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What are the characteristics of a good flannelboard story?
 
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Why is a tabletop easel a good idea for children with physical disabilities?
 
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Answer to Question 1

The best ones are those with a clear progression of events or characters. This allows the teller to add things to the flannelboard as the story unfolds.

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ANSWER: A tabletop easel allows the child to sit in a chair while painting if he or she does not have the strength to stand for long periods of time.





 

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