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How To Make Paper Dice (with Free Printable!)
How to make paper dice with your kids.
Games are an amazing way for kids to learn. Taking turns, counting, strategy. And an important part of games is dice.
Dice alone are great ways to learn. Counting, number recognition, addition and subtraction. All of the number sense skills come out with dice. Don’t stop with numbers. You can put any symbol that you want on dice.
The problem can be finding dice that have what you need on them. Or finding the dice that you have in the jumble of toys in the playroom.
That doesn’t have to be an issue though. You can print up your own dice and make exactly what you need when you need it.
Here is how to make paper dice at home with a free printable pattern.
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This is a super easy fix if you need dice with specific markings or just don’t want to buy one.
- Printable Dice Pattern
Step one is to print out the pattern.
If you want to work on scissor skills with your child, this is a great chance for them to help out. Do know that the dice will be easiest to make and will roll best if the lines are cut straight.
You want to cut out the entire pattern.
Write in your numbers or symbols on the six big squares. This is a great chance to let your child color and personalize the dice!
Then fold the dice in on itself on the interior lines. Use the flaps to tape or glue your dice together.
It’s that easy! I will say that an adult will probably need to help with the taping. It can be hard for little hands to hold everything in place. But once that is done you are ready for all the math games you can think of!
(And who knows, maybe it will get your kiddos interested in learning more about origami! )
Make simple paper dice at home for games and great math learning activities!
- Markers/Crayons
- Print dice template.
- Cut along the exterior lines.
- Draw your numbers or symbols on the squares.
- Fold along the interior lines to shape the cube.
- Glue the tabs to hold the dice together.
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This printable dice template lets you make dice to play your favorite games even if you don't have any real dice on hand. Here we'll show step by step you how to make a paper dice.
We have lots of fun printable roll a dice games here on our site, but realized that you may not have a pair of real dice on hand.
So we came up with a quick and easy solution. Printable dice! Our dice template makes it super easy to grab, print and fold your dice in only a few minutes.
Leaving you lots of time to play your favorite games.
These will come in handy for all sorts of fun printable activities.
We even include a blank dice template so you can create your own custom dice if have something creative in mind.
The Printable Paper Dice Templates
We have six different dice templates so that you can find just the right one for your needs.
We have larger printable dice that measure about 2 inches wide when assembled.
The first one is a printer friendly black and white version.
And since my kids love ALL things rainbows, we created a fun bright colorful template as well.
And if you're feeling extra creative, we have a blank dice printable template so that you can fill the spaces with any type of shapes or designs you like or need.
This one is good for printing on colored paper and adding white punch-out holes or stickers to it. Kids will love creating their own custom dice to play with.
The blank ones are also great for creating your own dice game with, or creating fun math games.
And if you need a smaller printable paper dice template we have these ones, that measure to 1.2-inch cube when assembled.
They're just smaller versions of the three larger templates above.
How to Make Paper Dice
First, grab and print out the dice template. You'll find it at the end of this tutorial.
You'll also need either tape or craft glue to hold the cube shape together.
You can choose from one of the three templates that we provide.
The PDF file will come with all 6 dice in one file. So I suggest when printing, select the actual page number of the one you want and just print that one out.
It'll save you paper and ink.
Then cut the template out around the solid lines. Don't cut through the dotted areas.
You'll end up with a shape like this.
The fold the tabs on the dotted lines one a flat surface to make sure you create a nice sharp fold.
Then start folding the shape up to make a cube. Here's a step by step video to assemble the paper dice from Just the Art Teacher.
For more durable paper dice, I recommend using cardstock to print out your templates. This will make for a sturdier cube shape and they will last much longer.
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Here's a list of communication games you can play using dice . These can be used for conversational activities or they can be used with the Crisscross Bingo game from MES-English.
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How to make a paper dice the easy way
How to make Paper Dice
If you desperately need a pair of dice to play that boardgame that has been gathering dust on the shelf, here is a simple way to make paper dice .
This is simply the easiest way to make dice without glue or tape
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You can also use this tutorial to make a paper cube and scale up or down as required.
This is also a great way to improve your paper crafting skills.
You will need the following
- 6cm x 6cm Paper (6 pieces)
How do you make a paper dice?
- Mark the half way point and fold the top left and top right corner to meet midpoint.
- Turn the paper horizontally and repeat the above step.
- Do the same for the remaining 5 pieces of paper
- Start to insert one into the other until you form a cube.
- Using a felt pen or marker, make dots on all the sides of the cube.
You can make far smaller dice for board games or very big cubes for craft projects by simply scaling up or down.
You can also make paper dice using Printable paper dice template.
- Simply print out the template
- Cut out the template
- Fold the inside lines
- Using glue, form into a cube along the tabs.
Apart from a paper dice, you can make teaching aids for kindergarten in the form of alphabet blocks. Instead of dots, put alphabets
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Use this printable pattern with die faces to print and make your own dice. Print on tagboard, or print/copy onto your preferred paper. Cut on the solid lines, fold on dashed lines and TA-DAH!
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Print out the file on A4 or Letter size cardstock.
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Step 1: What Do You Need?
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Step 2: Fold
First fold the sides of all the papers as shown in the picture.
Step 3: Stick
Then stick all the folded sides to the folded sides of other papers to make a cube.
Step 4: Draw
Then draw circles or number in all the sides just as in a normal dice.
Step 5: End
Finally you should have a big dice to play with in any game.
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Paper cubes can make great additions to your art projects or decorations, and there are a few different ways you can make them. One easy approach is to cut out a template and glue it into the shape of a cube. However, you can also fold several pieces of origami paper together to form a 3D box shape.
