Free Roll and Color Addition to 12 Worksheets

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What is on the 3 free pages

1. A page: Roll and Color Addition to 12: Four in a Row. On it: square with Count all spots or count on from bigger Tilly says: four colored squares in a row wins!
2. A page: Roll and Color Addition to 12: Number Race. On it: box above Which number got to top first numbers were hard roll Comet says: play again. Does the same number win?
3. A page: Roll and Color Addition to 12: Number Race. On it: box above Which number got to top first numbers were hard roll

How to use them at home

1. Act the first sum out with small toys: three cars, two more cars, how many now?
2. Your child does one row, counting the pictures, then writes the answer.
3. Check one answer together by counting again. Stop after a page if it is going well.
4. The friend at the bottom of each page gives a tip. On page 1: “four colored squares in a row wins.”

Who these pages are for

Ages 5 to 7 · Kindergarten and 1st grade. Roll and color addition games: add two dice, color the answer. They practice adding and taking away, and suit a child who can count objects to 10 (to 20 for the bigger numbers).

What to do next

• The full pack: 13 pages.
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