#Statkeeper dice series#

We can make it in Google Sheets so you can have it in your pocket anytime the desire to unleash your mental math skills arises. With the help of the randbetween() function, we can create our own unbranded mental math game, fully customizable with the number of “dice” and how large the “dice” can get. Like many good things from my childhood, this game has been commercialized into “Math Dice”, where you pay $9.99 for $1.25 worth of dice. I remember in 4th grade, a math teacher would write five numbers on the board and ask us to use addition, subtraction, multiplication and division to try arriving at a target number. Try our Math Dice inspired printable worksheet.Īuthor Spreadsheet Solving Posted on OctoOctoCategories Students, Teaching Tools Tags addition, arithmetic, dice, Google spreadsheet, math dice, multiplication, subtraction Build a “Math Dice” Mental Math Mobile Spreadsheet We’ll save you the gory details into how we used the rand() function and how we applied the formatting….and simply share the spreadsheet so you can start using it! Anyone can select up to 7 “dice” with the 8th number as the target. The layout of this spreadsheet is similar to our original Pattern Recognition spreadsheet. We tend to like math activities in which kids are problem-solving and re-arranging numbers on the fly with many possible right answers, versus the standard computational “one right answer” spreadsheet.

Today’s worksheet will revisit our “Math Dice” inspired spreadsheet game post that is now turned into a printable worksheet.

#Statkeeper dice series#

Here’s another printable worksheet in our series of educational kids spreadsheets.