Before I dive into making new projects, I should finish up a few old projects I started. I have been working on making file folder games for a while. I especially like
Finch Family Games for use during church. I have also found some free file folder games at
Preschool Printables that are good for preschool topics.
File folder games are basically learning games that fit into a file folder. You print them on your printer or copy them from a book, cut them out, and laminate them. I usually "laminate" them myself and put magnets on my games. It is a fun teaching tool.
Right now we are teaching our 3-year-old shapes. So, I made a shape file folder game. I would like to share it with you, free for personal use. Print 2 copies of each page, one on white paper and one on colored cardstock. One page has basic shapes and the other has more complicated shapes. I hope this makes it fun to learn shapes! Linked to
Motivate Me Mondays.
Before I dive into making new projects, I should finish up a few old projects I started. I have been working on making file folder games for a while. I especially like Finch Family Games for use during church. I have also found some free file folder games at Preschool Printables that are good for preschool topics. 
File folder games are basically learning games that fit into a file folder. You print them on your printer or copy them from a book, cut them out, and laminate them. I usually "laminate" them myself and put magnets on my games. It is a fun teaching tool.
Right now we are teaching our 3-year-old shapes. So, I made a shape file folder game. I would like to share it with you, free for personal use. Print 2 copies of each page, one on white paper and one on colored cardstock. One page has basic shapes and the other has more complicated shapes. I hope this makes it fun to learn shapes! Linked to Motivate Me Mondays.
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