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Help children get really familiar with the dot patterns of dice with these folding flashcards. The aim is that they recognise the pattern of the dots without having to count the dots each time. You could also cut each card apart and play a matching game.
Unicorn fans will enjoy playing this game, which is designed to help children learn to match the dots on dice to the appropriate numberals - while having fun, of course! Play singly or in pairs. All you will need is this printable, a die and 1 or 2 coloured pencils.
Play a bingo game which helps children begin to recognise instantly the dot patterns on dice (up to 6) as well as dot patterns up to 10. Encourage children to look for the patterns rather than count the dots each time!
Here's a fun Halloween-themed dice game for children learning the numbers 1 to 6, which you can play one to one with your child, or with 4 players in total.
You will need a dotted or numbered die and a collection of coloured counters, with a different colour for each player.
