Right now, my older son who has autism is working on matching skills with his school and ABA teams. We plan to use these pieces as a file folder game for matching the upper and lowercase letters. I adhered the velcro to the tongue of the frog, and to the back of the fly. My […]
Number Match File Folder Game
File folder games are excellent for practicing early literacy and math skills, and they are used daily in most special education preschools. I created a free ice cream number match file folder game to build those much needed one-to-one correspondence skills in math. Thanks to my cute graphics .com for such incredible clipart! Stop by […]
File Folder Games for Teaching Shapes
Hello, everyone! You’ve stumbled upon a trove of free resources to help your children learn their shapes! File folder games are commonly used in autism classrooms, homeschools, and early childhood classrooms. With all the incredible freebies out there, we will continue to feature the best of file folder games broken down by subject area. Organization […]
File Folder Games for Teaching Colors
My oldest son’s autism classroom uses a great deal of file folder games to implement the many IEP goals in his class. Not only do autism classrooms use file folder games, but many homeschoolers and teachers in early childhood do as well. I homeschool my boys part-time, and my neurotypical 3 year old also adores […]
FREEBIE: Printable Fine Motor Traffic Tracing Sheet
My five year old has autism, and one of his major areas of struggle is fine motor. Currently, he is working on drawing vertical lines with his ABA team, and I dreamed up this printable to help him. Plus, this sheet reinforces important life skills by using traffic lights and stop signs! This freebie fine […]
