Flannel Friday: Grandma's Scarves and Grandpa's Ties

I'm taking a break from Fall flannel boards this week because I'm doing a Grandparents' Day story time tomorrow. For the occasion, I have revamped Daddy's Ties to include Grandma and Grandpa.

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GRANDMA'S SCARVES

	Grandma wore her blue scarf, blue scarf, blue scarf Grandma wore her blue scarf all day long
	Grandma wore her green scarf, green scarf, green scarf Grandma wore her green scarf all day long
	Grandma wore her red scarf, red scarf, red scarf Grandma wore her red scarf all day long
	Grandma wore her rainbow scarf, rainbow scarf, rainbow scarf Grandma wore her rainbow scarf all day long

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GRANDPA'S TIES

	Grandpa wore his blue tie, blue tie, blue tie. Grandpa wore his blue tie All day long.
	Grandpa wore his green tie green tie, green tie. Grandpa wore his green tie All day long.
	Grandpa wore his red tie, red tie, red tie. Grandpa wore his red tie All day long.
	Grandpa wore his rainbow tie, rainbow tie, rainbow tie. Grandpa wore his rainbow tie All day long.

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The clip art files for these two songs are below:
grandpa's ties.pdf
grandma's scarves.pdf

While I plan to use them mainly for Grandparents' Day, I was also thinking of ways to use the scarves this winter. Since I've now made faces for three family members - Dad, Grandpa, and Grandma - I thought it would be fun to use the scarves with multiple people. Daddy wore the green scarf, Grandpa wore the blue scarf, etc. I also intentionally made the ties and scarves the same colors and patterns so I could use them as a matching game with my preschoolers on Monday.

This week's Flannel Friday round-up is  hosted by Mel's Desk. Past round-ups are linked at So Tomorrow. Happy weekend!