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Paper Race Track
Suggested ages: 6–10; younger children may need a reader
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Instructions & usage
Bring your own imaginary engine noises. Roll along the numbered track with a partner.
Paper Race Track is a shared-sheet game for two players. Use turn logs rather than loose counters. No die? A helper chooses 1–6.
Players: 2 · Time: about 12 minutes · Equipment: Pencils and one die (or helper).
How to play
- Share the track. Draw A and B at START; record each new position below.
- Take turns rolling one die. Move that many spaces towards FINISH.
- Land on a STAR? Advance 2 extra spaces once (no chain bonuses).
- On or past 30 finishes. First to finish wins.
- Use turn logs rather than loose counters. No die? A helper chooses 1–6.
Example of a turn
From 4, roll 2 to land on star 6, then move to 8.
Scoring and finishing
On or past 30 finishes. First to finish wins. Use turn logs rather than loose counters. No die? A helper chooses 1–6.
At home and in the classroom
Print one sheet per pair and agree who starts before playing. Read the example aloud, then let the pair check the printed rules when needed. Ask players to explain one choice they made. Taking turns and following a shared rule are part of the activity.
Try a variation
Swap starting players and play again.
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What you’ll need
Pencils and one die (or helper)
Make the most of it
From 4, roll 2 to land on star 6, then move to 8.
Printing tips
Check the file’s paper size and print one test page. Choose “fit” if edges are clipped.
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