ThinkabaraPrintable Dominoes
Five domino sets to cut out: classic dots, numbers with dots, addition and subtraction loops, and picture–word matching.
How to use it
Dominoes are a counting game in disguise: every match asks a child to recognize a quantity, compare it and plan ahead. The number-and-dot set links numerals to dot patterns (subitizing), and the loop sets turn math facts into a chain you finish when the last tile connects back to the first.
Print on card stock, cut along the lines and store the set in a zip bag. For a center, laminate the tiles first.
Questions and answers
How many tiles are in a double-six set?
28 tiles — every pair of numbers from 0–0 to 6–6. The set prints on two pages.
How do loop dominoes work?
Each tile has an answer on one side and a new problem on the other. Kids find the tile whose answer matches the problem, and keep going until the chain closes.
What paper size is it?
US Letter (8.5 × 11 inches). It also prints on A4 if you choose “fit to page” in the print dialog.