We all want our children to learn to make healthier choices when it comes to the food that they eat and one of the best ways to ensure that that happens is to expose them to those healthier options again and again in many different forms. If they've just done an activity or have played a game like this fruit and vegetable sorting file folder game, for example, chances ...
Coin Sorting File Folder Game
Learning about money is such an exciting time for a lot of kids. They're learning about something they see used nearly every day and it's at this point that it really starts to feel like they're getting into those bigger math concepts. It can, however, be a struggle at times to remember the various different coins and their worth. Fortunately, this coin sorting ...
Crayon Shape Matching File Folder Game
For toddlers and preschoolers, matching shapes is a great way to practice those early math skills. Matching the same basic shapes over and over again though can quickly become boring if you don't switch things up every once in a while. Fortunately, this crayon shape matching file folder game makes it easy to practice colors, shapes, and so much more while still ...
Months and Days Sorting File Folder Game
Earlier this month we shared a file folder game that helped your child learn to sequence the days of the week. Today, we're taking that calendar concept a step further with this month and day sorting file folder game! Not only will you get to work on distinguishing between the months of the year and the days of the week, but you can also use this simple game to ...
Night at the Zoo Shadow Matching File Folder Game
Kids, at almost every age, love animals. From the cute and the cuddly to the creepy and the crawly, there's just something about animals that small children love. Yesterday, we covered the insects with a file folder game and today we're covering a few more of the cute and cuddly type with this night at the zoo shadow matching file folder game that your preschooler or ...
Insect Labeling File Folder Game
It's really no secret that a lot of young children are fascinated by insects. There's just something about those tiny little creatures that they can't resist. This, of course, is actually a really good thing as they're not only diving into the world of science at a young age but they're also honing their observation skills and truly learning through hands-on ...