Less than $5 3rd Grade Special Education Games (by date, latest first)

Looking for a fun way to teach FAMILY vocabulary and to practice defining family members? Then this product is just for you! It’s perfect for elementary **German **language students as well as for native German classes at grade levels 1 - 5. Low prep, just print out and cut.

WHAT’S INCLUDED:

♥ 3 Family trees

• from the perspective of a child
• from the perspective of a parent
• from the perspective of a grandparent
• blank family trees for students to fill in

♥ Family Members I Have Who Has Game

• contains 21 cards
• students need to match the definitions with the right family member
• the cards in the pdf are in order = you can use the pdf as an answer key

♥ Family Members Board Game

• print on A4 / letter-sized paper
• for a larger format, print on two A4 / letter-sized sheets of papers and then tape them together

BOARD GAME DIRECTIONS:

• Everyone starts in the blue section.
• Players take turns rolling the dice and moving their tokens along the game board.
• As you land on each blue space, form a sentence with ".... ist Florians ...".
• Once you reach the end of the blue path, turn around and proceed along the orange spaces.
• This time, create sentences with "Florian ist sein/ihr ...".
• If a player can't form a correct sentence on their turn, they do not move forward.

**VOCABULARY COVERED IN THIS PRODUCT: ***Großeltern, *Opa, *Oma, *Eltern, *Vater, *Mutter, *Bruder, *Schwester, *Onkel, *Tante, *Cousin, *Cousine, *Tochter, *Sohn, *Nichte, *Neffe, *Enkelkinder, *Enkelin, *Enkel

Options for use:

**☻**Vocabulary Review

☻Pair Work

☻Group Work

☻Stations

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Looking for a fun way to teach FAMILY vocabulary and to practice defining family members? Then this product is just for you! It’s perfect for elementary EFL / ESL students as well as for native English classes at grade levels 1 - 5. Low prep, just print out and cut.

WHAT’S INCLUDED:

♥ 3 Family trees

• from the perspective of a child
• from the perspective of a parent
• from the perspective of a grandparent
• blank family trees for students to fill in

♥ Family Members I Have Who Has Game

• contains 20 cards
• students need to match the definitions with the right family member
• the cards in the pdf are in order = you can use the pdf as an answer key

♥ Family Members Board Game

• print on A4 / letter-sized paper
• for a larger format, print on two A4 / letter-sized sheets of papers and then tape them together

BOARD GAME DIRECTIONS:

• Everyone starts in the blue section.
• Players take turns rolling the dice and moving their tokens along the game board.
• As you land on each blue space, form a sentence with ".... is Sam's...".
• Once you reach the end of the blue path, turn around and proceed along the orange spaces.
• This time, create sentences with "Sam is his/her...".
• If a player can't form a correct sentence on their turn, they do not move forward.

**VOCABULARY COVERED IN THIS PRODUCT: ***grandparents, *grandpa, *grandma, *parents, *father, *mother, *brother, *sister, *uncle, *aunt, *cousins, *daughter, *son, *niece, *nephew, *grandchildren, *granddaughter, *grandson

Options for use:

**☻**Vocabulary Review

☻Pair Work

☻Group Work

☻Stations

If you loved this product, please be sure to come back to my store and leave feedback.

Looking for a fun way for your students to break the ice and get to know one another? This board game can be what you are looking for. Filled with questions that are simple, easy, and start conversations going. Can be great for the first day back to school, small groups, or lunch bunches.

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If you're looking for a creative way to teach your students about emotions this could be it. Students will be given clues to find out what emotion is being portrayed. When they think they have the correct answer, they will get an opportunity to draw it out and list their answer. Great for 1:1 or small groups.

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These are both community helper themed file folder games. One game has shape and color matching practice and the other file folder game has number recognition practice as well as one-to-one correspondence practice.

I would print and laminate all the pages for both activities.

For the number Fire Truck file folder game attach the firetruck pages that have numbers on each one onto the filefolder. Once that is done cut out the firetrucks that have the borders and a different number of dots on each one. Once that is done I would attach a velcro dot to the front of each firetruck that has a number on it as well as the back of each one that have different numbers of dots on each one. You and your students can use this product multiple times.

For the shape/color matching file folder game I would do the same thing. Print and laminate all the firetruck pages. Once that is done attach the #2 pages of shape/color firetrucks that do not have the borders around each separate firetruck to the file folder. Then cut the firetrucks with borders on them out and create fire truck counting cards. Once that is done put a velcro dot on each firetruck that's attached to the file folder and then place a velcro dot on the back of each firetruck counting card. This makes this game easy to reuse for different themes and activities that you do throughout the year!

