Preschool felt board ideas story time

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

Shape Monster Felt Rhyme is a great tool to teach young children a variety of shapes. Perfect for daycare, preschool, or home use! Set includes all 9 different shapes, 1 monster and a laminated copy of the rhyme *Felt Board sold separately* ✨SHIPPING INFORMATION✨ • Packages are sent via Canada Post letter mail standard shipping. • Tracking and insurance are NOT included with standard shipping. • If you require tracking, or a faster shipping time, please select from the available upgrades…

Perfect for school, daycare, preschool or home use! ✨Brand new, hand painted and hand cut pieces Set includes, 5 Large Red Apples 1 Worm 1 laminated copy of the Rhyme ✨SHIPPING INFORMATION✨ • Packages are sent via Canada Post letter mail standard shipping. • Tracking and insurance are NOT included with standard shipping. • If you require tracking, or a faster shipping time, please select from the available upgrades once the item is in your cart. • Or contact me with a question or request!

Today’s flannelboard comes from Miss Kristie at The Library Village — The Shape Story! No template for this one still I free-handed it. This worked really well in my toddler storytime! …

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Hi, friends! The art of retelling a story is often a complex skill for some of our kinder friends. Trying to remember all of the key details, events and characters can be tricky. This year, I thought I’d

Disclosure: Some of these products were samples provided to me to try. Opinions and the choice to use are 100% my own! This post contains product links.Hi Friends! I am excited to share with you a fun do it yourself project I have been working on to help with story retelling in kindergarten. If you are super

I made a fun Look and See game with Pockets! I used my Mushroom Guessing Game idea and made pockets instead! I wish I had made the pockets bigger though. They are about 4" by 4" and I'd really like them to be more like 6" by 6". If I get ambitious I'll remake them because they are super easy and quick! The pics are all Google images that I printed and laminated and cut out. I use double sided tape to keep them flat and secure. It's always fun to hear the kiddos' reactions when they see…

About a month ago, Library Village was lucky to have the opportunity to give a poster presentation at the Ohio Library Council's Conventio...

Preview: Tutorial on how to make super easy DIY felt board for endless storytime. What if you can get a ‘tool’ that will inspire endless storytime, rhymes, and imaginative play as your child grows? Sounds like a perfect toy, right? Felt board is that kind of toy and you can make it in no time