File folder activities

Homeschooling can be totally fun with these absolutely FREE file folder games for kids of all ages. Many of my friends have a lot of kids, little ones at that. The more kids you homeschool, the more lessons you need to plan, the more papers you need to grade and so on.

Download Game Game Play: This game is designed for up to five players, however you can add additional players by printing more gameboards and gumballs. Each player chooses a gumball machine as their board. Gumballs go into a small jar (that can’t bee seen through) in the center. Children take turns drawing a gumball, reading …

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This post contains affiliate links. My kiddos loved file folder games when they were little. They were a fun way to learn, and and easy activity for them to do on their own while I was working with another child. File folder games are simple to make: cut out the printables, glue them to a [...]

Use FREE printable, engaging, and reusable file folder games for hands-on learning activities for kindergarten and first grade students!

File folder games are simple, hands-on activities that provide an engaging way to help young learners practice important kindergarten skills.

Have some fine time outside and check out these Free File Folder Game Printable collections. The weather is getting warmer and that means the time is right for some fun outdoor learning activities. Take this subtraction challenge and

Try these FREE life skills file folders to practice community skills with your special education students. Includes six file folder activities for independent work stations, centers or life skills practice. #autismworktasks #filefolders

FUN, reusable way for preschoolers to practice counting, numbers, colors, and alphabet letters? Check out these preschool file folder games.

I love file folder games. Have you ever used them? My kindergarten students enjoyed pulling them out if they needed a quiet activity or if they were looking for something to do before transitioning to another activity. I also love that file folders are not just for teachers or homeschoolers, but that you can use them for any child at any time! Need a few minutes of peace while you finish up dinner? Pull out some file folders for your kids on the kitchen table to keep them busy instead of the…

File folder games are a great, affordable way to add some learning fun to your homeschool days.File Folder games are great when you need some quiet time to work with your older students. Everything fits nicely in one folder and you can organize them by theme, grade and subject. The sky is the limit with these nifty DIY folders!

Phonics and phonemic awareness are the foundations of literacy for kindergarten, first grade, and beyond! This means integrating phonics into your daily instruction, literacy centers, and independent work is crucial for emergent readers. Whether you’re an elementary school teacher or homeschool parent, my phonemic awareness file folders bundle is designed for you! First, the activities

Oh my goodness! Fall is right around the corner. It’s sad to see summer pass, but I just love those chilly fall evenings and look forward to the changing of the colors of the leaves. It’s really beautiful in Northern Michigan! To celebrate fall, we created these adorable fall themed file folder activities for learning […]

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FREE Ice Cream themed shape matching activity for toddlers and preschoolers. Great file folder game or cut & paste activity for Summer learning!

Free printable letter of the week curriculum for preschool. HUGE resource filled with hundreds of hands-on teaching activities and ideas for learning the letters of the alphabet and letter sounds.

Have some fine time outside and check out these Free File Folder Game Printable collections. The weather is getting warmer and that means the time is right for some fun outdoor learning activities. Take this subtraction challenge and

This week we spent most of our time learning about caterpillars and butterflies and doing a bit of work with the letter C. (Next week, things should be back to normal as we move on

File folders have always been a staple in a special education classroom. I remember the days back when my Mom was a teacher, and would bring home these file folder books to have me color in the teeny tiny pictures, cause color ink was unheard of… I like to think of those days as my […]