Roll a Snowman Games with FREE Printable Game

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Roll a Snowman Games 

I love snow. I love building snowmen. And I love dice games! Put them all together and you get these fun Roll a Snowman games for practicing math and literacy skills during the winter months.

There are four different ways to play, with activities for number recognition, dice patterns, sight words, and short vowel sounds. They’re simple to use and make fun aRoll a Snowman

Before You Play

For each game, players need to build the snowman’s body before adding any other features. You can have students collect one body section at a time until they have all three, or have them add the complete snowman body the first time they roll or choose a 1. Players can add another button each time they roll or choose a 5.

Roll a Snowman

This is the basic Roll a Snowman game. Students roll a die, find the matching number on the game board, and add that part to their snowman. It’s a simple way for younger students to practice number recognition while having a little winter fun.

This game works well for a winter math center, partner activity, early finishers, or even a classroom winter celebration.

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Ready to play? You can grab the FREE Roll a Snowman Game and use it with your students right away. Just print the game board, grab a die, and start building!

Roll a Snowman with Dice Dots

This version is played just like the original Roll a Snowman, but instead of matching numerals, students match the dot patterns on the die.

Students roll the die, find the matching dice pattern on the game board, and add the corresponding part to their snowman. It’s an easy way to add practice recognizing dice patterns and quantities without counting each dot one at a time.

Roll a Sight Word Snowman

The Roll a Sight Word Snowman game adds literacy practice to the activity. Choose the sight words you want your students to practice and write them on the lines on the game card.

Add those same words to a printable die, or write them on the sides of a small wooden block. You can also skip the die altogether and use sight word cards.

Students roll or choose a word, read it aloud, and then add the corresponding part to their snowman. Continue playing until the snowman is complete

Roll a Short Vowel Snowman

This version gives students practice identifying short vowel sounds. Place the short vowel picture cards face down in a pile. On each turn, a player chooses a card, names the picture, identifies the short vowel sound, and then adds the corresponding part to their snowman.

Continue taking turns until the snowmen are complete.

Here are some examples of the short vowel picture cards included with the game:

Grab the Complete Roll a Snowman Games

Want more ways to play? The complete Roll a Snowman Games resource includes additional versions for practicing dice patterns, sight words, short vowel sounds, and more.

Use the games for winter math and literacy centers, partner activities, small groups, early finishers, or anytime you want to add a little snowman fun to your classroom.

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