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File Folder Board Games Practice Turn taking, Rules, Politeness (Special Ed)
By Until the Pieces Fit
6 File Folder Games
File folder games allow students opportunities to learn to through play. Communication and appropriate interactions are important skills they will need throughout life.
This set provides 6 different activities, however they each follow the same general rules, expectations, and idea. I use this with my kiddos that need practice turn taking, losing (students may lose a desired game piece), cooperation, following directions, matching and so much more. The games are easy in nature, however highly addictive for the competitive kids. This allows for opportunities with students in differing abilities.
The themes for the games are:
Fill the Wagon
Make a cake
Buggy Day
Laundry
Moon Walk
Ice Cream
Rules (some differences in games - this example is the Fill the wagon rules).
Contents & Prep:
*For easy storage of game pieces attach an envelope to the back of the file folder prior to lamination. Make a small slice in the lamination to release the top of the envelope. Attach velcro to close.
Object: Be the first to collect all the items except the leaf pile in your wagon. If you have the books or the leaf pile and someone else lands on it you have to give it to the other player.
Choose your player: Once you have chosen your player, place them on the board any spot will do!
Directions:
For 2-4 players
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Lesson 1 UFLI aligned Roll-Read-Color
By Sarah Anderson
DISCLAIMER:
THIS PRODUCT IS NOT ENDORSED BY UFLI FOUNDATIONS.
I created this worksheet to go along with UFLI for students who need additional practice with the focus letters, practicing heart words, and reading words.
Directions: Roll the dice. Read the word. Color the box.
Includes:
Letters: A, a
Heart Words: the
Secret Mission Behavior Management Activity to encourage positivity
By Until the Pieces Fit
Are you looking for an easy way to improve student behaviors? This is a fun, easy, print and go activity.
I use the secret missions with my students. Simply print the packet, cut out, and post the missions in your room (be sure to cover each mission with a "secret mission" card".
Then the magic begins. Each morning during your morning meeting time chose a kiddo to uncover a mission. Discuss the mission, the importance of it, what it looks like. I generally have a secret task force who also watches for the behaviors. Then when your children are "caught" they earn a party point/tally/ball (whatever reinforcer you use) for your class. Currently my kids are working to earn hot chocolate with toppings.
I hope this is something fun for you and your kiddos. Please be sure to follow me for additional resources and updates!
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