Roll a die: one six-sided die, 1 to 6 v0.1.0
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Roll a die online. One six-sided die, shown with its dots, lands on a number from 1 to 6, large enough for the whole room to see.
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How to use it
- The page starts with one die, each a d6. Press Roll or the Space bar.
- You get a number from 1 to 6, each with the same chance.
- Change How many dice or Kind of die at any time, or open the full dice roller.
Ideas for class
- Use it as the die for a board game when the real one has rolled under the sofa, and keep the game going without a hunt.
- Roll and jump: roll the die, then have the class jump, clap or hop that many times before the next roll.
- Make a six-row roll-and-read grid: roll for a row number and read the word, the sum or the sentence written on that row.
- Roll the die ten times, write each number in a list, and ask children what they notice about how often each number came up.
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Questions
How do I roll just one die and nothing else?
This page starts with one die already set. Press Roll or the Space bar and the die shakes, then lands on a number from 1 to 6, each with exactly the same chance.
Is the roll as fair as a real die?
Yes. Each roll comes from your browser's secure random generator, so no face is favoured. A worn or chipped real die can lean one way, and this one never does.
Can it show a number I can read from the back of the room?
Yes. The die and its dots are drawn large, so they fill the projector. The last twelve rolls are listed underneath if you want to look back at what came up.
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