Creative Learning Fun

This is a simple file folder game that focuses on learning to count money. The student is heading to the beach, but first needs to purchase some beach supplies. To purchase the supplies, they have to count out the money needed for each item. This game is geared towards children in kindergarten-second grade. Graphics created by: Cherry Clipart

This is a free file folder game that works on patterning skills. The theme is St. Patrick's Day. Students will work on AB, AABB,ABC, and ABB patterns. A pattern is shown and the students have to continue and complete the pattern within the file folder game.

This is a simple game called "What Am I?" It is spring themed. There are 10 spring object cards to choose from. Each player picks a card and they have to give hints to the other player so that they can figure out what they are without the other player seeing the card. The goal of this activity is to have the child thinking about ways to describe an object.

A Winter Snowflake file folder activity for practicing addition (answers range from 2 through 8). This activity is ideal for beginners. Graphics are by Annie Lang and are copyrighted images used in compliance with Usage Terms: www.anniethingspossible.com

This File Folder Game is meant for younger children working on counting and number word recognition from 1-10.

This is a hands on activity for working on syllables. This printable has cards with Halloween words for working on counting syllables. The student counts the syllable in each word and then clips a clothespin on a number on each card representing the number of syllables.

Your child/student will count the ten frame cards and will use the clothespins the clip the correct number of snowflakes in the ten frames.