As soon as I read "Waiting" by Henkes I started thinking about those adorable nested kitties. I knew there had to be a way to...

I am SO excited to share this one. Last fall I asked my colleague Tami to share some of her flannels for a presentation I was working on, a...

I was inspired by posts I saw both at Falling Flannelboards (she includes PDF's, which I didn't notice until now, doh) and Roving ...

I have been wanting to make this storytime prop for YEARS--ever since I first saw it on Mel's Desk in April 2011 (Holy moly tim...

One little, two little, three little babies... Four little, five little, six little babies... Seven little, eight little, n...

 The very first storytime I ever did was Alligator themed. Why alligators? No idea. Unfortunately, I don't remember where I found the rh...

I love using scarves in storytime; they are definitely in my top three favorite ST props. I would say I probably incorporate them into stor...

Five Red Dragons Just in time for Chinese New Year, I have an amazing set of flannels to share with you. One of my new coworkers (wh...

Today I’m lucky enough to share my blog space with a coworker who doesn’t blog. I thought this story was too cute not to...

I've had this post in the draft stage for a while now, but with all the chatter on the Flannel Friday Facebook page on what to do with...

One of the most common searches that brings people here is "Robot Storytime." So, by popular demand, I'm posting my robot sto...

Way back when, I did a house-themed storytime, and was inspired to create a little finger-puppet stage that looked like a house. I used an...

I had another Teddy Bear Sleepover this past week, and did a "Cat Mouse Dog" theme. We read Kitten's First Full Moon by Henkes...

Welcome FF'ers! I don't have anything to share myself today, but I'm happy to host. The number of half-finished po...

Good morning, duckies. Today I am sharing a little ditty inspired by this post from Mollie at What Happens In Storytime. Go take a look, the...

This one was a bit of a stretch for me, but I'm so glad I pushed myself because we had a blast! We started by reading If You're Ha...

I got this idea from the amazing puppeteers at Neenah Public Library during the 2009 WLA conference. Take a box (B&T boxes are so great...

B & T box covered with construction paper. Not one but two of my fellow Flannel Fridayers recently posted about this little dit...