Roll of the Dice Ice Cream Color by Number Printables

It’s no secret that kiddos love to color. Color by numbers activities are a great way for them to work on learning their numbers and colors. Now you can take the learning to the next level with these fun roll of the dice ice cream color by number printables!

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I love those learning activity books for my kids, especially during the summer. One thing about them is that many of the ones for preschoolers and kindergartners include color by number pages. They are a great way to teach kids but, frankly, mine got tired of them after a while. That’s why I came up with the idea to turn color by number into a game that is slightly more challenging than the traditional version.

Not only do the kiddos have to differentiate between the 2 different number meanings, they also have to briefly keep track of what number they are coloring and what color is associated with it. It is up to you if numbers can be reused on the page. It is kind of fun because you get some pretty crazy coloring creations when you do.

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Ice Cream Color by Number Printables

Before we get to the rules, be sure to download your printables right here.

 

Colored Ice Cream Color by Number Sheet Next to Uncolored Pages and Crayons

How to Use Roll of the Dice Color by Numbers

Since these are different from traditional color by number sheets, here are some easy instructions to help you know how to use them. The best part is that once you do, they can be used over and over again which is pretty awesome!

What You Need:

 

Ice Cream Color by Number Sheet and Die

Step 1

First you have to print out your ice cream color by number sheets.

Step 2

Next, pull out the crayon colors listed on the bottom of the sheets. Set the rest of the crayons aside.

Step 3

Now roll your die. Keep in mind that you are rolling to decide which color corresponds with the number 1’s on your coloring sheet. That means that if you roll a 6, then purple is the color for all of the number one sections.

 

Ice Cream Color by Number Sheet with Orange Crayon and Die

Step 4

Immediately color all of the number 1 sections in with the rolled color.

 

Colored Ice Cream Color by Number Sheet with Green Crayon and Die

Colored Ice Cream Color by Number Sheet with Orange Crayon and Die

Step 5

Repeat the rolling and coloring steps for each number on your sheet. Make it easy by going through the numbers in order. Don’t skip from the number 2 sections to the number 6 sections then back to the number 3 sections. This gets too confusing, especially for young kiddos.

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These roll of the dice ice cream color by number printables are super fun (and educational) activity that can be used over and over. Because the colors are based on the roll of the die, the creations change each time you color them. It keeps the kiddos from memorizing the picture and therefore not paying attention while they color it. Print out multiple copies for fun time and time again.

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Baked Garlic Parmesan Artichoke Hearts Recipe

Get ready for your taste buds to do a happy dance when you make this delicious baked garlic parmesan artichoke hearts recipe. It is seriously amazing but, even more importantly, totally easy to make with your hands-on time at only 5 minutes. Who says awesome food has to be complicated or difficult?

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Growing up I was a crazy picky eater. I don’t mean crazy like I would only eat chicken nuggets. Crazy as in, I loved salads, fruits, and vegetables, but would balk at anything that even contained pepper. That might sound awesome but it led to a lot of headaches for my mom.

One meal she could make that I always loved was steamed artichoke. We didn’t have it often but when we did I was in Heaven. It was about as plain a meal as a picky eater like me could get. She didn’t season the artichokes, she just steamed them whole and then we would dip the petals in melted butter. It was amazing!

The spikes around the hearts always freaked me out though, so mom always got that part of my artichoke. Fast forward 20+ years and now I can’t get enough of them. From the delicious side dish at a local eatery (Grand Finale) that inspired this dish to dipping chips in a decadent spinach-artichoke dip, I’m down to eat artichoke hearts all day long. Luckily that a total possibility with this inexpensive and easy side dish.

 

Close up of Garlic Parmesan Artichoke Hearts on Plate

Garlic Parmesan Artichoke Hearts Ingredients

Step 1

First, preheat your oven to 350° Fahrenheit.

 

Quartered Artichoke Hearts in Strainer

Step 2

Next, strain your quartered artichoke hearts in a strainer or colander, shaking as much water from them as possible.

 

Quartered Artichoke Hearts Laid Out on Paper Towels

Paper Towel Pressed on Damp Artichoke Hearts

Step 3

Then, dry your quartered artichoke hearts further with paper towels. I like to lay out paper towels, then place individual artichoke quarters on them, and lastly pat them dry with additional paper towels.

