About Dice Race
A winding path of numbered squares leads to the flag, and your child races Oomi along it. Rainbows carry a pawn forward and slides send it back. After a roll, your child counts on and taps the square where the pawn will land, while the youngest players just watch it hop and hear every step counted.
How to play
- Tap the die to roll, and wait while Oomi takes its turn.
- Count on from your pawn and tap the square where it lands.
- On a computer, roll with Space, then pick the square with the arrows and Space.
What your child practices
- Counting on from a number
- Reading numbers in order
- Adding the dots on two dice
- Taking turns
How it grows with your child
TinyAges 2-4
A short path of 20 squares. The pawn hops by itself and each hop is counted aloud.
LittleAges 4-6
One die and 25 squares. Your child taps the square the pawn lands on.
YoungAges 6-8
One die on 30 squares, with three rainbows and two slides.
Big KidsAges 8-11
Two dice to add up, on a long path of 42 squares.
Play together
Before each tap, ask your child to count the hops out loud with a finger on the screen.
