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LER 3667
Dice in Dice
Smart Pack
Shake, rattle, and roll your 
way to number knowledge! 
These engaging, two-in-one 
manipulatives are perfect 
for introducing addition, 
representing objects, and 
more. Perform the following 
activities and experience 
numbers inside and out!
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e Alignment
Below is a sampling of activities that can 
be done with this product. To find out how 
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Writing Addition Sentences
Start with one dice. Roll,
 add the numbers 
together, write the sum on a piece of paper
and say it aloud. Have children continue 
rolling, writing down each sum and saying 
it aloud. When children are ready
, integrate 
another dice to add four different numbers. 
Representing Quantities
Have children roll one dice. Instruct them to 
draw the quantity on a piece of paper, in the 
form of favorite animals, tally marks
, shapes 
–whatever strikes their imagination! 
They 
should then write the correct number next 
to the drawing. Continue rolling to represent 
different numbers of objects, adv
ancing 
to two dice when children are prepared to 
count higher. 
More or Less?
Roll one dice. Say aloud the number on 
each die (5 and 3, for example),
 placing the 
numbers in the context of a more
 or less
 
math sentence: “F
ive is more than three” or 
“Three is less than five
.” Now
, let children 
try! When children gain familiarity with this 
concept, progress to 
equal to number pairings