My girls love playing hands-on games that they can do together. We are always working on ways to make math fun. The rolling and creating math games give them a fun way to work on math facts that are fun.
The Roll a Fairy Tale Castle is an excellent way to review math and have a good time with a great medieval theme. What kid does not love knights, princesses, and dragons!
You get counting, addition or multiplication options. It is a game that can grow with your kids for a long time. We have been using these for preschool through 5th grade now. I love how flexible this game can be.
This is day 1 of the 7 Days of Medieval & Fairy Tale Printables.
The game is easy to play and get kids motivated for learning. It changes up how they work on their math facts and gives them a fun game instead of the same flashcards over and over.
The Roll a Fairy Tale Castle has three levels: Counting, Addition, and multiplication. There are two different multiplication types: 6 sided dice and 12 sided dice. This many ages of kids to use the same printable.
The multiplication set has two options a 6-side dice or a 12-sided dice . We use the 12-sided dice in a dice a lot. Plus it only means one roll for each try. It makes it easier to remember what the two numbers are.
The numbers go from 1 to 36 for the 6-sided dice and from 1 to 144 for the 12 sided dice. It allows for just started multiplication and those that need to review all their numbers. Plus there is a sheet to keep track of all your rolls. It gives you something to look at at the end. These are loads of fun to do!
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The graphics are cute and I love that it’s free, but for the life of me I can’t figure out what the object of the game is? Is there supposed to be a winner? I’m sorry, I’m sure I could think of something if I had more imagination!
There is no winner. It is just to have a fun way to work on math facts. If you look at the game pages you will see how to build stuff and where it goes. It is about giving kids a different choice than flashcards.
Whew. OK. I thought I was missing something. The girls will love this. Thank you!
I can download a bunch of things on your website but the download link on this one page is doing nothing for me. Any suggestions?
Please read over the printables help and errors. It has suggestions for when you are having a problem with a pdf. The most common thing that helps is just using a different browser.