File folder games are a great way to help children practice important reading and math skills. The printable file folder games on this page would be great to use for reading and math centers.
Six File-Folder Games to learn the alphabet. The skills that these games cover are: letter recognition, alphabetical order, and learning letter names. To learn more about these alphabet file folder games you can visit the Frog's ABC's page.
In this e-book you will find 34 different alphabetical order word sorts, an answer key and place mat. This file folder game is a great activity for reading stations, a take home activity or as individual work.
Students start by matching the first letters of the words on the mat. If two or more words start with the same letter they then move to the second column and the second letter. If the second letter is also the same they move on to the third. There is one word sort in this download that requires students to move to the fourth letter.
This e-book comes with 5 different file folder games.
Plus a bonus rhyming file folder game. Dragon Wagon.
Students can practice the first 30 of Fry's Sight Words in these 4 fun turtle themed file-folder games.
They're are 3 matching games and one board game in this package.
In the Turtle takes a trip board game children will read, write, spell and use the sight words in the sentence.
They will also enjoy saying the words like a bear and saying them like a mouse.
Little Blue Men from outer space are coming to earth and they are trying to learn our language. They already know some prefixes and suffixes and have sent out scouts to find root words.
Students will need to match prefixes to a root word to make a longer word. Also provided in this download are 2 different recording sheets so students can keep tract of the words they've created and you can assess their learning.
This package comes with 12 games that covers 72 different word families. You get 68 pages in total.
You can also make this into a two player game by having the students each pick a side. They would need to take turns choosing cards and matching them to their dog bowls. Whoever gets 2 bones into each of their dog bowls first wins.
These games are great as centers or to take home as homework.
This is what the game boards look like.
In this file folder game kids get to help 6 caterpillars become butterflies by matching the color of the butterfly to the color word on the caterpillar.
It's great for helping students learn to recognize all of the color words.
The best part about this file folder game is that they get to check their own work when their done. The end of the caterpillar flips over to reveal the correct butterfly. They receive immediate feedback and you can be free to accomplish the 100's of other tasks you need to accomplish.
In this game students spin the wheel and move to the color of the word that they land on. The colors that are covered in this game are: green, purple, black, red, blue, orange, yellow, pink, and brown.
Get all five file-folder games in the Snowman Sports collection or you can purchase the individual file folder games below.
the hill while adding or multiplying the numbers on the way. Students can choose to go down the bunny hills or challenge themselves by going down one of the paths on Dizzy Head Hill.
How to play the game - To play the game students will take a card, solve the problem on the card and then say their answer. The cards will either have a hockey puck or an X on them. If a student chooses a card with a hockey puck they will try to find the sum on their side of the board. If they choose a card with an X on it they will try to block one of their opponents snowman. Students will keep on taking turns until the all of the snowman are covered. The player who has the most hockey pucks at the end of the game wins.
The game is played in the same way the addition snowman hockey game is played. The only difference is they're practicing subtraction facts.
In this version of Snowman Snowball Fight students get to practice their addition and subtractions skills with the sum/difference being numbers 10 through 17.
Students must correctly "throw" three snowballs on each of their snowmen to win.
In this version of Snowman Snowball Fight students get to practice their addition and subtractions skills with the sum/difference being numbers 0 through 6.
Have your students practice the short i and e sounds with this fun file folder game. The game has students sort CVC words into the correct area. Words that have a "short i" sound go on the "pig." Words that have a "short e" sound go on the "pen." After your done you have a easy place to store all off the pigs when you put them into the pocket. You can download your free file by clicking the link below. This file folder game will also be available on the Free Stuff page. You can download this game and see all of the other available freebies on that page.