Thanksgiving Roll & Cover Games with a Freebie (Print & Digital)

This is a simple to prepare, fun Thanksgiving game that practices numbers, subitizing, and addition. It can be played individually or in small groups as a game.

Roll & cover/color games are one of my favorite November center activities because students learn the routine once, then can focus on practicing new skills instead of learning a new game every week.

This free Thanksgiving Roll & Cover activity includes both printable and digital versions, making it easy to use during math centers, small groups, morning work, or independent practice.

Two Levels for Easy Differentiation

The freebie includes two versions so you can choose the level that works best for your students.

Numbers 1-6, One Die

The first version uses only one die and is for students who still need practice with one-to-one correspondence, counting, and number recognition.

Students roll the die, count the dots, and color the correct number on their turkeys.

Thanksgiving roll and cover game free

  Numbers 2-12, Two Dice

The second version is for students who need more of a challenge. It uses 2 dice and requires students to add the two numbers together and color the correct feather.

It’s an easy way to build addition fluency while keeping the activity fun and engaging.

Thanksgiving Roll and Cover Game

Digital Seesaw Version

A digital Seesaw version is also included for independent practice or assessment. Since they have both video and written student instructions, they can easily be completed independently during morning work or math centers.

The digital Seesaw version has “virtual dice rolling” (no physical dice required). Students use the Eraser tool to reveal each dice roll, and then use the Drawing tools to color the correct feather. 

Digital Thanksgiving Seesaw Activity
Digital Thanksgiving Seesaw Activity

The digital Seesaw version is ready-to-go. All you have to do is click the links and they will be automatically added to your Seesaw Library ready to be assigned to students.

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Want More Thanksgiving Roll & Color/Cover Activities?

Once your students know how to play, you can easily keep the learning going by switching to a new skill without teaching a new game.

The complete Thanksgiving Roll & Cover Print & Digital resource includes additional activities for:

  • Uppercase & Lowercase Letter Matching (4 pages & printable dice)
  • Beginning Sounds, Letter Sounds (4 pages & printable dice)
  • 2D Shapes (2 pages & printable dice)
  • 3D Shapes (2 pages & printable dice)

Because the game stays the same, students can quickly transition to a new skill while you spend more time working with small groups and less time explaining directions.

Download the full resource here!

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