Welcome to Flannel Friday! Let’s do what Anne did last week–if you have a Flannel Friday post, leave the link to your blog here in the comments and I will add them to this post as we go along. <\/p>\n
Have a great day! <\/p>\n
My Kitten’s Mitten<\/a> from Anne at So Tomorrow<\/a>: This is a fun color rhyme that you can make as long or as short as you want! <\/p>\n 5 Little Ducks<\/a> from Alison at Miss Alison is Blogging!<\/a> A great example of fast & colorful cardstock finger puppets.<\/p>\n Dog’s Colorful Day<\/a> by Kendra at Delectable Dabbling<\/a>–everyone woot for her first Flannel Friday post! Check out how she uses a laminated printout for Dog and velcro and felt for the dots: very durable and easy to walk around to the group! <\/p>\n Library Quine is joining us again from Scotland! She’s also showing off her Dog’s Colourful Day<\/a> at Loons and Quines at Librarytime<\/a>. There’s a reason we’ve all done this one, people, and that’s because it’s PERFECT for storytime! <\/p>\n Linda shows us her very cool prop-creation process at Notes from the Story Room<\/a> for an “interactive duck” prop for the folktale Drakestail<\/a>. <\/p>\n Andrea makes Bee Bim Bop<\/a> out of milk filters (YUM!) at RovingFiddlehead Kidlit<\/a>. Her food looks gorgeous! I love the detail you can add when you use milk filters. <\/p>\n There are Five Little Cats<\/a> looking all over the place from Nicole at Narrating Tales of Preschool Storytime<\/a>. <\/p>\n ANOTHER first time Flannel Friday post from Erin at the wonderfully-named Falling Flannelboards<\/a> blog! Yahoo! She’s sharing an “Air, Ground, or Water”<\/a> sorting game perfect for a traveling or things that go storytime. <\/p>\n Miss Mollie shares a flannelboard for the old folktale Bremen Town Musicians<\/a> on What Happens In Storytime…<\/a> How can you not love that ridiculous pile of animals? <\/p>\n Moxie tackles what can be a difficult storytime theme of Royalty with 5 Knights in Shining Armor<\/a> who look ready for anything! They’re over at Storytimes with Moxie<\/a>. <\/p>\n Katie at Storytime Secrets<\/a> has a great update to Daddy’s Ties that adds in Grandma’s Scarf and Grandpa’s Ties<\/a>, in time for Grandparents’ Day! <\/p>\n The OTHER amazing Katie, at Storytime Katie<\/a>, has an apple flannel<\/a> inspired by previous Flannel Fridays and a Pinterest find! Her two-sided flannels have a bite missing on one side!<\/p>\n Cate at Storytiming<\/a> has a Teeny Tiny Spider<\/a> with extremely long legs, all the better to crawl upon you! <\/p>\n Sharon at Reading Chick has the great idea of adapting an Easy Reader book to a flannel, for Jenny’s Socks<\/a>, up on Rain Makes Applesauce<\/a>.<\/p>\n And Mary adapts a board book, the classic Dear Zoo<\/a>, complete with lift-the-flaps, at Miss Mary Liberry<\/a>!<\/p>\n And my Halloween Colors<\/a> flannel is here at Mel’s Desk. <\/p>\n Check out these posts via our Flannel Friday Pinterest<\/a> account, and visit So Tomorrow<\/a> for past roundups and future hosting schedule. <\/p>\n Saturday: <\/p>\n But wait! There’s more! Tracey at 1234 More Storytimes<\/a> brings us a great new way to do a guessing game with Who Lives in the Ocean<\/a><\/p>\n AND Library Lady sent in Flannel Board Free<\/a>, a post about her flannelboard, magnet board, and prop use in storytime, at Story Time with the Library Lady<\/a>. <\/p>\n Thanks everyone! <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Welcome to Flannel Friday! Let’s do what Anne did last week–if you have a Flannel Friday post, leave the link to your blog here in the comments and I will add them to this post as we go along. Have … Continue reading