As a teacher myself, I get it. I know the best way to get kids to learn is to make them love math class, but I didn’t have hours to spend printing, laminating, and cutting math centers. I watched as my struggling learners stared off into space instead of trying to complete their math assignments. I knew there had to be a better way to get these students to practice key math skills. That’s when I created these fun math games for 4th grade math skills. I could just print them, hand students the dice, and we were ready to have FUN in math class. I could pair students up and circle around the room helping as needed or I could have students work on them in centers as I pulled small groups for more guided practice. The ease of planning and versatility of these games truly transformed my math class. Plus, my students were eager to play and there was no more avoidance to do math.
So many curriculums focus on basic skill practice. Traditional rote practice can be monotonous and make students develop a negative view of math. Math dice games introduce an engaging approach that makes learning multiplication, division, and other math concepts a fun and interactive experience, leaving tedious repetition behind. Getting your students to fall in love with math again can be as easy as pressing print, adding dice, and getting ready to play!
15 no prep dice games. You will get a PDF that includes these games so all you have to do it press print and you have 15 ready to go math centers for your 4th grade students.
These centers are great for guided math centers, fun intervention practice with small groups, early finisher activities, or to give your whole class game time to practice the skill you are currently working on.
You just need to print however many copies of the games you’ll need so students can play in groups of 2 or 3, 2-3 dice per group, and game markers (counters, beads, and pennies all work great).
Read on to see every game and the 4th grade math standard it addresses.
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