Author Archives: Melissa

Welcome to Flannel Friday! I will post a round up of all the Flannel Friday posts at the end of the day, so make sure to come back to see the full line up. You won’t want to miss any … Continue reading →

Happy Earth Day! Grab some of these ideas and “recycle” them to your files! Five Little Flowers from Anne at So Tomorrow Follow her on Twitter @sotomorrow Froggy Gets Dressed from Katie at Storytime Katie Follow her on Twitter @katietweetsya … Continue reading →

I am cheating! Totally! Today’s Flannel Friday is a pattern that I’ve already shared, on my Beyond Five Little Whatsits post. But I’m updating the file, since I noticed one of the animals was missing (whoops), and adding some other … Continue reading →

A few more flannelboard ideas for another week of Flannel Friday! Some of these ideas will work with One World Many Stories…it was kind of tricky coming up with them, so if you think of a rhyme or a story … Continue reading →

So Anne over at So Tomorrow had the idea to try to gather some flannelboard ideas we could use with the Collaborative Summer Reading Program theme “One World Many Stories”! We just had a refresher training session/idea swap at my … Continue reading →

Sweet! We had another great day for Flannel Friday! Check out all these great flannelboards, and join us next week if you want! We’d love to see (er, steal) your ideas! Flip Flap Jack from Anne at So Tomorrow Follow … Continue reading →

I was reminded of Willoughby Wallaby Woo this week and decided it would make a fun flannelboard! Willoughby Wallaby Woo, an elephant sat on you Willoughby Wallaby Wee, an elephant sat on me Willoughby Wallaby Wake, an elephant sat on … Continue reading →

Woot! Today was a super fun Flannel Friday! We had a bunch of people at the party, so make sure you check out all their cool flannelboard ideas! Moose In Love from Anne at So Tomorrow Follow her on Twitter … Continue reading →

Today’s flannel is one I’ve shared before on this blog, but I just updated it and wanted to share it again! Every week in my Baby Storytimes we repeat five elements: I have an opening song and an opening rhyme … Continue reading →