Note: If you’re reading this series for the first time, I suggest you look at the daily structure post to understand the routine we follow in our morning circle.
Flannel boards are great in the morning circle because they can easily be placed on a lap. The pieces are simple enough to prepare as no sewing is required, and the ideas for use are endless.
In the morning circle, I don’t use flannel boards for imaginative play. I use it for concrete, hands-on instruction or to practice a concept or skill we will use later in the day.
Sometimes, I use the flannel board as I share the story in the morning circle. Other times, we use it for numeracy practice. And sometimes, we use it to practice fine motor skills like picking up the pieces, moving them from one part of the board to another and tapping them down. As always, the interaction in the main activity is simple and quick.
Flannel board activity in the morning circle
Use flannel board pieces to talk about the parts of the body or just the face. You don’t have to use a human shape. Make it enjoyable by creating felt cut-outs of familiar characters or thematic creatures.
How do you use the flannel board in your morning circle?
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