Learning folder

This week we're featuring a FREE Mini Office for our newsletter subscribers!What is a Mini Office? A Mini Office is basically a custom built learning resource for your student. The goal of a

Use FREE printable, engaging, and reusable file folder games for hands-on learning activities for kindergarten and first grade students!

This FREE Preschool Learning Folder is an easy way to have learning at their fingertips no matter how you teach preschool {in a classroom or at home}, Use it exactly as you see or supplement using any of our free preschool printables! This is a subscriber freebie! Want to grab a copy of this free ... Read More about Free Preschool Learning Folder

This preschool learning folder is a great tool for learning at home or for kindergarten readiness! This resource is $9.99 on TPT but there are also free preschool learning inserts available in this post as well! (ocean animals, farm animals, uppercase letters, personal care, emotions and more!) #preschool #preschool learning folder #preschool binder #preschool resource #preschool at home #preschool printable

Whether you are teaching your prechooler at home or working with them in preparation for school, here is a preschool learning folder for you.

FUN, reusable way for preschoolers to practice counting, numbers, colors, and alphabet letters? Check out these preschool file folder games.

How do you organize everything you send home at the end of the day? I am going to share my FAVORITE method: using take home folders. What are take home folders? Take home folders are where I housed everything. This is where the parents knew they would find anything I send home, including behavior calendars, AND […]

For our learners who need to work on foundational learning skills, such as simple matching, I have always love creating hands on task boxes put-in tasks and color sorting tasks. My classroom closet always looked like it could be featured on an episode of hoarders. I kept every shoe box, coffee container, baby jar, and

Download Game Game Play: This game is designed for up to five players, however you can add additional players by printing more gameboards and gumballs. Each player chooses a gumball machine as their board. Gumballs go into a small jar (that can’t bee seen through) in the center. Children take turns drawing a gumball, reading …