Dice Games for Kids // addition dice games for kindergarten, first, and second grade!

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  • Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
  • Looking for some fun, no-prep games?! These dice games for kids are engaging and effective at teaching kindergarten, first, and second grade students addition! Just watch the video to see how to play each game :)
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Комментарии • 24

  • @michelleforbes2137
    @michelleforbes2137 2 года назад +3

    I love this, will be doing this for my summer class students.

  • @marythomas6543
    @marythomas6543 2 года назад +3

    ❤️ We will incorporate these into our homeschool. Thank you!

  • @amandasanchez6117
    @amandasanchez6117 2 года назад +1

    Easy and creative. Imagine how many different ways you can play "sevens." Thank you Susan!

  • @graciebunquin9099
    @graciebunquin9099 Год назад

    You are the best teacher for my kids ever ever

  • @graciebunquin9099
    @graciebunquin9099 Год назад

    You are the best teacher of games ever

  • @chocojavachip
    @chocojavachip Месяц назад

    Years ago I heard the tip to put the dice the students use in a small clear plastic container and then they can shake the dice without the dice falling all over the floor. The plastic container needs to be clear enough for them to see the dice.

  • @juliemcdougall2188
    @juliemcdougall2188 3 месяца назад

    Really fun and doable. Thank you so much. Second grade:)

  • @margaretdavis7317
    @margaretdavis7317 2 года назад +2

    I like these games for use later in kindergarten. If I was to try the Knockout Game in kindergarten (which I know Susan was not suggesting) or easily frustrated students, I'd probably adapt it and only have students lose the points for that one turn and not all previous turns. Of course, that might lead to having more points to add up at the end, so perhaps this might be a good time to introduce using a calculator for students who are not ready to add up multiple numbers. Or, just stick with the game Sevens for kindergarteners. :)

  • @graciebunquin9099
    @graciebunquin9099 Год назад

    I love your videos for my children

  • @ShreddingStuffInc
    @ShreddingStuffInc 2 года назад +2

    Love these games 🥰 have you have a video on building kids confidence? I have a kindergartener and first grader that I am homeschooling and my oldest struggles with confidence so much so she will get answers wrong just by second guessing herself ( I have even started incorporating a sand times so she doesn’t sit so long and change her answers so much and it has actually been working well she’s getting more things correct now but I worry it’s putting too much pressure on her and I hate the thought of school being stressful for her since there’s not so much a rush on time since it’s at home ) any advice would be amazing 😻

  • @graciebunquin9099
    @graciebunquin9099 Год назад

    We would love to see the rest of your video so much

  • @graciebunquin9099
    @graciebunquin9099 Год назад

    I would love to try both of them

  • @blissmint
    @blissmint 2 года назад +1

    This is a great way for me to learn English❤️🙏 I know only ‘throw the dice’ but actually it’s roll the dice and I thought plural form of dice is dices🙈I learnt so much from you, thank youuuu!

    • @Rose-xu6lq
      @Rose-xu6lq Год назад

      Plural is dice.
      Single is "die"
      It is confusing as it has other meanings,
      in other languages too!

  • @lavernhollis8462
    @lavernhollis8462 2 года назад

    great ideas

  • @graciebunquin9099
    @graciebunquin9099 Год назад

    You will love to see the rest of your videos

  • @graciebunquin9099
    @graciebunquin9099 Год назад

    I would love to see my children react to your video games

  • @Rose-xu6lq
    @Rose-xu6lq Год назад

    Hi Susan,
    Is there a table of which age a child can understand certain ideas mathological and logic problems?

  • @Rose-xu6lq
    @Rose-xu6lq Год назад

    Can you tell us which of the games you made up, and where did you find the others.
    Thanks.

  • @michellenicolls6898
    @michellenicolls6898 2 года назад +1

    Can you add 3 dice to make a seven?

    • @SusanJonesTeaching
      @SusanJonesTeaching  2 года назад +1

      That is a differentiation you could totally make!! It would add a fun twist to it

  • @phyllissiegel8433
    @phyllissiegel8433 2 года назад +1

    Do you have any games for consonants?

  • @sonisadhra3721
    @sonisadhra3721 2 года назад

    Where is the knockout sheet?