Roll those cube! The first thing one have to when designing games with blank cube is to determine what the object of the game is. After determining the object of the game one must decide on the principles of the game. Then other considerations will be much easier to decide upon such as the amount of cube needed to play, the color of the cube, and the material of the cube. Finally, the cube needs to be labeled. Games built with blank cube can be used if you are or groups and can be especially helpful in targeting children's weak areas. The wide range of games that can be created is only tied to the designer's imagination.

Perhaps, a child is trying to improve his mental addition skills. A simple game is Lucky Charm(modified version of Marilyn Burns' Game of Pig)
Math concepts Concepts: mental addition, critical thinking skills

Object of the game: First to reach one hundred fifty points (played with two cube each one labeled with one Lucky
Charm)

How to Play: First player, rolls the cube, adds the numbers emotionally. If you get a Lucky Charm you
earn 9 points. Your turn continues if you do not roll a 6.

Critical thinking: How often will a person get a Lucky Charm or 6. ( Tally incidents and have a discussion) Dice Case

Using blank cube in the neighborhood of language skills pays to. Parts of speech can be labeled on the cube: such as noun, pronoun, verb, adjective, etc. Little leaguer can name a word that fits the part of speech just rolled. He can then use it in a word or give a synonym for the word. Interrogative cube are helpful as students have trouble asking questions: who, what, where, why, when or how. Or it could be used as a story-starter. The participants can create an account together. The parts of the very most difficult verb "to be" ( am, are, is, was, were, etc. ) can be placed on the cube. The players can make sentences with them.

An intriguing game had as its object was to build a world. The cube pictured wood, packet, wool, wheat, ore, and gold. A person might create a road on his roll. On the market, there are cube of vibrant colors : blue, green, red, yellow, blue, white. A game can consist of just the cube or a game board can be added. The number of players can be flexible. The number of categories is limitless. Thus the wide range of games a person can design is only tied to the designer's creative imagination.