Friday, February 10

Flannel Friday Roundup for 2/10

*Poof* From placeholder to roundup, here's the Flannel Friday for your week.

We've got a few flannels that were shared, all of which are fantastic, of course! So let's get started...

1. Kathryn from Fun with Friends at Storytime shared an appropriately snowy flannel: her collection of snowmen and snowmen rhymes. She's got a handsome set over there, so take your pick!

2. Maria from Storytime Universe has her five little footballs all ready to go in her flannel this week. Go team go!

3. Keith from Felt-tastic Flannelboard Funtime has a flannel to go with his Jill Be Nimble rhyme because, (and I quote) "Jill can jump just as well as Jack, yo." Love it!

4. Kate from Felt Board Magic has her flannel for five little raindrops, with both counting up and counting down rhymes, complete with free pattern!

5. As for me, I pulled out my old-but-still-successful Presidents' Day flannel featuring counterfeit money, a song, and game that gets kids recognizing presidents and cash quickly.

Thanks, everyone, for posting your fantastic ideas! Don't forget to check out the FF website to learn more, or see their Pinterest page for even more ideas, or follow them on Facebook!


  1. If we have felt/flannel boards that are part of a full storytime post is it ok to link to that full post or would you prefer a post link to just the felt and nothing else?

    1. Hi Laura! Here's what the Flannel Friday website says: "Write a post about a flannelboard pattern you’ve created, or a puppet or prop that you use in your storytime. As long as it is related to storytime, it's welcome, although we prefer that you highlight something specific thing to share rather than a whole program theme." Hope that helps!

  2. Thanks for hosting this week. It's a warm winter here in NC but I've got Snowmen to share LOL!

  3. I made some adorable footballs for a sports-themed storytime:

  4. Hey!
    That felt kitty gif is super sweet!
    I have "Jill Be Nimble" this week.

  5. Another free pattern this week and two rhymes. Five Little Raindrops