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Roll, Add & Color or Cover is a hands-on, low-prep math center designed to help kindergarten students practice addition in a fun and engaging way. Students roll two dice, add the numbers together, and then color or cover the matching sum on the gameboard. This simple routine builds number sense, supports addition strategies, and keeps learners actively engaged. What’s Included:Roll & Add gameboards (numbers to 12)Color version (crayons or colored pencils)Cover version (counters, cubes, or chips

Kindergarten Partner Spin & Build a Number Bond game! This kindergarten math center is perfect for practicing composing and decomposing numbers 1–10 using spinners and number bond mats. This activity helps students develop a strong foundation in early number sense while remaining fully engaged. Students play with a partner, each spinning a number, and working together to build a number bond. How to Play Player 1 and 2 each spin the spinner {variety to choose from} Both partners build the nu

Kindergarten Roll, Spin & Record Teen Numbers (11–19/20) Make learning teen numbers fun and hands-on! In this engaging math activity, students roll a die, spin a spinner, and record teen numbers (11–19/20). This low-prep game helps kindergarten students build number recognition and number sense through play. Boards for either writing independently, tracing or coloring options. How to Play: Roll the die for 11-16, or spin the spinner 17-20 Find the matching teen number and write it, trace it

Kindergarten Comparing Dominos Greater Than, Less Than, Equal To Math CenterMake comparing numbers fun and hands-on with this domino math game! Students draw two dominoes, count the dots, and decide which one shows more, less, or equal to. Perfect for reinforcing number sense. Additional gameboard options to introduce comparison symbols ( <, >, =) in a visual, concrete way for 1st and 2nd graders.This low-prep math center is ideal for independent practice, small groups, or partner play

Kindergarten Decomposing Dominoes Math Game! Make decomposing numbers hands-on and engaging with this Decomposing Dominoes Math Game! Perfect for kindergarten and early first grade, this low-prep activity helps students break numbers into parts using familiar domino visuals. Students analyze each domino to identify the total number of dots, then decompose that number into two parts. This game builds strong number sense while reinforcing part-part-whole relationships in a fun, playful way. What’

Spin, Count On & Cross Off Kindergarten Math GameMake counting practice hands-on and FUN! With this engaging game, students spin, count on, and cross off numbers on their gameboards. Perfect for small group instruction, math centers, or independent practice. Skills Practiced: Counting on from a given number Number recognition One-to-one correspondence Early addition and number sense What’s Included: 5 gameboards with a variety of spinnersWhy Teachers Love It: Hands-on and interactive Quick prep

Kindergarten Button the Snowman Comparing Numbers Game {More or Less Winter Math Center}Bring some winter fun to your math centers with this Kindergarten Button the Snowman game! Students will practice comparing numbers as they add colorful buttons to their snowman’s tummy to show which number is more or less. This hands-on winter activity makes learning math concepts playful and engaging, perfect for small groups, math stations, or independent practice during the chilly season! What’s Inc

Kindergarten One More, One Less Monster Eyes Math Center Number Sense Activity. Your students will love practicing "one more" and "one less" with these silly, colorful monsters! This hands-on math activity is perfect for kindergarten or first-grade students learning to compare numbers and build number sense. Students can use googly eyes or magnetic chips to make learning a fun and interactive experience. The monster theme keeps them engaged while reinforcing critical math skills through play

Kindergarten Find It, Zap It! Numbers 1–20This copy, laminate, and go math station is an engaging way for students to practice number recognition and number fluency with numbers 1–20. Students use magnetic bingo chips to mark each number they are searching for. Once all numbers are found, they simply swipe a hand-held magnet to “zap” and collect the chips for quick and easy cleanup. This hands-on activity keeps students focused, motivated, and having fun while learning! Supplies Needed: • Ma

Kindergarten Roll, Color, or Cover to 12 is a fun and engaging math game that helps students practice number recognition and counting within 12. Perfect for math centers, small groups, early finishers, or independent practice! Students roll two dice, identify the number rolled, and color or cover the matching space on the gameboard. The first player to fill their board wins, keeping students motivated while building essential number sense skills, Skills Practiced: Number recognition 1–12 Coun

Kindergarten Roll, Count, & Compare to 6 is a hands-on math center that helps students build number sense while practicing counting, number identification, and comparing MORE and LESS up to 6. Students roll a die, count and build each number using manipulatives, then compare the two quantities to decide which is more or less. This activity is simple to prep and perfect for independent or partner practice. Just add dice and manipulatives!Perfect for: Math centers Small groups Partner work Inte

Kindergarten Comparing Numbers Worksheets – More Than / Less Than PracticeHelp your students master number comparison with these fun and engaging Kindergarten math worksheets. This set includes concrete and abstract practice pages to strengthen skills in identifying more than, less than, and equal to. Perfect for small group instruction, math centers, and independent practice, these worksheets support early learners in building a strong foundation in number sense and comparison. Just print

Kindergarten Roll & Cover or Color a Number Math Center to 12Make number practice fun and hands-on with this Roll & Cover / Roll & Color a Number math game to 12! Perfect for kindergarten students, this low-prep activity helps build number recognition, counting, and one-to-one correspondence in an engaging way. Students roll a die, identify the number rolled, and then cover or color the matching number on their game board. This simple routine keeps learners focused while reinforcing essential

Kindergarten Roll & Cover / Roll & Color to 6 Dice Game – Number Recognition Math CenterLooking for a fun, hands-on way to help kindergarten students practice number recognition? This Roll & Cover / Roll & Color numbers to 6 dice game is perfect for kindergarten math centers, small groups, or independent practice. Students roll a die and color or cover numbers to 6 on their game board, reinforcing number identification, counting skills, and early math fluency. They can play alone or with a

3 Number Comparison Games That Grow With Your StudentsThis differentiated set includes 3 engaging number comparison games designed to progress throughout the school year, moving students from concrete to abstract understanding. What’s Included: Grab & Compare – Students use counting cubes or manipulatives to build and compare numbers for hands-on, concrete practice. Number Compare – Students compare numbers using number cards to determine more than, less than, or equal to. Double Compare – S

Kindergarten Roll and Record to 5 Math Game Make number practice fun and meaningful with this Roll and Record to 5 math game! Perfect for kindergarten and early learners, this low-prep activity helps students practice counting, number recognition, and recording numbers 1–5 in an engaging, hands-on way. Students roll a die, count the number shown, and record it on their game board. This simple routine builds confidence with numbers while keeping students actively involved in their learning. Wha

Kindergarten Comparing Numbers Gameboards are perfect for math stations, small groups, or intervention. Students practice key number sense skills by finding: One More One Less Two More (perfect for extending students' learning) This hands-on format encourages mental math, number relationships, and math talk while keeping students engaged. Perfect for: Kindergarten math centers Small group instruction Early finishers Number sense practiceLaminate and add dice Did you know? You can receive