Magnetic Dry Erase Dice

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These large Magnetic Dry Erase dice are one of the most versatile therapy or learning materials you can own. They're also one of our best sellers! Perfect for language, literacy, math, sequencing, bilingual education, foreign language, and countless other uses.

This set of 4 foam magnetic dry erase dice are great for tons of fun and unique activities. Create your own dice and explore the endless possibilities with your students. Die measure 3” in size. For use with dry erase markers and magnets.

• Dry erase and magnetic!
  
• Set includes 4 dice: red, green, yellow, and blue
• Great for use with any age, language, disability level
• QuietShape™ foam cubes don't make noise when rolled, perfect for classroom use
  
• Attach photos and clip art to create limitless games and activities
  Print digital pictures and text on magnetic printer paper straight from your computer
  
• Use dry erase markers to easily create last minute games and activities
  Try using Zwipes markers by Mead to resist smudging and erasing during use
• Endless ESL and Bilingual possibilities
  
• Every classroom teacher, speech pathologist, and reading specialist should own at least one set!
  

10 Creative Uses of Magnetic Dry Erase Dice

1. Provide dry erase markers and encourage the children to decorate with pictures to tell a story
2. Draw pictures on the dice to sequence a story.
3. Write letters on the dice, roll them, and have children identify or write the letter.
4. Write words on the dice, roll two or more dice, and have the children decide if the words rhyme
5. Write words on the dice, roll two or more dice, and have the children decide if the words are synonyms/antonyms.
6. Write words on the dice (various parts of speech, e.g. - noun cube, verb cube, etc.), roll three or more dice, and have the children make up a story around the resulting sentence.
   
7. Create pictures on magnetic paper pertaining to a story read in class. Place the magnets on the dice. Roll the dice and have children tell you about the part of the story that the picture depicts. -- Save time by using with our Magnetic Story Boards!
   
8. Write numbers on the dice, roll them, and have children identify the numbers.
9. Write numbers on the dice, roll them, and have children count objects for that number.
10. Write numbers on dice, roll them, and have children complete a math problem for those numbers