 

Quartered Artichoke Hearts in Glass Bowl

Step 4

After the quartered artichoke hearts are dry, place them in a glass mixing bowl.

 

Garlic Powder and Quartered Artichoke Hearts in Glass Bowl

Close Up of Artichoke Hearts mixed with Garlic Powder in Glass Bowl

Step 5

Add your garlic to the artichoke hearts and mix with a rubber spatula gently to coat the artichoke hearts.

 

Glass Baking Dish Sprayed with Oil

Step 6

Set garlic artichokes to the side and spray a glass baking dish with oil.

 

Artichoke Hearts with Parmesan Cheese in Glass Baking Dish

Step 7

Begin layering ingredients in your baking dish starting with the artichoke hearts and then sprinkling cheese.

 

Butter Cubes on Cheese and Artichoke in Glass Baking Dish

Step 8

Next, cube 1 tbsp of butter and place them throughout the cheese and artichoke hearts.

 

Final Layer of Butter, Cheese, and Artichoke in Glass Baking Dish

Step 9

Continue layering until all of your artichoke hearts, cheese, and butter are in the baking dish.

 

Bread Crumbs on Top of Cheese and Artichoke Mixture in Glass Baking Dish

Step 10

Lastly, sprinkle bread crumbs over the top of the dish.

 

Foil Covered Baking Dish

Step 11

Cover your baking dish with foil and bake at 350° Fahrenheit for 20 minutes.

 

Glass Baking Dish on Oven Rack

Step 12

Then carefully remove the foil from the dish and bake an additional 10 minutes.

 

Cheesy Artichoke Hearts in Baking Dish

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Serve this delicious baked garlic parmesan artichoke hearts recipe as a side to some delicious pork chops or steaks. The artichoke hearts are so delicious and the crunch from the bread crumbs give this dish an added layer of texture that your mouth will flip for. If you’ve never tried artichoke before, this is the perfect easy recipe to start with. It is total proof that artichoke is for more than making chip dip with.

Yield: 6 Servings

Baked Garlic Parmesan Artichoke Hearts Recipe

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Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 30 minutes
Total Time 40 minutes

Ingredients

  • 24 ounces Jarred Quartered Artichoke Hearts in Water
  • 2 teaspoons Garlic Powder
  • 2 tablespoons Butter, divided
  • 3/4 cup Shredded Parmesan Cheese
  • Panko Bread Crumbs

Instructions

  1. First, preheat your oven to 350° Fahrenheit.
  2. Next, strain your quartered artichoke hearts in a strainer or colander, shaking as much water from them as possible.
  3. Then, dry your quartered artichoke hearts further with paper towels.
  4. After the quartered artichoke hearts are dry, place them in a glass mixing bowl.
  5. Add your garlic to the artichoke hearts and mix with a rubber spatula gently to coat the artichoke hearts.
  6. Set garlic artichokes to the side and spray a glass baking dish with oil.
  7. Begin layering ingredients in your baking dish starting with the artichoke hearts and then sprinkling cheese.
  8. Next, cube 1 tbsp of butter and place them throughout the cheese and artichoke hearts.
  9. Continue layering until all of your artichoke hearts, cheese, and butter are in the baking dish.
  10. Lastly, sprinkle bread crumbs over the top of the dish.
  11. Cover your baking dish with foil and bake at 350° Fahrenheit for 20 minutes.
  12. Then carefully remove the foil from the dish and bake an additional 10 minutes.

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I needed some easy and delicious ideas to take the pressure off and that’s exactly what I’ve found. We might even bring some of the leftover desserts with us, because, yum!

Even if you don’t have an epic trip coming right after the 4th, there’s still no reason not to make is easier, right? Pick one or all of these treats to sweeten up your holiday celebration quickly and easily.

 

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If you want a truly epic dessert that comes without the guilt, then this amazing watermelon layer cake is for you! Not only is it delicious, it’s so beautiful that it totally counts as party decor in my book.

 

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Fireworks Blondies Recipe (Ann’s Entitled Life)

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Patriotic Brownie Sandwiches (Mama of Many Blessing)

Put me down for any dessert that involves brownies. It doesn’t get must simpler to get your brownie and patriotic fix than these babies.

 

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What about a quintessential s’mores treat? These cookies make it easy and mess-free to enjoy your favorite flavors this 4th of July.

 

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Patriotic Cereal Treats (Walking on Sunshine Recipes)

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