File folder game storage

Flashcard storage ideas that are perfect for saving space in your classroom

Z is 3 years and 3 months old I had so much fun making file folder games last time, (click here to see the post) and Z enjoyed a new ...

Back in August, I wrote about this idea that I stole from Brooke Brown's blog, Teaching Outside the Box. Basically, you get yourself some project cases (like these) and you use them to store your lesson plans. What is nice about these is that you can put everything you need in file folders. This means no hole punching for binder storage or sliding papers into those slippery page protectors! Also, you can store all your additional lesson plan artifacts (like task cards, mentor texts, picture…

File Folder Heaven - Printable, Hands-On Fun with File Folder Games Penguins File Folder Games Mini-Bundle - larger imagePenguins File Folder Games Mini-Bundle$5.00This Penguin File Folder Games Mini-Bundle focuses on basic matching and sorting skills. This set includes nine unique file folder games with three bonus games for differentiation (for a total of 12 games!) These activities focus on basic skills, such as matching picture to picture,

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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 …

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!

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…