Welcome to the November 14 Flannel Friday Round-Up!
This week's submissions include several classics along with a large helping of cute.
Nikki of heytherelibrary is dealing with "Thanksgiving Overload" by using "Stone Soup" and "Turkey Wore His Red Feathers." The large, colorful vegetables for "Stone Soup: will be a hit any time of the year.
Kathryn of Fun with Friends at Storytime did a "Nocturnal Animals" storytime. Her five little owls are not only colorful but have very expressive eyes giving each one a distinct personality. So cute.
Katie of Story Time Secrets has a "What's On Your Plate?" flannel that can be used in different ways with different ages. Although the food theme goes well with Thanksgiving, it can be used at any time of the year.
Maggie of Playing the Hits presents her version of "Little Mouse." She talks about expanding vocabulary by using unusual colors and even patterns.
Jess of From the Liberry of ... shows us her version of "This Is the House That Jack Built." She features another method of making figures for the felt board. I like how when she couldn't find what she wanted, she created it herself.
Tara of Storytime with Miss Tara and Friends celebrates the season with a "Pumpkin" storytime for all ages. Her prop for the song, "Pumpkin Vine," is fantastic. So is her "Magic Autumn Cauldron" activity.
Kristen of Library Village shows us how she made finger puppets for "Two Little Blackbirds." Definitely cute!
Jane of Piper Loves the Library celebrates birthdays with cupcakes including candles and flames. I like how she combines felt and paper - mixed media for Flannel Friday folk. Also, congratulations to Jane for being ALSC member of the month!
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This week's submissions include several classics along with a large helping of cute.
Nikki of heytherelibrary is dealing with "Thanksgiving Overload" by using "Stone Soup" and "Turkey Wore His Red Feathers." The large, colorful vegetables for "Stone Soup: will be a hit any time of the year.
Kathryn of Fun with Friends at Storytime did a "Nocturnal Animals" storytime. Her five little owls are not only colorful but have very expressive eyes giving each one a distinct personality. So cute.
Katie of Story Time Secrets has a "What's On Your Plate?" flannel that can be used in different ways with different ages. Although the food theme goes well with Thanksgiving, it can be used at any time of the year.
Maggie of Playing the Hits presents her version of "Little Mouse." She talks about expanding vocabulary by using unusual colors and even patterns.
Jess of From the Liberry of ... shows us her version of "This Is the House That Jack Built." She features another method of making figures for the felt board. I like how when she couldn't find what she wanted, she created it herself.
Tara of Storytime with Miss Tara and Friends celebrates the season with a "Pumpkin" storytime for all ages. Her prop for the song, "Pumpkin Vine," is fantastic. So is her "Magic Autumn Cauldron" activity.
Kristen of Library Village shows us how she made finger puppets for "Two Little Blackbirds." Definitely cute!
Jane of Piper Loves the Library celebrates birthdays with cupcakes including candles and flames. I like how she combines felt and paper - mixed media for Flannel Friday folk. Also, congratulations to Jane for being ALSC member of the month!
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ReplyDeleteI have a twofer this week: Stone Soup and a turkey rhyme!
Here's my post for the week. Nocturnal animals (owls and raccoons mostly) http://kdr4xmom.blogspot.com/2014/11/nocturnal-animals.html Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteMy post will go live at 12 am EST on Friday: http://storytimesecrets.blogspot.com/2014/11/flannel-friday-whats-on-your-plate.html Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteThis week I posted my take on a classic storytime game: Little Mouse http://storytimewithmaggie.wordpress.com/2014/11/13/flannel-friday-little-mouse/
ReplyDeleteThe House that Jack Built
ReplyDeletehttp://fromtheliberryof.blogspot.com/2014/11/storytime-from-liberry-letter-h-bonus.html
"Pumpkin Vine" http://storytimewithmisstara.blogspot.com/2014/11/pumpkins-all-ages-storytime.html
ReplyDeleteLinda, thanks for hosting. Here's our post. http://piperlovesthelibrary.blogspot.com/2014/11/flannel-cupcakes-what.html ~ jane
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting! I've got finger puppets for "Two Little Blackbirds": http://libraryvillage.blogspot.com/2014/11/flannel-friday-two-little-blackbirds.html
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