I hope you and your students enjoy this product as mach as I enjoyed making it!

What's Included In This Package:

- Letter Matching Game (Uppercase & lowercase Letter Matching Practice)

- Number Matching Game (With Counting & One-to-One Correspondence Practice)

- Shape & Color Matching Game (this game includes shape matching practice and each shape they match is the same color so it also helps them match the right colors together as well.

This bundle of #3 rainbow-themed file folder games is a great resource for early childhood learning. The #3 different file folder games include...

- Shape Matching Practice

- Number Recognition Practice (as well as one-to-one correspondence practice)

- Uppercase & lowercase Letter Recognition and Matching Practice

All of these learning games are great independent work activities for young learners and can be paired with many different themes including...Colors Theme...Spring Themes...Summer Themes and so many others as well. They are also cute and fun to look at. Many kids love all the different colors of the rainbow!

Once you print, laminate, and cut the pieces that need to be cut out these are activities you can save and continue to use in your classroom.

This Bundle Of Fall Themed File Folder Learning Games is an awesome resource for you and your little learners. Below is a list of included activities. These resources can go with multiple themes throughout the fall season. Including your Apple Theme, Pumpkin Theme, Leaf Theme and so much more!

What's Included:

Apple-Themed Count & Match Game - Fall-Themed Math Center:

This activity is perfect for learning numbers as well as practicing one-to-one correspondence. The #2 pages that you attach to the file folder have baskets with numbers 1-10 on them. There are also #2 pages of apple flashcards. Each flashcard has different amounts of apples 1-10 on them. Have your students count the number of apples on each flashcard and then match it to the correct number basket.

Leaf-Themed Shape Matching Game:

There are #10 different shapes included in this activity. The #2 pages that you attach to the file folder have dots in the middle of each shape where you can attach a velcro dot to it. You can then attach a velcro dot to the opposite side of the leaf flashcards in order to make the matching process easier. This is a great activity for your young learners to practice matching and saying their shapes.

Pumpkin Themed Letter Matching Game:

This activity has both Uppercase and lowercase letters and is perfect for your young learners and learning the difference between Uppercase and lowercase letters. You should attach the #2 pages of pumpkins (Uppercase letters) to the file folder and then cut out the #1 page of pumpkin seeds (lowercase letters). I would attach a velcro dot at the top of each pumpkin and then on the back of each pumpkin seed in order to make the letter matching process easier for your students.

Fall-Themed Leaf Color Matching Game:

This game is a fun color-matching activity for your little learners. Each leaf is a different color have your students practice saying and matching each color together.

These are great learning activities to add to your community helper theme. There's a variety of different ones that include number recognition practice, one-to-one correspondence practice, Uppercase & lowercase letter matching practice, color matching practice, shape matching practice and so much more.

List Of File Folder Games In This Package:

- Dump Truck Themed Shape Matching

- Dump Truck Themed Count & Match

- Police Officer Themed Count & Match Practice

- Post Office Themed Uppercase & lowercase Letter Matching Practice

- Firetruck Themed Color & Shape Matching Practice

- Firetruck Themed Count & Match Practice

- Farmer Themed Count & Match Practice

These are some great activities for your literacy center!

The bundle includes Uppercase and lowercase letter-matching puzzles with visual pictures that begin with each letter. This really helps your visual learners!

There is also word-building puzzles which helps students practice the sound each letter makes while completing small puzzles.

Last but not least there is also mini-readers with predictable sentence starters for your early readers. They can trace each letter and color the pictures before or after reading the mini books. These are great spread out throughout the year while you study each letter or however you would like to use them!

What's Included In This Package:

- Alphabet Dot Marker Art (Uppercase & lowercase Letters Aa-Zz)

- Alphabet Tracing Cards (Uppercase & lowercase letters Aa-Zz as well as numbers 1-10)

- Alphabet Matching Cards (Practice matching each Uppercase & lowercase letter together)

- Trace, Then Write (Uppercase & lowercase Writing Activity Practice)

- Letter Matching File Folder Game (Uppercase & lowercase Letter Matching Practice)

- Number Matching File Folder Game (With Counting & One-to-One Correspondence Practice)

- Shape & Color Matching File Folder Game (this game includes shape matching practice and each shape they match is the same color so it also helps them match the right colors together as well.

