| This Good Samaritan storytelling aid combines the fun of a lift the flap book with the ease of a simple craft even younger kids can make. The best way to use this craft is to make a version in advance so you can show the children how it works and how it tells the story. For our international friends there is a version with no text on it. |  |
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As well as the printout,to make this craft you will need a pair of scissors and some sticky tape. You may also need colouring pens if you are printing without colour or in partial colour. Templates with English Text : For printing in full colour PDF – 1 page For printing in partial colour PDF – 1 page For printing in outline only PDF – 1 page Templates with no words : For printing in full colour PDF – 1 page For printing in partial colour PDF – 1 page For printing in outline only PDF – 1 page |
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Add any colour then cut out the main square. |
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Fold along the long horizontal dotted lines. One fold is a valley fold and the other a mountain fold – there are little symbols on the side of the paper to help you identify which one is which. |
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Once folded use a small piece of tape to secure at the edges so it doesn’t come unfolded. |
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Use a pair of scissors to cut along the four cut lines, to form 3 flaps that can be folded down later. |
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The craft is now complete and you can begin to use it to tell the story. |
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Fold back each flap to reveal the answer to the question – “did they stop and help the man?” |
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Once the answer has been revealed follow the arrow onto the next flap, don’t continue reading down. |
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After all the flaps are open read the underside of the flaps to complete the story. |
