With some wooden cubes from Michael's, I made bear a game to practice reading bigger numbers. I wrote numbers 1 to 6 or 4 to 9 on three cubes. You can throw all three dice and line up the numbers rolled and read the three digit number.
Bear and I use two dice and practice two-digit numbers. She rolls and I ask her which cube should go first to create the largest two digit number. She arranges her die, I read the number for her and then I roll. Bear has to decide if I rolled a larger two-digit number than she did.
Simple. Fun. Learning.
This is quite advanced for someone under 3, especially comparison of two two-digit number. It's amazing what kids can do while playing. Bear is doing awesome!
ReplyDeleteHmmm...Michaels. I wanted some blank die to do some math addition games. Those wooden blocks would work. I like your game, too.
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