Count & Match File Folder Game:

This is a great way for your students to practice one-to-one correspondence as well as number recognition. There are #2 pages of numbers 1-10 as well as two pages of spaceship-themed flashcards with the corresponding dots 1-10.

Print, laminate, and attach the #2 spaceship pages with numbers on them to a file folder. Then cut out and laminate the spaceships with the number dots on them.

Once everything is laminated attach a velcro dot on the front of each spaceship number and then attach velcro dots to the opposite side of the spaceship cards with the number dots on them.

File Folder Uppercase & lowercase Letter Match:

This is a great file folder game for your students. It’s a fun way for your students to practice matching the correct Uppercase and lowercase letters together. There is #2 pages of Uppercase letters as well as 3 pages of lowercase letters.

rint, laminate and attach the #2 pages of the Uppercase Letters (mailboxes) to a file folder. Then cut out and laminate the mail with the lowercase letters on them.

I would recommend getting small velcro dots and attaching them to the front of the mailboxes as well as the back of the pieces of mail to make the matching process easier.

File Folder Count & Match Game

This is a great file folder game for your students. It’s a great way for your students to practice one-to-one correspondence while counting as well as number recognition. There is #2 pages of numbers 1-10 as well as two pages of the corresponding number of police officers for each number 1-10.

Print, laminate and attach the #2 pages with numbers on them to a file folder. Then cut out and laminate the strips with the police officers on them.

Once everything is laminated attach a velcro dot on the front of each number strip and then attach velcro dots to the opposite side of the paper strips with the number of corresponding police officers on them.

File Folder Uppercase & lowercase Letter Match:

This is a fun way for your students to practice matching the correct Uppercase and lowercase letters together as well as letter recognition. There is #2 pages of Uppercase letters as well as #4 pages of lowercase letters.

Print, laminate and attach the #2 pages of the Uppercase Letters to a file folder. Then cut out and laminate the lowercase letter spaceships.

I would recommend getting small velcro dots and attaching them to the front of the Uppercase letter spaceships as well as the back of the lowercase letter spaceships to make the matching process easier.

Shape Matching File Folder

Game - Fall Leaf

Themed:

This is a great file folder game for your students. There’s two pages of each set of shapes. Print one out, laminate it, and attach it to the file folder. Cut out the second page of leaf shapes (the pages with a border around each separate leaf) and laminate them as well.

The sides that are meant for the file folder part have circles on the front where you can attach velcro dots to the activity and then attach velcro dots to the opposite side of the leaf flashcards to make it easier for students to match the correct shapes together.

File Folder Uppercase & lowercase Letter Match:

This is a great file folder game for your students. It’s a fun way for your students to practice matching the correct Uppercase and lowercase letters together. There is #2 pages of Uppercase letters as well as #2 pages of lowercase letters.

Print, laminate and attach the #2 pages of the Uppercase Letters (rainbows) to a file folder. Then cut out and laminate the clouds with the lowercase letters on them.

I would recommend getting small velcro dots and attaching them to the front of the rainbows as well as the back of the pieces of the clouds to make the matching process easier.

Shape Matching File Folder

Game - Rainbow

Themed:

This is a great file folder game for your students. There’s two pages of each set of shapes. Print one out, laminate it, and attach it to the file folder. Cut out the second page of rainbow shapes (the pages with a border around each separate rainbow) and laminate them as well.

The sides that are meant for the file folder part have circles on the front where you can attach velcro dots to the activity and then attach velcro dots to the opposite side of the rainbow cards to make it easier for students to match the correct shapes together.

File Folder Count & Match Game - Rainbow Themed:

This is a great file folder game for your students. It’s a great way for your students to practice one-to-one correspondence as well as number recognition. There is #2 pages of numbers 1-10 as well as two pages of rainbows with the corresponding dots 1-10.

Print, laminate, and attach the #2 pages with numbers on them to a file folder. Then cut out and laminate the rainbows with the number dots on them.

Once everything is laminated attach a velcro dot on the front of each number rainbow and then attach velcro dots to the opposite side of the rainbow cards with the number dots on them.

File Folder Color Match Game - Fall Themed:

This is a fun file folder game for your students. It’s a great way for them practice matching and saying their colors!

Print, laminate, and attach the first #2 pages (without the border around each separate leaf) to a file folder. Then cut out and laminate the colorful leaves with borders around them.

Once everything is laminated attach a velcro dot on the front of each leaf that is attached to the file folder. Then attach velcro dots to the opposite side of the leaf flashcards. Students will then practice matching and saying the correct colors.