Wooden number flip game – roll the dice, add up, and flip over tiles

Wooden Number Game – roll, calculate, and flip over the matching numbers

In this wooden board game, children roll the dice, add up the dots, and flip over tiles that match the total. This lets them practise counting and addition without a screen, at the kitchen table or on a rainy afternoon.

Why this number game?

The rules fit on a note card, so a round can begin in a minute. Even so, every move requires a small decision: Which tiles will you flip over to reach your total?

• Simple rounds: roll the dice, add up the numbers, and flip over one or more tiles until no combination is possible.
• Grows with them: start with one die and number recognition, then move on to two dice and addition; older children can also practise subtraction and multiplication.
• Wood and felt: a natural wood board and tactile tiles that fit comfortably in small hands.
• Eight dice: enough to vary the game or let several children roll at the same time.
• Family game: parents and children sit down together at the table, completely screen-free.

A few dice, a row of numbers, and suddenly maths is the reason for one more round.

The board measures approximately 22 x 22 cm, making it suitable for a small table or travel tray. Weighing around 255 g, it is light enough to take along when visiting the grandparents. Wipe it dry or with a slightly damp cloth, and do not place it in water.

Technical specifications

• Recommended age: 4 years and up
• Material: natural wood and felt
• Dimensions: approx. 22.2 x 22.2 x 3 cm
• Weight: approx. 255 g
• Contents: 1 game board, 8 dice, number tiles

Set up the tiles and let the first roll decide who goes first.