Product of Two Dice Plus Eleven

Directions for Playing the Game

Print off game cards, laminate or place into sheet protector for durability.

Each player needs different colored tokens or a different colored dry erase marker to mark the squares. Two six sided dice with either dots or numbers are also needed.

Players roll the dice to see who goes first. The player with the highest number goes first.

Player one rolls the dice and multiplies the numbers together. They then add eleven to that number. For example, the player rolls a 5 and a 3. This equals 15 and they add eleven to that which makes 26. They place a token on a square with a 26 or mark it with the dry erase marker. The first player to get four squares in a row either down, across or diagonally is the winner.

This game is great for centers as it does not require much direction from the teacher or adult in charge.

Each game board has the same numbers but in different order.

This game practices the skill of multiplication and addition.