I made this flannel years ago and often forget I have it because I really love reading the book so much. But I got it out this week for a Dog-themed storytime and realized how much I like it!
Bark, George by Jules Feiffer is a simple, but silly, story that’s super easy to memorize. Here’s George; I made him by photocopying and enlarging an image of George from the book, cutting it out and sticking it on felt, and tracing.
I picked an open-mouthed image of George
I also color photocopied a picture of the doctor; cut him out and covered him with contact paper. A piece of felt is stuck to the back:
Giant George!
Finally, I made tiny felt animals that I pull out of George:
Cat, Duck, Pig and Cow
George is actually 2 layers of felt; the second layer is glued on around the edges but there are openings at his mouth (to pull the animals out) and along his back (to put them in):
The little animals layered inside George in the order in which they will be pulled out.
I adore this story; I have entertained family members by reciting it to them in the car. Who wouldn’t love George?
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SO CUTE!
I love Love LOVE it!!! very cute and clever!
Such a fabulous story! Clever construction of George.