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Building 2-Digit Numbers Dice Game

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    Updated:  19 Aug 2024

Teach your students about place value in two-digit numbers with this engaging dice game featuring Base 10 blocks.

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Building 2-Digit Numbers Dice Game

  • Updated

    Updated:  19 Aug 2024

Teach your students about place value in two-digit numbers with this engaging dice game featuring Base 10 blocks.

  • Non-Editable

    Non-Editable:  PDF

  • Pages

    Pages:  4 Pages

  • Curriculum
  • Grade

    Grade:  1

Teach your students about place value in two-digit numbers with this engaging dice game featuring Base 10 blocks.

Explore Two-Digit Place Value with a Dice Game

Are you looking for a hands-on game to help build your students’ understanding of two-digit place value? Teach Starter has you covered with this engaging, hands-on dice game! Perfect for young learners, this game makes learning about two-digit numbers fun, engaging and memorable. 

This game contains a worksheet and two dice. One dice is a tens dice, the other is a units (ones) dice. Each dice features Base 10 blocks. Here’s how to play:

  1. Place the students into pairs or small groups. Provide each student with a worksheet and each group with a tens dice and a units dice.
  2. One student rolls the two dice. The students then work together to determine what two-digit number they have rolled by counting the number of tens and ones on each dice. Once they have identified the number rolled, it can be recorded on their worksheet. 
  3. Students continue to take turns rolling and recording two-digit numbers until all spaces on the worksheet have been filled in.

As students roll and build more and more two-digit numbers, they will learn that the first digit represents the tens place while the second digit represents the ones place.

Differentiate This Place Value Game

This versatile early numeracy game can be used in multiple ways to support the diverse learning needs of your students. Here are some ways you could support and extend students while using this resource:

  • Support students by providing them with actual Base 10 blocks to use when completing the activity. The act of physically manipulating and counting these materials can provide students with additional confidence, leading to greater success in the activity.
  • Extend students by encouraging them to complete additional tasks related to place value once they have built all of their two-digit numbers. This might include placing their numbers in ascending or descending order, adding or subtracting ten from each number or writing each of their numbers in words.

Download and Print This Place Value Game

This two-digit place value game downloads as either a full-color or black-and-white PDF. Use the Download button above to select your preferred file option.

We recommend printing this resource on cardstock for enhanced durability and longevity.


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