The Connett Connection

Dice are an easy to find math manipulative that have so many uses!  Besides a basic board game set up, here are some other ways to use those dice in your classroom or home school! 1.  Dice War :  Each player has two dice.  They each roll their dice.  The player with the highest sum wins a point.  Player with the highest number of points wins.  You can also give each student a handful of dice.  Each player rolls one dice and the player with the highest number gets to keep both dice.  The player that ends up with all the dice first wins. 2.  Dice Addition :  A student rolls two dice and adds the numbers together! 3.  Dice Subtraction : A student rolls two dice and subtracts the smallest number from the largest number. 4.  Dice Multiplication :  A student rolls two dice and multiplies the two numbers together. 5.  Roll and Write :  Students have a recording sheet where they will roll a die and they wi...

I have been teaching my daughter about word families.  She is loving the activities I have made for her, especially these dice games.  There are several ways these dice games can be used.  I will high light my daughter's favorite games to use these with! In this set, you use the two dice to roll a word from a particular word family.  Then, you find the word in your answer sheet and color it in!  You can also color a graph with this dice game (an example seen below with a different type of dice). This is a two player version of the dice game.  One player rolls both dice and colors their word.  The second player then rolls the dice and colors their word in a different color.  The player with the most squares colored wins! With this sheet, the student will roll the dice and then color the square above the word.  You can have the student do this sheet two different ways.  One way is to have the student roll the dice a set num...

This year, I'm planning on my daughter learning her addition facts, up to sums of 10.  If she masters that quickly we will move on to higher sums, but we will take our time. I've created this addition worksheet packet which includes 53 pages of addition problems with number bonds, pictures, number sentences, word problems and games all focused on learning sums up to 10.  The following pictures are some examples of the sheets in this packet. To get your copy of these worksheets, click HERE ! MORE WAYS TO CONNECT Teachers Pay Teachers Store Boom Store Facebook Page Hands on Activities and Crafts for Kids Facebook Group Instagram Pinterest Youtube Subscribe below to our email list for the latest blog posts, products, sales and freebies! 

This packet contains a variety of activities for students learning about the -at family. The following activities are found in this packet: Page 3: Cut and paste the letters to create the correct word for the picture in the box. Page 4: Which words from the word bank best complete the sentence and a word search. Page 5: At family flower. Color. Cut and Paste together. Pages 6-7: At family word cards and activity suggestions. Pages 8-9: At family words. Cut out letters and make at words. Write the words on the recording sheet. Pages 10-13: At family dice games.  Game 1: Single player, roll die to form an at word. Write the at word in the appropriate column until one column is completed.  Game 2: Two player, roll die to form an at word. Color in one square with that word. Player at the end with the most boxes colored wins. Page 14: Color the -at pictures. Cut an glue them on top of the appropriate word. Page 15: Print on card stock cut out and...