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HOT DOG GAME COOL MATH TV

It’s written in the spirit of ” The House That Jack Built” and the text builds and builds starting with snow falling on a house as children sleep and ending with Christmas morning.

Books About SantaĬhristmas Morning by Cheryl Ryan Harshman wasn’t what I expected, it was more. I love games like this because they use a few novelties like Santa and marshmallows but are still packed with learning not only math but about sportsmanship and good game play. My daughter even rolled the die for the girls’ team!

We ended up playing a few times and by request one was a boys against girls.

Add the marshmallow… oh and look who is getting a little fine motor practice too.

The way you do that is to roll that number on the die.

The objective is simple you want to fill up Santa’s beard first but covering all the numbers with marshmallows.

I put the sheets on clip board to keep them from blowing around, but you could laminated them or pop them on a cookie sheet with some magnets too.

Which was good since my printer is out of ink anyway.

Start by drawing Santa, I couldn’t find a good printable with a beard big enough for the numbers.

You will need some paper, markers, marshmallows or even cotton balls, a die and someone to play against.

HOT DOG GAME COOL MATH TV

Also we have been playing it a lot, and not just because the tv is broken, because it’s fun! I wasn’t going to post this yet but when Kristina from Toddler Approved posted this Corn Roll game that we inspired with our Candy Corn Counting I knew I needed to share this game.

One of the things I love most about blogging is how one post will inspire another and not just on the same blog but from one blogger to another.