Flannel stories

These colorful ladybugs were one of the first felt sets I made and will be the perfect addition to your Spring Time storytelling or circle time programs! I wrote 3 different songs to go along with …

Flannel Game: Who’s Behind the Bar Door? In this game the kiddos are encouraged to ask questions to guess who is hiding behind the bard door. I chose animals that would go with What the…

Keep children on the edge of their seats with felt board stories. These musical stories are a powerful way to teach during circle time or group time!

Looking for ideas for preschool circle time activities? Find flannel board ideas and preschool and toddler classroom activities here.

Five Little Birds

I have two Flannel Fridays for you today, that I used last fall in “Cake” storytime! These adorable cupcakes come from Money Saving Mom and I originally found them on Pinterest. I did a…

Books: A Big Mooncake for Little Star by #OwnVoices Grace Lin Serena Sees her Footprints on the Moon by Sean Reed Moondance by Fran Asch Kitten’s First Full Moon by Kevin Henkes…

Preview: Fun felt board story tutorial with free printable inspired with popular Eric Carle's book Does your kid have a favourite book? Ours is Brown Bear Brown Bear what do you see we have to read it over and over again. Toddlers love repetition, I understand that, but sometimes I just want to hide the book. I

Okay, it's time for a good old fashioned felt board story. Not a rhyme. Not a song. Not a game. A story! And for that, simple is best: I decided not to go for many details on the houses. No fabric paint at all! I didn't want to have any pieces other than the main characters and their humble abodes. Easy peasy. My only problem is that my wolf is not a baddy--he borders on cuter than the piggies! When we tell stories in my classroom, we usually start out by telling it pretty much "by the…

Little Mouse Felt Storyboard Here's a delightful flannel story designed specifically for preschoolers, offering a fun and engaging way for them to familiarize themselves with different colors, while also enhancing their listening skills and fostering their love for storytelling. Supplies: Different Colored Felt Scissors Freezer Paper Marker Googly Eyes Glue gun Download Pattern Directions: Print