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This attractive hands-on activity is sure to delight children as they learn the names of their shapes and the skill of matching! File folder games are wonderful to have on hand when a student finishes their work. They are also great Speech/Language Therapy activities. Some parents like to use them with their children in church or while they are traveling. I designed these in particular for the use with my students with autism, who love manipulatives.

This package will help you to assess and teach all targets to meet criteria for both the task analysis and milestones for the Verbal Behavior Milestone Assessment Placement Program (VB-MAPP) for Tact Level 1. This Verbal Behavior assessment is used to determine language (verbal behavior) skills for children primarily with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Level 1 of the VB-MAPP targets skills that occur in typically developing children age 0-18 months of age. For children with ASD, they may have some

This attractive file folder game will entice children to play with it. Kids can practice the pre-academic math skill of completing patterns with the butterfly cards. File Folder Games are great for preschool or kindergarten classrooms, and parents enjoy them on road trips or in church to keep kids busy! I like to use them for my students with special needs, particularly with Autism.

Create a fun and inviting file folder game that helps students learn the names of shapes and identify shape words! These games are particularly great for students with Autism or in Life Skills classrooms, as well as preschool and kindergarten aged children for independent practice.

This colorful and attractive file folder game will help students with the pre-academic skill of perceiving and completing patterns. Teachers enjoy having file folder games as centers, or when students finish their work. They are also very useful for students with special needs, particularly Autism. Parents enjoy them as travel activities or as a quiet activity in church.

In this package, you will get two monkey themed file folder games! In the first one, the object is to match the lowercase letters that the monkeys are holding with the lowercase letters on the monkey island in the file folder. The second game has the child matching the lowercase letters to uppercase letters on the island. This game is good for visual discrimination, matching, and letter identification. File folder games make great centers in preschool and kindergarten classrooms, and are won