4th of July Roll & Cover Math Games {free printables}

America’s Independence Day is celebrated on July 4. On this day in 1776, the Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence, which proclaimed independence from Great Britain and its king. It took several more years and a lot of fighting until independence was finally won, but July 4 is the day we celebrate our country’s birth.

As you gear up for Independence Day celebrations, I am pleased to add another patriotic printable to my collection of 4th of July printables. Today I am releasing my 4th of July Roll & Cover Math Games printable.

This printable includes three game levels that support number recognition, simple addition, and simple subtraction skills.

This is a wonderful learning tool for your preschooler, kindergartener, or first grader who is working on these important early math skills.

Note: For more patriotic printables, see my 4th of July activities page.

4th of July Roll & Cover Math Games for number recognition, addition, and subtraction practice. #4thofJuly #independenceday #math || Gift of Curiosity

To play my 4th of July Roll & Cover Math Games, print off the game board you prefer. In the picture below, I printed off the fireworks-themed version that uses just one die to help kids with number recognition. (We use these numbered dice, but you could also use a die with dots.)

To play, kids begin by rolling the die.

Then they place a small object – on this day we used small tiles, but you can also use buttons, coins, small candies, etc. – to cover the number that was rolled.