Free Printable Space Roll and Count Dice Game for Kids
This Space Roll and Count Dice Game is the perfect way for kids to work on hands on math activities. The kindergarten counting game gives children an opportunity to practice counting, adding, and writing skills.

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Stars, planets, the sun, asteroids- all things kids are fascinated by. Well, to be honest, these out of this world objects amaze me too.
Another phenomenon of outer space that kids are amazed by are aliens. Do they exist? What would they look like? I can’t picture kiddos not being excited about an outer space theme and exploring the vast space around our planet.
Counting Games For Kindergarten
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ASKING STUDENTS TO COUNT AND IDENTIFY NUMBERS IS AN IMPORTANT STEP IN COLLECTING INFORMATION. STUDENTS CAN ANSWER QUESTIONS LIKE:
- What other ways can I write the number 4?
- Which number is larger, 2 or 5?
- What is the total of 1 and 6?
Number sense is an important concept for our kids in order to understand how numbers work and how they relate to one another.
Before playing the space theme kindergarten counting game with kids, make sure they can identify and understand what the dots on the dice mean.
While I recommend using the adorable and colorful alien counters, you can also use other objects like star stickers or laminated alien pictures.
It’s easy to fit this space themed activity for kindergarten anytime throughout your day. What a prefect hands-on activity for math centers, small groups, or individual practice.
In addition to learning about addition practice for kindergarten here are some more ideas for what you can teach about using the Space Roll and Count Dice Game :
- Subitizing
- Combining or subtracting numbers
- Writing a number in different ways
- Identifying dots on dice

Addition Centers For Kindergarten
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ASKING STUDENTS TO COMBINE AND TAKE AWAY QUANTITIES CAN ENCOURAGE HIGHER ORDER THINKING AND ANSWER QUESTIONS LIKE:
- How is adding like counting?
- What is the biggest number on a die?
- If I roll two dice, which number is bigger?
- If you try the activity again, will you get the same results?

Why Is It Important For Kids To Do Counting Activities?
Besides the fact that kids love a space theme in preschool and kindergarten, there are many other reasons you should practice math concepts with the Space and Roll Dice Game.
Writing Skills
Writing the number on the counting worksheet game can include kids writing in different ways to show the same number. This can include writing words, making dots, or writing the number symbol.
Taking Turns
The counting activity for kindergarten can be the perfect opportunity for children to work together with a peer or in a small group. The game is a great way for kids to practice taking turns and sharing.
Encouraging Subitizing
Subitizing is the ability to quickly look at an amount and determine the quantity without counting. The math worksheet activity for preschool gives kids a chance to practice subitizing and visual recognition skills.
Fine Motor Skills
Fine motor skills can be practiced using this dice rolling game by moving counters, writing, and drawing numbers. You can use tiny fingers to roll and pick up dice.
How To Use The Activity:
- Enter your email below and then check your email to get the kindergarten math activity.
- There is an option to get both an English and a Spanish version of the game. Perfect for every learner!
- Print and laminate the activity for durability.
To Use:
Add the Space Roll and Count activity for the perfect preschool theme! Kids can use these to write their numbers, practice one-to-one correspondence, and complete simple addition and subtraction problems.
Once the posters are laminated, there are many materials you can use on them, including dry erase markers.
Extend the Activity:
Solar System Play
I am obsessed with this intergalactic solar system printable. Use these cute cutouts to tell a story problem with the aliens and the Space Roll and Count game.
Sort and Graph
Which type of alien is the most? Which group has the least? Have your child sort the aliens into groups and graph the information to find out.
Alien Patterns
After completing the Space Roll and Count activity, use the adorable little space aliens to create different patterns.
Sensory Bin
Hop into your space shuttles and take a ride toward the Milky Way. Use this printable alongside the Space Rock Sensory Bin!
Counting Skills
Work on counting skills with these fun space ship counting mats! What a fun math game!
Write a Story
Help your students write a story about the silly aliens that live on their outer space planet. Be creative and encourage many descriptive words and ideas.

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