The HomeSchool Hutt - File Folder Games

I created these games to be complete for downloading and printing (including directions for play), however you will need Adobe Acrobat to view and print these games as they are in PDF format. You can download a free copy HERE. You need only to print the game boards and mount them onto a file folder and cover with clear contact paper, or have it laminated.
Generic Game Boards
Cat & Mouse use with Color Spinner (1-6)	Jump the Tracks!
Color Tracks use with Color Spinner (1-6) Voted Best Computer Created Game by the Games Lady	Oh Nuts!

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * "My school district is making literacy centers for the Special Education teachers. I found these games and thought that they would be great for working on vocabulary. The games will be a great asset to the Literacy Center Kits." ~ Anne Maka South Dakota Public School district * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * "We do a Summer Learning workshop for parents and children and use one of your games each year. Most of our families do not have computers and are unable to print out the game for themselves. We assemble the game together..." ~ Monette Harrison Indianapolis Public Schools, Indiana * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
I like to use games in our home schooling. With file folder games such as these, I can make cards for any subject we are working on, or to review past subjects. For example, I make question cards as review for each of the unit studies we have done as well as reviewing states and capitals. I also make cards for basic skills; math, telling time, counting money, etc. The games make it a fun way to learn. The kids think we're just playing games, I know they're really learning.