I made our felt board by stapling a piece of blue felt over an old corkboard bulletin board. You could use thick cardboard or just a large piece of felt (and roll up for easy storage).


Here is a felt scene we made. Some of the pieces I made (felt is very cheap, sometimes 10 cents a sheet.) I also bought some of the pieces in kits at the dollar tree ($1 each). We made several scenes and discussed what was happening in the scene. Good imagination and language skills.

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Here are some other resources for felt activities:
http://www.funfelt.com
and
http://www.fun-activities-for-kids.com
Have fun!
Karen
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