& other tales of a teacher turned librarian
09/2021 Update: As I reflect on this post, I actually recommend doing this rhyme with realia instead – a real soup pot and pretend play food. Using realia helps young children make connections and build background knowledge more so than visual representations like flannelboards. At the very least, use a real pot - this flannel… Continue reading Flannel Friday: The Veggies in the Soup
Happy Flannel Friday! Many thanks to Anne at So Tomorrow for hosting this week. It's January and you know what that means... SOUP MONTH! I had so much fun planning and delivering a soup-er themed storytime for our team this month. I made a vegetable riddle flannel for our Preschool/Family crowd. This flannel goes along… Continue reading Flannel Friday: Veggie Riddles
Happy Flannel Friday! Many thanks to Emily for hosting this week over at Literary Hoots. (While you're there, you should definitely check out the rest of her awesome blog)! You also don't want to miss the Flannel Friday website, Pinterest, or Facebook page. This week our theme was bears. The preschoolers have been super into flannel stories lately (especially folk… Continue reading Flannel Friday: Baby Bear’s Big Feast
Storytime in the Stacks 