Today, I have another printable graphing game for you: Frog Race Graphing Game!
These games are just so much fun – and simple too! You can work on basic math concepts and taking turns with a quick game that doesn’t take long to set up or play. Great for preschoolers and kindergarteners!
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Materials for Frog Race Graphing Game
- Printer.
- Heavy paper or card stock.
- Laminator (optional).
- Laminating pouches (optional).
- Glue stick to put the custom die together.
- Scissors and/or paper cutter.
- Manipulatives.
What’s in the printable PDF file?
Two of the pages of the printable need to be printed: The game board and the custom die template.
There are five different cute frog images: Jumping frog, frog princess, laughing frog, winking frog, and frog holding a lily pad.
The die shows the five frog images on five sides and a lily pad with the words “Roll again!” on the sixth side.
How to prepare the printable:
Print die template and the game board on heavy paper or cardstock.
Cut out the die template at the black lines. Fold at the dashed lines, add some glue to the tabs, and put the die together.
Add some manipulatives to play the game. We used Mathlink Cubes this time, but you can use pretty much anything you have on hand.
How to play the game:
To play the game, roll the custom die and record your rolls by covering a square on the game board with a manipulative.
If you prefer, you could use markers to color the squares instead.
Keep going until a frog reaches the top of the board game. Make sure to cheer on your favorite! {E’s favorite was the princess ? }
Talk about which frog is in the lead or lagging behind. Who’s catching up quickly? Count how many times you’ve rolled a specific frog image. Will the outcome be different next time you play this game? Why?
Download your Frog Race Graphing Game!
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Check out these other resources for your frog unit study:
Find the Letter F is for Frogs from 3 Boys and a Dog
Frog Books for Preschool from Look! We’re Learning!
Frog Anatomy Worksheets from Living Life and Learning
Frog Hop Activity from CraftCreateCalm
Make a Fun Handprint and Footprint Tissue Paper Frog from Crafty Mama in ME
Free Resources for Frog Life Cycle from Something 2 Offer
5 Easy Frog Exercise Moves for Kids from FrogMom
Children’s Books Featuring Frogs from The Jenny Evolution
Frogs of the Rainforest from Tales of Education at Home
Frog Theme Color Words Book {free printable} from Books and Giggles
Recycled K Cup Frog Craft and Skip Counting Activity from Artsy Momma
Frog Life Cycle for Kids {Printable Set} from The Natural Homeschool
Lots of Learning and Fun with Frogs Sensory Bin from Living Montessori Now
Poison Frog Activity from Schooling a Monkey
Non-fiction Frog Emergent Readers from Royal Baloo
Interactive Frog Life Cycle App for Kids from iGameMom
Frog Writing Prompts from The Usual Mayhem
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Amanda @artsy_momma says
May 14, 2016 at 10:53 pmThose frogs are cute 🙂
Tina {Simple Fun for Kids} says
May 26, 2016 at 7:12 amThank you, Amanda, so glad you like them 🙂