the works over here and we started with this Disney Dice Game that is super simple to make from bottle tops. Materials: 12 bottle tops, Sharpie, dice How to Make the Disney Dice Game: Draw a simple Mickey Mouse shape …
This free, printable Count by 10s Elevator Game is a fin way to learn to count by 10s through play! How to Play the Count by 10s Elevator Game: Print the elevator buttons (below) and put a copy at the top and bottom of the stairs or at an entrance to a …
Learning Numbers with this Elevator Game is a fun, engaging way to learn to identify numbers. Print a copy of the elevator buttons (below) and put them at the top and bottom of your stairs (or at the entrance of a room). Decide on a number of the day. Each …