Even if you don’t buy a big set like we did, you can gather dice from your board game collection to play this one.
You’ve played the card game War, right? If you have a big set of dice, you can play a similar game. You’ll find a set using one die (pictured) and a set using two dice older preschoolers might be ready to add the two numbers together and cover their sum. In my post you’ll find ten seasonal and holiday games. The simplest version involves rolling a die and covering the number that you rolled. Roll & Cover games are a popular way to learn with dice. You might have the same problem if you order from my link, but I couldn’t find a better set!) Math skills preschoolers can practice using dice: We had to straighten it out on the phone to get our standard size black and white dice.
(Note: the dice we bought came in the wrong color and size. We love them so much that they’re always disappearing! This week I bought a set of 100 dice and stored them in glass canning jar so we’d always have access to them. Today I’m sharing a big collection of dice games for preschoolers!
