One of my favorite ways to store and use center games are with inexpensive paper notebooks. At the beginning of the school year I taught my students to pull out the cards and directions from inside the folder.
Then, when they are done playing the center game, this made cleaning up the center even quicker and easier than it is to make it in the first place!
Most all of my centers are rectangles so that you or a parent volunteer can quickly use a slicer to cut out all the pieces and make the center. Then everything fits in your file cabinet or storage bucket for that season or skill and you can still see the cover! These Thanksgiving centers are no different and they are available in my store at TPT. Click on any picture to go directly to that center game.
Click here to see how I also like to use Ziploc baggies too!
Most all of my centers are rectangles so that you or a parent volunteer can quickly use a slicer to cut out all the pieces and make the center. Then everything fits in your file cabinet or storage bucket for that season or skill and you can still see the cover! These Thanksgiving centers are no different and they are available in my store at TPT. Click on any picture to go directly to that center game.
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Click here to see all the Halloween versions of the same games!
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Enjoy your weekend my friends!
Visit my new Thanksgiving Coloring Pages Pinterest Board!
Enjoy your weekend my friends!
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