Did you ever want to travel to the end of the rainbow so that you could find the pot of gold?
It’s fun to imagine, isn’t it?
With this fun St. Patrick’s Day Hundred Chart Game, you can do just that. We’re going to roll some dice and do some addition to reach the pot of gold.
After you’re done with this fun game, you can continue learning with hundred charts with all these fun Hundred Chart Activities to Make Math Fun.
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How to set up your St. Patrick’s Day Hundred Chart game
You’ll need a few supplies for this fun game.
First, you’ll need to print a copy of your Pot of Gold Hundred Chart. You can find it at the link below.
Click here to get your Pot of Gold Hundred Chart.
If you plan on using this often (or in the classroom setting), laminate your hundred chart for durability.
Finally, you’ll need 1 or 2 dice and some game pieces. We just used coins, but you can use anything. Gold coins or St. Patrick’s Day mini erasers would also be fun.
How to play
You can play either a one person game or a two person game. The directions are below.
One person game
Start with your game piece on the number 1 square.
Roll the dice and move the number or spaces indicated. Encourage your child to use their addition skills to add the two dice together and also add that number to the square they are on to find out which square they should move to.
Keep playing until you reach 100. You’ve found the pot of gold!
Two person game
The two person game is very similar to the one person game. Except you’ll be racing each other to see who gets to the pot of gold first.
For this version, use two different game pieces. We were using coins, so we used a penny and a nickle.
Play the game the same as the one person version except have the two players take turns throwing the dice and moving.
The first person to reach the the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow in square 100 wins.
Are you ready to play this fun St. Patrick’s Day hundred chart game?
You may also like one of these fun St. Patrick’s Day activities
St. Patrick’s Day Word Scramble
Color the Rainbow Math Game at Housing a Forest
Use one of these fun game pieces
If you don’t want to use coins for your game pieces, here are some fun St. Patrick’s Day choices to use:
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