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Fine Motor LEGO Math Preschool Toddlers

Roll a Duplo Tower Math Game

Finding hands-on learning activities that are fun for kids can be a challenge at times. But I really enjoy that challenge. The latest game I’ve created for my son is really simple and perfect for LEGO loving preschoolers, and great for toddlers too!

Roll a Duplo Tower Math Game is a great game for teaching toddlers and preschoolers counting skills in a hands-on, fun way!

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Roll a Duplo Tower Math Game

Roll a Duplo Tower is a fun math game for toddlers and preschoolers to practice counting and fine motor skills in a playful way! With a set of basic Duplo bricks, some Duplo plates and a large die kids can race to build the tallest tower before the Duplo bricks are all gone! 

Roll a Duplo Tower Math Game set up

To set up this game is quick and easy! I pulled all the square Duplo bricks from our bin along with two small plates. Then I scattered them all over the activity table with a large foam die and invited Caden to try to build a taller tower than me! (Hint: a little playful competition is a great motivator for reluctant kids!)

See who can build the tallest Duplo Tower while practicing counting skills!

To play Roll a Duplo Tower Math Game is very simple. Players take turns rolling the die, counting out their Duplo bricks and stacking them into a tower! The player with the tallest tower when all the bricks on the table are gone is the winner! 

Roll a Duplo Tower Math Game 4

Although my son didn’t follow the directions to build a tall tower, he still got plenty of counting practice and gets bonus points for creativity! 

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  1. Rebecca says

    September 19, 2015 at 3:58 am

    U could also make a second dice with colours for older children to enhance colour recognition and ability to follow two step instructions and ability follow rules of a game

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    • Samantha says

      September 21, 2015 at 8:49 am

      Absolutely! This is a very versatile game for kids of all ages!

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