Ready to print file folder games

The Measured Mom has some really cute and colorful file folder games. Activity Village also has free file folder games.

Training and Curriculum has a great list of Free File Folder Games that are broken down by theme and skill for Pre-k — 3rd grade. This is a great way to customize your games with resources you already have. If you are looking for some quiet learning ideas for your little ones, file folder games may be perfect for you! We value your privacy and promise never to send you spam; you can unsubscribe at anytime.

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Because of the skills involved, File Folder games are best suited for Pre-K students. Before the students arrive, select a folder for each student and set the games in their space. This is where differentiated education is vital! Each student receives a game that focuses on a skill they need to practice at their ability level. One student is working on counting, while another is sorting sounds, and a third is working on CVC words…all at the same time!

After the students remove the game pieces, they open up the folder and play the game. Most of the games are in the same format, so they are familiar with what to do after a bit of practice. The earliest learners can focus on letter matching games. Even this skill has several difficulty levels. The simplest version is matching identical letters. Next would come matching uppercase to lowercase, and then finally, different scripts or fonts.