Addition with dominoes, dice and spinners
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Domino addition
Take a domino. Count all the spots on both sides. How many altogether? Cover the answer with a counter. The winner has the most counters on the
board when the time is up.
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11
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9
7
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9
1
12
6
10
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8
10
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Domino car park
Choose a domino. Add up all the spots. Put the domino in the correct parking space on the car park below.
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Addition with dominoes, dice and spinners
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Two dice bingo (5.3.4 counting 2 collections)
Roll 2 dice. Count the total number of dots. Put a counter on the total on the grid.
The winner is the person with the most counters at the end of the game.
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2
12
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9
3
11
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Addition with dominoes, dice and spinners
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Doubles aren’t trouble!
Roll a dice, double it. Find and cover the number. Try to get 4 in a row.
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Addition with dominoes, dice and spinners
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Number squares!
Roll two dice. Add them. Cover the answer with your colour of counter.
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12
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11
10
12
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9
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6
8
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7
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Addition with dominoes, dice and spinners
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Spin and count out counters, how many altogether?
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Addition with dominoes, dice and spinners
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Four in a row
You will need:
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a spinner
a dice
a partner and 10 counters each
of a different colour
Instructions
Cut out the circle and push a pencil
through the middle to make your
spinner. Spin and roll. Add the dots on
the dice to the number you spin and
cover your answer with a counter. Try
to get 4 counters in a row. You can
make it trickier by using a digit dice
rather than a dot dice.
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Addition with dominoes, dice and spinners
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First cut out each circle and stick a pencil through the middle of each to make two spinners. Spin each spinner. Use the first spinner for your starting
number and the second spinner for the number to add. Write down your sum and work out the answer.
Starting number
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