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<\/a><\/p>\nYay I have the round up this week! <\/p>\n
UPDATE 4\/16: I did not think it was possible but someone was up even later than me! Jessica posted a link and I missed it, but you should NOT! It’s her very first Flannel Friday, a whole Dogs storytime with an adorable version of Where O Where Has My Little Dog Gone as a guessing game<\/a>. Excellent! Thanks Jessica for joining us and I’m sorry I was late! <\/p>\n Kathryn at Fun with Friends at Storytime shares a set of veggies<\/a> and a “gardenful” of ideas for using them…including links to a couple of songs and the ever-popular felt-shape-eating puppet trick! Stop by her post for a couple more ideas as well! Also, everyone give Kathryn a standing ovation for going over and above this year with extra shifts being our Pinterest pinner. Thank you, Kathryn! <\/p>\n Wendy at Flannel Board Fun has TWO entries this week–an “inspired by Flannel Friday” version of A House for Birdie<\/a>. This one has been on my own to-make list FOREVER and this beautiful set is bumping it up to the top! She also shares a very cute Five Little Ducks<\/a> set. <\/p>\n Lisa at Thrive After Three shares a technique for making simple “costumes” for puppets<\/a> or dolls, which you can use to help tell a story in storytime. I think this could be used for a wide range of puppet shapes and sizes! <\/p>\n Speaking of Lisa! Jennifer at Storytime with Miss Jennifer made her puppet version of The Very Hungry Caterpillar<\/a>. Looking good! I can see this version working VERY well for my baby storytimes. <\/p>\n Annie at So Tomorrow wrote her own rhyme to go with a set of pirate stuffed toys<\/a>…I love being reminded that we can make our own version of practically any rhyme or song to fit a new theme or idea! <\/p>\n That’s exactly what Emily did at Literary Hoots! She made her own rhyme inspired by one she found online, AND made her own clip art ice cream<\/a> images to go with. Head on over to her post because she is generously sharing her files! <\/p>\n I’ve seen a few different flannelboards to go along with Jamberry, but Carol took her set in a fresh direction that is simple and effective! See how she piles up blueberries and counts them into a canoe<\/a> at her blog Magical Library Book Bug. <\/p>\n We’ll wrap up with a Not-a-Flannel Friday post from Jane at Piper Loves the Library: A home-grown Sesame Street photobomb opportunity<\/a> for National Library Week! She also reviews the new Denise Fleming book<\/a> which is “just waiting to be flannelized”! <\/p>\n Another Update 4\/16: I was late with my own post: Things That Go! <\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Hi team! Yay I have the round up this week! UPDATE 4\/16: I did not think it was possible but someone was up even later than me! Jessica posted a link and I missed it, but you should NOT! It’s … Continue reading