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We have included links to some of the products and resources we have used with this activity. If you purchase via the links we may earn a small commission<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n This is part of my subscriber library. You can subscribe to the newsletter<\/a> and get access to the password there. You will find it in the addition section on the subscriber freebie page. <\/p>\n This is a great addition to the addition printables<\/a> on the site.<\/p>\n Addition is defined as adding something to something else. So that is adding different things together.<\/p>\n This is where kids learn one plus one equals 2 or 1 + 1 = 2. You start on simple and work up to more complex math.<\/p>\n There are many ways to work on addition. And this addition roll and make mat works on adding two numbers together and seeing how you add them together.<\/p>\n It is recommended to print on cardstock<\/a> You also have some recording sheets that allow kids to write down the equations they make on the mat. There are two recording sheets on one page.<\/p>\n You are going to see the steps that we used with the addition roll and make mats. You can have fun while working on addition with these mats.<\/p>\n You are set up the addition roll and make mat with items to count with, dice or die, and dry eraser markers. You want to laminate or put the addition mat in a sheet protector.<\/p>\n We use the sheet protector a lot because it is easy to switch out different pages or store the pages in a binder. If you don’t have a dice you can grab one from the number writing dice<\/a>.<\/p>\n You roll the die two times. You put the two numbers into the first equation with a dry eraser marker. <\/p>\n This helps keep track of what you rolled.<\/p>\n Then you fill out both equations of the mat and solve them. You can see that the second equation has the number switch to show that they still add up to the same number no matter the order they are on the addition equation.<\/p>\n The final step is building the equations with items. You can see we used unifix cubes<\/a> for this. But you can use clear counters<\/a>, mini erasers, playdough<\/a>, or even LEGO<\/a>. <\/p>\n You just need to make sure you have enough of two items to match the top number on the die.<\/p>\n You can also make it easy and do one single roll with the dice in dice. You will find there are three types of dice in dice. You have a 6-sided double dice<\/a>, 10 Sided Double Dice<\/a>, and 12-Sided Double Dice<\/a><\/p>\n You can see how the dice look linked up with each other.<\/p>\n Pick the die you are going to use. Roll the die and see that you get two numbers at the same time. Super easy for kids to do just one roll and have both numbers there. Then fill out the addition mat like above.<\/p>\n You also have a recording sheet with the mat. This is an easy way to see what equations the kids do on the mat.<\/p>\nWhat is Addition?<\/h2>\n
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Ways to Use the Free Addition Roll & Make Mats Printable<\/h2>\n
Setting up the Addition Roll & Make Mat<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nBuilding the Addition Equations<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nUsing Dice in Dice with the Addition Roll & Make Mat<\/h3>\n
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\n<\/div>\nUsing The Recording Sheet with the Addition Roll & Make Mat<\/h3>\n
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