Your kids or students are already getting a hang on subtraction withing 20 and you need a fun way for them to practice it a little bit more (or to review their knowledge).
Print out this fun sheep subtraction within 20 file folder game, set it up and place it in your center. File folder games offer a fun learning experience as they are more play than they are work.
Let the kids solve the simple subtraction equations on the sheep’s fur and place it onto the sheep.
Let your kids or students explore the planets in our solar system with this interactive file folder game.
Match the planets silhouettes and learn the names of the planets.
Learn about the sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth and moon, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune (sorry Pluto, we loved you as a planet).
We recommend this file folder game is laminated so it will last longer and the pieces won’t get destroyed.
Do your students know their shapes? This fun ladybug shapes matching file folder game is great for toddlers and preschoolers to work on their shape identification.
Let the children name the shapes they are working with as well as identify the color of the shapes.
File folder games are great for young learners that might struggle with a certain subject as well as a good resource for introducing a new subject and revision of things learned.
This Hard and Soft C words frog pond will have the kids sorting the words into two ponds, one reserved for hard C words and one for soft C words.
Match the bug halves in this fun bugs matching file folder game. Perfect game for toddlers, preschoolers and even kids in kindergarten with focus on visual discrimination.
Laminate for durability.
This addition file folder game is perfect for kindergarten and early grade 1 as it has simple math equations with addition to 5.
Have the kids solve the equations on the flowers and place the correct bee circle on top of the flower. Easy and sweet game for revision.
Laminate for durability.
Love dress up dolls? This Printable Dress Up File Folder Game will provide hours of play time.
With many different kids to choose from and a huge variety of clothes and shoes there are thousands of different combinations.
This file folder game can be used for fun or as a wonderful addition to weather unit, where you can have the kids come up with different outfits and styles to match for different weather.
Laminate the pieces to make them more durable.
Practice telling time with this interactive file folder game. With this game your kids and/or students will be able to practice telling time to the 5 minutes, if you remove some of the game pieces you can also turn this one into telling time to the half hour, hour, 15 minutes or ten minutes, whatever your kids need at the moment.
Print out the sheets, cut and laminate the pieces and attach the hour hands with split pins (large split pins can be bought in most office supply stores or dollar stores).
Let the kids place numbers on the digital clock and match the hour on the analog clock by moving the clock hands.
Work on the letters of the alphabet with this learning resource. It can be used as a teacher favourite file folder game, center activity, or along with our other file folder games you can also bind it into an activity book for young learners.
There are three aspects that you can use this file folder game fore:
Can you count from 1 to 3? Let’s give it a go with this fall counting to 3 file folder game. In this easy to set up counting file folder game your kids or students will be counting small groups of leaves, each one with either one, two or three leaves in them. Let the kids count the leaves, counting out loud, and have them match the number with number of leaves in each of the groups.
A wonderful activity for counting to 3 revision.
As with all file folder games, this one works best when laminated and with Velcro dots attached.
For: preschool and kindergarten. An addition to Common Core Standards Learn to count to 3 (K-A.1) Count to 3 (K-A.2)
Have your students enter the world of counting. For successful counting, young learners first need to master counting from 1 to 3 (recognise the numerals as well as the order of numbers). This winter themed file folder game focuses on counting skills. There are 6 winter scenes, each with a number of winter characters on them (from 1 character to 3). Encourage your students or kids to count the winter characters out loud and match the cards with numbers to the correct groups of objects.
Laminating the activities and using Velcro dots is recommended.
For grade: preschool and kindergarten. An addition to Common Core Standards Learn to count to 3 (K-A.1) Count to 3 (K-A.2)
