Roll a house

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Roll a House is a simple, printable math game I created that I am making available for download.

The printable includes three pages. The first page includes the directions for playing as well as a control picture of the house your kids will build.

The second page is the dice key that shows your kids which parts they will build depending on which number they roll.

And the last page includes the parts your kids will use to build their house.

Obviously you can use any old dice to play, but my kids particularly enjoy using our foam jumbo dice. When they were younger I found that regular dice were so small that it was difficult for them to accurately count up the dots. But that has not been a problem at all with our jumbo dice!

If you expect to play this multiple times, you may wish to laminate the game pieces. We use the Scotch Thermal Laminator and we love it!

I hope your family enjoys this fun and simple learning game!

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More resources for teaching math

More math activities from Gift of Curiosity:

• Building a 3D rainbow measurement activity
• Advanced sorting with Venn diagrams
• Adding with chain links
• Matching and ordering by size
• Teaching combinations of 10
• Estimating an apple’s circumference
• Introduction to probability
• Math practice with numbered dice
• Put the numbers on the clothesline
• Road numbers

For more activities, resources, and printables for teaching math, see my Math Activities for Kids page and my Math Pinterest board. 

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