Cutting a Cube out of a Sheet of Paper
- Construction paper is best for this project because it’s sturdy, but you can also use standard copy paper.
- If you want to make a cube that’s a different size, start with a rectangle with a length-to-width ratio of 4:1. For instance, if you want to make a cube that measures 4 × 4 × 4 in (10 × 10 × 10 cm), draw a 16 in × 4 in (41 cm × 10 cm) rectangle to start.
- If you chose to make a cube that’s a different size, adjust the measurements to divide the original rectangle into 4 even squares.
- Try to keep your lines as straight as possible, or the sides of your cube may not connect.
- You should now have a total of 6 boxes that measure 2 in × 2 in (5.1 cm × 5.1 cm).
- The only box that won’t have a flap is the third box on your original rectangle. The very top and far-right boxes will have two flaps each, and the far-left, second-from-the-left, and bottom boxes will each have one flap.
- This will be 7 flaps total, and you’ll use them to glue your cube together.
- Your template should be 1 big piece when you’re finished.
- If you accidentally make the wrong cut, either tape the template back together or draw a new one.
- All of your folds should be in the same direction. For instance, you might fold upward along all the lines.
- Be sure to press each fold tightly to make a crisp crease.
- You can use tape to fasten the flaps, if you prefer.
Tip: Try making several cubes, then attach them all to a piece of string to make a fun geometric garland!
Folding an Origami Cube
- If you don’t have origami paper, you can use regular copy paper that’s been cut into squares instead.
Tip: You can use one color, several colors, or even patterned paper to create interesting designs!
- Since the paper is square, it doesn’t matter whether you make this fold from side-to-side or top-to-bottom, but the crease will need to be arranged from top-to-bottom as you continue.
- Do not unfold the paper after you make these folds.
- The new fold will create a triangular edge on the bottom of your paper.
- It’s okay if the corners of the folded square pop back up.
- Once you do this, you’ll end up with a small square shape.
- You should have 6 small squares when you’re finished.
- You may need to bend the flaps to fit them into the center fold.
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If you want to make a paper cube, start by drawing a long rectangle on a piece of paper. Divide the rectangle into 4 2-inch squares, then draw another 2 squares on the right and left of the second square from the top.Then, add flaps to the right side of the 3 top squares, the bottom side of the bottom square, the top and bottom of the square on the left side, and the left side of the top square. After you've added the flaps, use scissors or a hobby knife to cut around your squares. Finally, fold the sides inwards to form your cube and apply glue or tape the sides to hold them in place. To learn how to fold an origami cube, keep reading! Did this summary help you? Yes No
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Make simple paper dice at home for games and great math learning activities! Materials Paper Tape/Glue Markers/Crayons Scissors Tools Printer Instructions Print dice template. Cut along the exterior lines. Draw your numbers or symbols on the squares. Fold along the interior lines to shape the cube. Glue the tabs to hold the dice together. Play!
How to Make Paper Dice First, grab and print out the dice template. You'll find it at the end of this tutorial. You'll also need either tape or craft glue to hold the cube shape together. You can choose from one of the three templates that we provide. The PDF file will come with all 6 dice in one file.
Step 1: Gathering Materials All you'll need for making your own dice is: - paper; - scissors; - origami skills; - hot glue gun (optional); - marker. Ask Question Comment Step 2: Cutting the Paper
STEPS 1 Print out the template. Print out either of these cube templates on A4 or Letter size cardstock. Template 1 - print out two copies to make a pair of 2¼" dice. Template 2 - print out one copy to make a pair of 1½" dice. 2 Cut out. Cut out the cube templates. 3 Fold along the inside lines. Fold each cube template along the inside lines.
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How do you make a paper dice? Mark the half way point and fold the top left and top right corner to meet midpoint. Turn the paper horizontally and repeat the above step. Do the same for the remaining 5 pieces of paper Start to insert one into the other until you form a cube. Using a felt pen or marker, make dots on all the sides of the cube.
Make Your Own Dice DIY dice. Do-it-yourself dice! Use this printable pattern with die faces to print and make your own dice. Print on tagboard, or print/copy onto your preferred paper. Cut on the solid lines, fold on dashed lines and TA-DAH! Printable Dice Pattern You can also print a blank cube pattern and make your own. Printable Cube Pattern
Instructions 1 Open any of the printable files above by clicking the image or the link below the image. You will need a PDF reader to view these files. 2 Print out the file on A4 or Letter size cardstock. 3 Cut out the template. 4 Fold along the inside lines. 5 Assemble into a cube by gluing the sides together along the tabs.
Step 4: Draw. Then draw circles or number in all the sides just as in a normal dice. Ask Question. Comment. Download.
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Place one of the sheets of origami paper in front of you on a flat surface, then fold it upward. Line up the top and bottom edges carefully, then press down on the paper to make a fold. Crease the fold, then reopen the paper. [10]
To make your own dice: Print this page out - there are two die here to let you practice. Print out as many copies that you need to make a die you like. Cut the die out along its outside border. Fold the die along each of the six sides (along the lines). With small pieces of clear tape, tape each edge to another edge. You should get a nice cube.
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How do you make simple dice out of paper? Step 1: Make sure your paper size is squire. Step 2: Mark the paper in the middle and fold the bottom up to the middle. Step 3: Fold the upper flap to the middle. Step 4: Mark the paper in the middle again and fold the right side to the middle. Step 5: Fold the left side to the middle.
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1. Make a dice! Cut out the dice. If possible, stick or print on card to make it stronger. Fold along the dotted ( - - - ) line and glue the shaded parts together. 2. Make counters! Cut out the counters. If possible, stick or print on card to make them stronger.