Reference Folders

One of the things I noticed as I am working in my new position at school is that I am often walking back into classrooms to get reference charts or wishing I had a poster hanging up somewhere to show the students where to find basic information.  The other day I noticed of the kindergarten teachers had some reference folders in her classroom.  There are tons of ideas on Pinterest under mini office. I found lots of awesome ideas but there was not one folder that fit all my needs. However, I found lots of wonderful teachers who were willing to share the things they created for FREE!

So I printed out a couple of ideas I thought would be useful in my daily teaching and put together my own folders.  

Inside the folder I crammed in as much language arts as possible. I believe all of these resources were free.  I did add some stickers for extra color.   

1.  Alphabet Chart  by Kindercraze

2.  Blend/Digraph Helper by Stephanie Ann

3.  Color Chart by Mrs. Ricca's Kindergarten

4.  Days of the Week and Months by  ??

5.  Seasons by Homeschool Creations

On the outside of the folder I put as much math as possible.

1.  Hundreds Chart by Kindercraze  (This was from a paid product I already had.) 

2.  Numberline by ??

3.  Shapes and Number words by Homeschool Creations

4.  5 Star Sentences Guideline by Kreative Kinder

I think this is a wonderful idea and you can make them for different age groups.  It is nice to have a reference folder handy when you need one.  

P.S.  I know I am missing two resources I can not find where I got them from.  If I come across them I will update the page.  Sorry.