Updating Your File Folder Games
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
If you're in need of some quick, educational 'busy-work' for your preschoolers to do before class starts or between activities, folder games that promote matching and sorting skills are a great addition to the classroom. They're simple to create, easy to store, and can provide plenty of fun!
Supplies You'll Need
- File folder
- Card stock
- Teacher stickers
Begin by selecting a package of stickers that are both colorful and meaningful to your students. For fun, you might decide to use their favorite television or movie character. If you're aiming for a greater educational challenge you may decide to go with shapes or specific colors, even letters or numbers. Most sticker packages come with at least two identical sheets; one sheet should be stuck directly to the file folder, while the second should be fastened onto card stock and cut apart to create individual cards.
For more ideas, be sure to check out Linda's blog post and her similar links at Little Family Fun.
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Kayla Johnson
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