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Briana S This resource is excellent for discussing and learning about reduce, reuse, and recycling! So much fun!Rating: 5/5 (extremely satisfied)
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Kayla P. My students loved this file folder game it was on track with the theme we are working on. They loved being able to pair items up with the matching picture
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Jack R. I've had the pleasure of using various resources, and this one stands out. Its suitable for a wide range of learning needs. I highly recommend giving it a try!
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theoldladyeducator I am a special education teacher and this was a great resource for my students!
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Anne O. A simple fun sorting file folder game.
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Deedra Y. My students enjoyed this resource. They stayed engaged and focused. They really enjoyed the activities. Highly recommend!
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Amanda C. I loved this resource!
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Dana C This is a great way to keep students engaged while learning at the same time.
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Ginger J. "A great addition to the Earth Day unit."
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Caroline C. "I love File Folder games, it's great busy work for my students, and at the same time they're learning about Recycle, Reusing, and Reducing. I wanted to create my own, but wasn't sure where to start, so I'm glad I stumbled across this Download. Thanks for making this!"
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Nina N. "Great interactive file folder game to practice reduce, reuse, recycle."
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Mark N. "Great that there is a black and white/colour version. I really like the critical thinking angle and I can't wait to ask my students what they chose and why. Thanks for making this!"
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Libi S. "Perfect activity for this topic"
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Ariel E. "A fabulous resource to use with my 1st graders!! Very useful. "
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Unknown "Cute, simple game. My kids enjoyed it, and it sparked an interesting discussion. Thank you."
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Unknown "Perfect for what I was looking for. Thank you very much for this activity."