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Roll and Top Pizza Game

June 28, 2016 By Julie Anne 13 Comments

Fun and educational roll and top pizza game for kids

Your kids will love playing this roll and top pizza game. You will love it too because not only is it fun it’s also educational. As your kids play they will be naturally learning as they count, add and follow their recipe card to create their pizza.

Pizza Roll and Top Game Basics

roll and build a pizza game

The first thing you will want to do is download the game by clicking on the text at the bottom of this page. I recommend printing the game out on card stock so it is more durable. If you really want it to last you may even consider laminating it.

Once you have all your pages printed you will want to cut out the recipe cards and the toppings. Also, you will want to grab a dice. That’s all the prep work needed. Now you are ready to play!

roll and top recipe cards

To start playing let each player choose a recipe card. The recipe card will let the player know how much of each ingredient they will need to top their pizza with. All of the cards have a total of 15 items needed but the amounts vary by ingredient from card to card.

Playing the roll and top pizza game

Let your kids take turns rolling the dice. When a number is rolled, the child must check the topping chart to see which ingredient corresponds to the number on the dice. Next, they will want to check their recipe card to see if the ingredient they rolled is needed on their pizza.

If the ingredient is needed they can take one to add to their pizza. If however, they already have all they need of that topping play passes to the next player.

This game ended up being super fun to play. I loved watching my 4 year old check the chart to find out which ingredient he needed, then referencing his recipe card and counting to see if he needed more of that topping. As a parent, it was such a joy to watch the learning and fun go hand and hand as my kids played together.

I hope that your little learners will have just as much fun as they play and top their pizza. Feel free to download a copy by clicking the text below. Enjoy!

Free Printable Roll and Top Game Pack

  • The adorable graphics in the pack were created by Pretty Grafik Designs

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Comments

  1. HANNA says

    August 3, 2017 at 2:24 am

    VERY NICE~

    Reply
  2. Rochelle says

    June 5, 2019 at 4:36 pm

    This game will be fun to play with my littles this Summer. Just one thing though one card has a total of 16 items because I 5 was put where a 4 should be. I’ll figure out how to fix it though.

    Reply
    • Julie Anne says

      June 7, 2019 at 10:14 am

      You are right! Thanks for catching that. I’ll fix the card and email you the update. Then work on getting the update page in the pack download. 🙂

      Reply
  3. aarthi says

    June 19, 2020 at 7:10 am

    Where is the printable link? Cant find it. Disappointing

    Reply
    • Julie Anne says

      June 19, 2020 at 8:26 am

      If you look at the bottom of the post right after it says enjoy, you will see red bold font that says ”Free Printable Roll and Top Game Pack”. If you click the text it will open a preview of the packet for you. You can then choose to download it or print it. Hope that helps!

      Reply

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