Math Dice Games Bundle Printable and Digital Options

These dice games can be used during math workshop, math rotations, or center time. Once the games are introduced, students can play them independently so you can work with your small group.

Teacher Tip: I print my game boards onto cardstock paper and place inside of sheet protectors. Students use dry erase markers so the boards can be used over and over all year long. Some games also include sample boards.

Dice Games for Math Pack 1

• Order Up - students create 2-digit numbers and put them in numerical order (Two versions included: largest to smallest and smallest to largest).

• Double the Fun - students roll one die, double the number, and cover it on their game board (2 versions included).

• Fact Families - students use dice to practice identifying fact family number sentences (2 versions included).

• Race to the Top - students will roll a die and record the results on a graph (2 versions included). There is also an option for Race to the End. This is a similar game, but the graph is horizontal.

• More or Less - students will roll the dice to create a 2-digit or 3-digit number. Then students will identify the number that is one more and one less.

Dice Games for Math Pack 2

• Number Neighbors - there are two versions of this game (2-digit and 3-digit). Students roll the dice and place the number created in the center box. Then students identify the numbers that are 1 more, 1 less, 10 more, and 10 less.

• Add 'Em Up - Students roll two dice and add the numbers together. (Two versions included: 1-digit and 2-digit). I have also included one page with horizontal problems.

• Take 'Em Away - Students roll two dice (placing the larger number on top) and find the difference between the two numbers. (Two versions included: 1-digit and 2-digit). I have also included one page with horizontal problems.

• Cover 'Em All - Students roll two dice and add the numbers together. Students then place a marker on the board covering that number (if available). The game continues until all numbers have been covered. There is also a version using only one die.

• Roll to 100 - Students roll one dice and move a game marker around a 100-grid. The game is over when the game marker lands on (or passes) 100. There is a second version included that students can color as they move across the 100-grid. I have also included versions for Roll to 50 and Roll to 20.

Dice Games for Math Pack 3

• Order In the Court - students will roll 3 or 4 dice. Then students will rearrange the numbers to create the largest and smallest number possible (two versions of this game).

• Roll and Compare - students will roll the dice to create 2-digit and 3-digit numbers. Students will then use >, <, or = symbols to compare the two numbers (two versions of this game).

• Place Value Play - students will roll the dice to create 2-digit or 3-digit numbers. When working with 2-digit numbers, students will identify the numbers that are 1 more, 1 less, 10 more, and 10 less than the number rolled. With the 3-digit numbers, students will also find the numbers that are 100 more and 100 less than the number rolled (two versions of this game).

• Odds vs. Evens - students will roll the dice and find the sum of the two numbers. Students will then graph whether the sum is odd or even.

• Pocket Change - students will roll a die to determine the number of each coin in their pocket. Students will then determine the value of each set of coins as well as the total amount of change in their pocket (three versions of this game).

Dice Games for Math Pack 4

• Speedy Sums - students will roll one die and add it to a number already on the page to find the sum. (Two versions included)

• Dicey Differences - students will roll one die and subtract it from a number already on the page to find the difference. (Two versions included)

• Knock Out - Students will roll two dice. They can add or subtract the numbers. Students will choose one number to cover on the board and roll again. The goal is to cover as many numbers as possible without repeating a number. Students will play three rounds and determine which round had the most numbers covered.

• Roll a Pattern - Students will roll one die three times, record the numbers, and then continue the pattern. I have also included an option to roll one die four times.

• Tell the Time - Students will roll one die three times and record these numbers on the digital clock. Then, students will draw hands to show the time on an analog clock. If students roll a time that does not exist (ex. 5:64, they will draw an X on that clock).

Dice Games for Math Pack 5

• Roll and Tally - Students roll a die three times and record each roll using tally marks. Then students find the total of all three rolls. (Two versions included)

• Building Blocks - Students roll the dice to create 2-digit and 3-digit numbers. Then students show how to build the number using place value blocks. (Two versions included)

• Balancing Act - Students roll the dice to create numbers for both sides of the scale. Then students must determine if the weights are equal or unequal. One version also asks students what would need to happen to balance the scale. (Two versions included)

• Highs and Lows - Students roll the dice to create a 2-digit number. Then students color the thermometer to match the temperature. (Two versions included)

• Roll and Round - Students roll the dice to create 2-digit and 3-digit numbers. Students record the number on the number line along with the two tens the number falls between. Then students draw an arrow to show whether the number rounds up or down to the nearest ten. (Two versions included)

BONUS Games Included:

• Fill the Frame - students roll one die and color in that number of squares. Then students determine the number needed to complete the frame of ten and write a number sentence. (2 versions included) NOTE - This game is found EXCLUSIVELY in this bundle.

• Terrific Trios - students roll one die three times and add the digits to find the sum. There are two options for this activity: horizontal layout and vertical layout. NOTE - This game is found EXCLUSIVELY in this bundle.

• Game Time - students will roll one die and follow the directions on each space of the board as they work their way to the finish line. Each task focuses on rolling specific numbers. NOTE - This game is found EXCLUSIVELY in this bundle.

• Training Wheels - students roll a dice and place the number in the center of the wheel. Then students add or subtract this number to the digits around the wheel to find new sums or differences. (2 versions included) NOTE - This game is a FREEBIE in my store and you can find it here.

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Note - the multiplication and division games are NOT included in this bundle.

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