File Folder Games
September 17, 2008
Some suggest that the best way to store the pieces is to glue an envelope or small sealable plastic baggie to the back of the file folder. You may even want to attach the envelope and store the pieces in a removable plastic baggie. They choice is yours.
One way to attach the pieces to the game board is with hook & loop tape. Simply glue one side of the hook & loop tape to the game board and the other to the piece. Another quieter way is to glue a small washer under the piece that is attached to the game board and a magnet to the back of the game piece. Or you may not want to provide a way to attach them at all, that is your choice.
Free Printable File Folder Games, Books, & Resources
- Preschool Printables: File Folder:
File Folder games are a great way for preschoolers to learn colors, shapes, numbers, letters, matching, etc... Print and make our file folder game for classroom or home fun. - The HomeSchool Hutt
You need only to print the game boards and mount them onto a file folder and cover with clear contact paper, or have it laminated. - EnchantedLearning.com - File Folder Games and Activities
These are educational games and activities made from manila file folders. File folder games are inexpensive to make and they store easily! - Mary Shares Game Ideas
View pictures of actual games. Read the directions on how to make and play each one. - DRC Preschool Printables
While most are for sale, there are some free printables on this site. - Preschool's educational file folder game
Terrific educational file folder games make learning fun for pre-school age children. - File Folder Games
A few file folder games, mostly about fall & autumn - Early Learning Activities For Pre-K and Kindergarten
Early Childhood File Folder Games - Yahoo Group: File Folder Game Printables
Provides parents and providers with additional learning tools. - Phonics Games
Phonics File Folder Games
Here are some books that can be used to make file folder games: