The original flannel board story can be found here.
Click on each picture to enlarge it. Right click on the enlarged picture and select “Save As” to save it to your computer for better printing quality. I print the figures on cardstock, laminate them, and then put sticky velcro (hook side) on the back.
Hi Cocoa – I LOVE your blog! Where do you find the time????? I think you must forgo sleep to do all that you do! I have 8 children and we homeschool too. I love these flannel board stories and would like to print some off – just a query about the ‘flannel board’ – what is it and is it something i can construct here at home?
Blessings
Nicki
New Zealand
Nicki,
The easiest way to explain what a flannel board is is to look at a picture.
Here’s a tutorial that shows how to make one.
Flannel Board Tutorial
I’ve been toying with the idea of doing this myself. Glad I didn’t! Thanks. Also, I use a white board and put magnets on the back of my figures.
Thanks so much for sharing this wonderful pages and in full color. I cut them out laminated them and placed a piece of magnet tape in the back so i can used them with my magnet board which you can buy at home depot or lowe’s for 10.00 for a 24×36. I just thought to share this idea.. i am more for magnets than flannel – lol.
thanks Again, Jeaneth
Thank you for taking the time to color these and for sharing them! My family home evenings just got a lot more fun because of you. I am truly grateful!
These are awesome! This will be the perfect way to teach FHE with my little girl. I want to print these soon!
I like to put velcro on back and use carpet board
Thank you for taking the time to upload, develop, and SHARE these friend stories