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

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Story Time Felts
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(formerly known as the Storyteller)

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Three Little Pigs Felt Storybook

This big bad wolf will huff and puff but your house won't blow down.

Three Little Pigs Felt Storybook Set includes:

- Story literature
-10 figures
-Three Pigs toggle book
-toggle book bag

The figures in the Three Little Pigs Felt Storybook range in size from 1 inch to 3 inches tall.

These Three Little Piggies will light up your child's face. The Three Little Pigs Felt Storybook is perfect for travel and on the go fun. The story fits either inside of the toggle book bag or inside the toggle book itself.

A toggle is a felt version of a file folder game. It is a few pieces of felt sewn around some corrugated plastic (coroplast for short). This makes the book completely washable! Because of the coroplast in the center it won't mold or mildew. It doesn't get soggy either. The colors are permanent and won't fade or bleed, even with washing!

This Three Little Pigs Felt Storybook teaches kids about important things like the value of hard work and what happens when you take shortcuts in your work.

Choose the uncut version of the Three Little Pigs Felt Storybook to enjoy cutting out the figures yourself or the precut version to have it arrive at your door ready to use. Either way you choose, the book will come pre-sewn for you.

Tell this fun story to your kids and then see what they can remember it is fun to hear what new stories they come up with too. Ask them questions like "What if the wolf was wearing a purple hat?" or "What if the wolf got a door basher and was able to bash in the doors?". It is fun to hear the solutions your kids come up with and this little exercise will stimulate their imaginations!