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Numbers · Board game

Ages 4–9Count the dots on a die, name the picture

Roll the die, move, say the word you land on. 30 spaces built from this topic's words.

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Age
Ages 4–9
Topic
School & basics
Skill
Vocabulary · Speaking
Format
Printable

🔢 Numbers · Board game

Roll the die and move. Say the word you land on out loud — if you can't, go back to where you were. The arrow spaces send you forward or back. First to FINISH wins!

You need: one die and a counter for each player.

1🎲START
25️⃣five
39️⃣nine
41️⃣one
5−2back
6🔟ten
70️⃣zero
82️⃣two
98️⃣eight
104️⃣four
113️⃣three
126️⃣six
137️⃣seven
14+2forward
155️⃣five
169️⃣nine
171️⃣one
18🔟ten
190️⃣zero
202️⃣two
218️⃣eight
224️⃣four
23−3back
243️⃣three
256️⃣six
26+3forward
277️⃣seven
285️⃣five
299️⃣nine
30🏁FINISH

How to use it in class

  1. Two to four players per board. One board per group of two to four, one die, a counter each — coins or buttons work. In bigger groups the wait between turns is too long and children stop listening.

  2. Play one turn for the class. Roll, count the spaces aloud in English — “one, two, three” — and say the word you land on. Can't say it? Go back. That is all the English the game needs, and the counting is free number practice.

  3. Raise the bar for older children. From about seven, a player has to say a sentence with the word — “I like cats.” — not just the word. The rest of the group decides whether it counts.

Same words, another sheet