Jumbo Foam Dice - 4 Piece Set

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Some pupils could just use one die to start with whilst others could go straight into using three or even more. We find that often the dice that accompany giant games such as giant snakes and ladders or giant ludo do not last.

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The opposite sides of a die add up to 7, so for example, the “5” side should be on the direct opposite side as the “2” side. You might think that a dice created from cardboard wouldn’t be very durable, but’s it’s actuallyquite sturdy and strong. This does however require some good fine motor skills unless you have one of those lovely very large foam dice measuring about 20 cm!Ever since we played that giant game I’ve wanted to make my own giant dice just because they’re awesome. Dice are a very versatile resource in every classroom, and allows you to teach basic key maths concepts like counting, addition and subtraction.

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To get the original square you can use our printable template, or measure and cut one to size to your own preference (you could make it way bigger than ours). We created this feature to help those working in organisations where another department makes the payments and for care homes where they would like the families to pay for the products. We try very hard to have activities that have a Low Threshold and a High Ceiling, so that pupils of lower ability can get into the activity and get somewhere, whereas the most able can easily be extended through the activity.Lay your pieces out in a basic cube pattern, like below, and then tape securely on the back with duct tape. Each card measures 130 x 130mm (5" x 5") and will fit perfectly in the pockets of the large foam dice. You can use these handy inserts with a large foam dice in your classroom to support learning numbers one to six.

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g. the person who rolls the highest number gets first turn on the computer – it’s way better than flipping a coin because they can’t fight over who gets to be heads and who’s stuck with tails, lol). Remember also that there are dice with varying numbers of faces giving rise to some quite large numbers. The material ensures it lands silently when thrown to avoid loud noises in the classroom caused by rolling the dice. We are currently only available in the following states; NSW, VIC and ACT with plans to expand to further areas. We recommend these foam dice as replacements as they will last much longer and be more satisfactory.Some children will benefit from a large foam die that has transparent pockets on each face, for you to insert whatever is appropriate. Made in Europe, these dice are great fun and durable making them a much better alternative to inflatable dice which often burst.