Noah Mini File Folders

I made these two mini file folders games and both happen to be Noah based. The first one, I took a coloring page and deleted a lot of extras, added a bigger rainbow, and colored it.  BTW - I cut my rainbow colors by two (red/orange, yellow/green, and blue/purple) it would be too hard to cut out each color, and place on velcro or magnets on such a small space.

                                 Front                              Inner

                                                        Game

The other, I can't take credit for.  I found it for FREE at Mormon Chic.  I only put on my insert page and cover page, since I wanted mine to look similar to my others.  If you want to make it a mini file folder, you will just need to make sure that instead of a full page, you minimize it to half a page.  Click here to make you own as well as many other file folder games.

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Say It On The Wall/Mini File Folder Game

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"Girl Power!" & "Dinosaur Rawr!" These will be auctioned off separately. I will update the bids everyday. Email me at cookienut@ymail.com, and be sure to include you name, the amount of your bid, and which item you are bidding on. This auction will close on March 22nd at 11:59 pm.

We're so close to the mark, please be generous!

I have a new mini file folder game. For those who have 'My gospel ABCs Book', this may look a little familiar. I figured, why not make a file folder game for a little bit older children.

Take a file folder and cut it at the crease. This way I can get two file folder games out of one folder. I also used magnets. I like velcro, but file folder games make it louder than if it's on fabric. I like magnets because they're quiet. I used the magnet roll where you can cut you own size (very cost effective).

Just copy the images below into photoshop or even a word document and print them off. Cut them out. Paste the filer folder game cover, scripture clue page, and the game board page into the file folder. Cut out the individual Day game pieces and laminate them. Take the file folder to get it laminated at FedEx/Kinkos, Staples, etc. Be sure to fold the file in half and get a really good crease before you get it laminated. Staple a plastic bag to the back to put your pieces in. Hope you like it.

Mini File Folder Game

First off, I want to say thank you to all of you! I have seen that a lot of hits on Lexie's ONH Journey blog have come from here. I'm so thankful for those of you who have taken the time to learn more about Lexie, her condition, and how to help her reach her goal.

Lexie is my best friend, and she also happens to be my cousin. She's always been an inspiration to me and an anchor in my life. She's suffered her whole life, but never let it stop her from living life to the fullest and accomplishing things that most would have thought impossible for her to do. I have been waiting my whole life for her to have this opportunity.

I got really emotional over all the hits on her blog, and I'm emotional as I write this. Lexie deserves all of the support that you have given and much more. Thank you.

Now on to the fun stuff.

I created this mini file folder game and I'm really happy with the way it turned out. I love file folder games, but I am trying to make my church bag a little bit smaller...so I went smaller.

As you can see, all I did was take a file folder and cut it at the crease. This way I can get two file folder games out of one folder. I also used magnets. I like velcro, but file folder games make it louder than if it's on fabric. I like magnets because they're quiet. I used the magnet roll where you can cut you own size (very cost effective).

Just copy the images below into photoshop or even a word document and print them off. Cut them out. Paste the filer folder game cover, Popcorn Popping song page, and the tree page into the file folder. Cut out the individual popcorn game pieces and laminate them. Take the file folder to get it laminated at FedEx/Kinkos, Staples, etc. Be sure to fold the file in half and get a really good crease before you get it laminated. Staple a plastic bag to the back to put your pieces in. Hope you like it.

I made these images, so if you want to share these...link them back to my blog.