Math Games for Kids: 12 Dice, Bingo and Card Games, K to 2nd Grade

Math games for kids from kindergarten through 2nd grade, gathered into one pack of 12 cheerful games that build adding, counting and number sense. Over 36 pages you get rolling and bingo games, card battles, a race board, a play shop with price tags and money, spinners, fold-up dice, rules and scoring pages. Both page sizes, US Letter and A4, come as PDF files you can download right away, with nothing shipped.

No more battles over another worksheet. Just roll, spin, draw a card and play.

How these math games for kids make practice easy

Rounds are quick, roughly 10 to 15 minutes, and each one focuses on one skill: adding two dice, facts up to 20, ways to build a number, 1 more and 10 less, or adding prices and figuring out change. A separate rules card for every game includes a tip for making it tougher, so you can start with one die and move up to larger numbers.

Slide the boards into sheet protectors and reuse them, and choose cardstock for the cards so they last. Keep the pack handy for rainy days, summer review or a relaxed routine after school.

Who these math games for kids suit best

• Parents of kindergarten, first and second graders who want learning that feels like a game
• Homeschool families wanting hands-on games to pair with their lessons
• Grandparents and sitters looking for screen free fun that needs no planning
• Children who could use more addition or number sense practice without one more worksheet
• Families who like a quick game night around the kitchen table

Design and printing

• Calm, minimal pages in white with soft blush pink touches that save ink
• Roomy margins all around, so a home printer will not trim anything
• Portrait pages in two sizes: 8.5 x 11 inch US Letter and 210 x 297 mm A4
• Undated and reusable, so you can print boards, cards and score sheets whenever you need them
• Keep pages in a binder or on a clipboard, or have a copy shop spiral bind them

Inside the 36 page game pack

1. 1Cover listing every page
2. 2Start here: supplies you need, how to get the games ready, play tips, and ways to make any game simpler or more challenging
3. 3Game guide in a table showing all 12 games, the skill behind each, how many can play, supplies and where to find it
4. 4Roll and add race: a graph for the sums 2 to 12, ten boxes per column, with spots to guess and record the winner
5. 5Roll and add record sheet, 24 rows for drawing both dice and noting the total, plus the biggest sum, doubles and the sum rolled most
6. 6Roll and cover: two boards, one per player, each with 12 spaces for sums from 2 to 12
7. 7Four in a row: a grid of dice totals, six squares across and six down, and a way for two players to track wins
8. 8Race to 100: a hundred chart board with 6 spaces that jump you up 10 and 5 that slide you back 10
9. 9Place value mat for Race to 100, with a turn table per player (14 turns apiece) and tens rods and ones squares
10. 10Number bingo cards 1 and 2, each a 4 by 4 grid using the numbers 1 to 20
11. 11Number bingo cards 3 and 4
12. 12Number bingo cards 5 and 6
13. 13Bingo caller cards: 20 addition facts, each with a small answer printed for the caller
14. 14Addition war cards 1: a sheet of 12 fact cards
15. 15Addition war cards 2: a sheet of 12 fact cards
16. 16Addition war cards 3: a sheet of 12 fact cards, making 36 cards altogether with facts using 0 to 9
17. 17Shake and spill mat: a spill zone plus two ten frames to sort the counters
18. 18Shake and spill record sheet: 12 spills, number sentences, circles to color and boxes for reflecting
19. 19Ten frame match cards for 1 through 10
20. 20Number cards 1 to 10 shown with their number words, and three extra ways to play
21. 21More or less board game along a 30 space path, including roll again and back 2 spaces squares
22. 22More or less cards: 16 cards asking for 1, 2, 3, 5 or 10 more or fewer, along with roll again and pick for yourself cards
23. 23Pretend shop price tags: 12 items costing between 1 and 10 dollars
24. 24Play money: 15 pretend bills in 1, 2 and 5 dollar notes, with no coins
25. 25Shopping slips: 4 slips for adding up prices, noting what you paid and counting change, with shop challenges and how to play
26. 26Number line hop: one worked line, then a 0 to 20 line for each of two players with space to write 8 sums apiece
27. 27Two number spinners (one runs 1 to 6, the other 0 to 9), a table where you spin twice and add, and suggestions for other uses
28. 28An action spinner and an empty spinner, with rules for the Spin it game and ideas for the empty one
29. 29Dice templates: one die with dots and one numbered 5 to 10, how to fold them, a table for rolling and tallying, and which games in the pack use dice
30. 30Dice templates: an action die and an empty die, with ideas for the empty die and an action dice game
31. 31Rules cards covering games 1 to 6: who plays, supplies, steps and a harder version
32. 32Rules cards for games 7 to 12
33. 33Score sheet game log with 18 rows for as many as 4 players
34. 34Round score cards: a pair of cards tracking 8 rounds and final totals for up to 4 players
35. 35My math games tracker: 15 circles per game and an I can checklist
36. 36Math Game Champion award to complete and sign

Your download includes

• Math Games for Kids, US Letter PDF (36 pages)
• Math Games for Kids, A4 PDF (36 pages)
• Read Me First, a brief printing guide (PDF)

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• Print only the pages you need, as often as you like, for your own personal use.

Good to know

• Everything here is meant for paper. Print the cards, boards, spinners and dice, cut them out, and play.
• You are buying a digital file. Nothing physical will be mailed to you.
• On paper, colors may look a little different from how they appear on your screen.
• Meant for your own family. Sharing, reselling or redistributing the files is not allowed.
• Digital files cannot be returned. If a file will not open or print properly, email us and we will help quickly.
• You will need your own dice, counters, beans and paper clips. These are small parts, so keep an eye on young children during play.
• The play money is pretend money for learning and is not designed to resemble real currency.

How this was made

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