Boy playing with felt board

Felt encourages a wide range of sensory play in these principal areas of developmental skills:
-Intellectual
-Fine Motor
-Large Motor
-Language
-Sequencing
-Social/Emotional
-Spritual/Emotional
-Memorization
-Life
-Tactile
-Creative
-Visual

Our felt products help spark creativity and imagination and offer learning through play. Come see what Story Time Felts and Time4Felt.com can do fo you!

Awnya Boam
Time4Felt owner

Story Time Felts
Independent Distributor
(formerly known as the Storyteller)

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Welcome to Farm Field

Welcome to Farm Field where the scampering mice, playful scarecrows and lumpy, bumpy potatoes are waiting to play and learn with you.

This Welcome to Farm Field Set includes:

-29 felt figures
-3 outlines lesson plans
-attention getters
-center activities
-PE activity
-Snack suggestion
-Workbook pages
-Reproducible artwork

The Farm Field set is a fun set that will help teach things like prepositional positions (above, under, through, behind, beside) color recognition and matching, plant parts and plant growth.

This is a great set for getting lots of activities and learning. The Farm Field set is perfect for a preschool or daycare. You will have 3 lessons ready for you. The kids will get to play as they learn with the brightly colored felt figures and you will get 3 fun new lessons that are ready to go!

The Farm Field set is available either precut or uncut. The precut version has all of the felt figures cut out already and ready to use and play with when it arrives. The uncut version will come in a sheet of felt and you will need to cut out the felt figures before you can use it. The uncut version gives you the opportunity to add your special touch to the felt figures when you cut them out.

After you play and learn along with the Farm Field set you can play games to help reinforce the things you just learned. You can play a colors game with the kids to help the identify colors around them. You can also have them go on a colors scavenger hunt and try to find different colors around the house.

Another fun game you can play is the prepositional positions game. Give a direction to your child/children and have them do it. Some examples are "Stand behind the ball", "Sit inside the circle", and "Sit next to the table". See how many you can come up with and they can get correct!

I recommend the Farm Field set for kids ages 3 years to 7 years old.