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Using Flannelboards to tell Bible stories: resources, felt figure sources, and construction

Flannel boards (flannelgraph) are most often associated with storytelling in the preschool classroom, but they are also useful when telling a story to older students. Yes, they seem old-fashioned to us, but to a child raised with an iPad always at hand, the static pictures and orderly placement of pieces can be quite engaging on occasion. Consider using felt figures as you retell a Bible story that is too long to read directly from the Bible during class.

Share your flannelboard ideas, resources, sources, and construction ideas below.

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