Shapes, Colors, and Numbers Dice Games
Educational Activities
“Children learn as they play. Most importantly, in play children learn how to learn. ” ~ O. Fred Donaldson
We noticed that kids love playing dice games so we created some drawing games that they can play by rolling the dice.
This game is brilliant in its simplicity. All you need is some dice, paper, and markers or crayons. The kids roll the dice to see what they will draw, then watch their creativity bloom. It's a play-based way to teach children all about shapes, colors, and numbers.
The best part for us was seeing the pictures the kids drew with their designated shapes.
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Dice games for kids to play that encourage them to learn numbers, colors, and shapes.
Shapes, Colors, and Numbers Dice Games Materials:
- Crayons or Markers
- Paper
- Colored Dice, Shapes Dice, Number Dice. DICE TEMPLATE
- Shape Stickers (optional)
- Cut out shapes (optional)
Simple Shapes, Colors, and Numbers Dice Game:
This game works on shapes, colors, number correspondence, drawing skills and sequencing.
- Roll the number dice and the shapes dice or the color dice and the shape dice.
- Have the child draw what they rolled. For example, 2 circles or a red triangle.
- You can also use stickers or cut out shapes for children who are not ready to draw shapes yet.
- Add in the third dice. The kids can take turns drawing on a piece of paper. They will now sequence the three die. For example, 2 blue squares. Continue until the page is full of shapes.
Simple Shapes, Colors, and Numbers Dice Game; Version 2:
This game works on shapes, colors, number correspondence, fewer and more, drawing skills, and sequencing.
- Follow the rules above. This time, give each child their own piece of paper. Then roll the die and the kids will draw the shapes. Ask the kids to compare which picture has fewer shapes? Which picture has more?
Shapes, Colors, and Numbers Addition Dice Game:
This game works on building addition, drawing, and sequencing skills.
- Roll the number dice, color dice, and the shapes dice.
- Have the child draw what they rolled. For example, 2 blue circles and 3 red triangles.
- Have them add the shapes together
Shapes, Colors, and Numbers Drawing Dice Game:
- Roll the number dice, color dice, and the shapes dice.
- Have the child draw a picture using what they rolled. Perhaps three circles will become a snowman or an ant. Six triangles can transform into trees, whatever their imagination desires.
Drawing a picture using 2 yellow triangles
More dice games for you:
Dice Game for Kids from Granby Memorial High School
Dice Game for Kids from Activity Village
Six Easy Math Games from K5Chalkbox