Patriotic Cube Game

By Kayla • April 3, 2018

Patriotic Graphing Math Preschool Printable
Photo Source: kellyandkimskindergarten.blogspot.com

Here's another great game for Independence Day, created by the dynamic duo, Kelly and Kim, of Kelly and Kim's Kindergarten Kreations! Featuring a mixture of important National symbols and other patriotic clip art images, students are invited to roll the supplied game cube, keep track of how many times they rolled each symbol on the provided tally worksheet, then transfer their results to the graphing worksheet once they have reached the specified number of rolls {or once one of the columns on their graphing worksheet is filled}. With the graphing worksheet completed, students can then analyze the data they've collected, determining which patriotic symbol they rolled the most of, least of, etc.

For this awesome - FREE! - game download, be sure to visit Kelly and Kim's Kindergarten Kreations!

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