Bunting turns family learning into a flannelboard: torn-paper tasks, tacked to a deep felt wall and strung on a yarn thread. Warm and hand-placed, never a cold dashboard.
Built for the gentle, complex work of teaching a child at home — reading, words, feelings — where warmth and narrative context make hard tasks easy to start.
Each task is a torn-paper cut-out tacked at a tilt — a story map, a word garden, a keepsake seal — not a row of identical white cards.
A coloured yarn-strand ties the day's stops together, so a child follows the lesson like turning the pages of a picture book.
Paper grain, blanket-stitch rims and wooden pins give every screen the warmth of a thing made by hand, at AA contrast throughout.
A whole week of reading sits on one wall: finished tales pinned with a seal, the one in progress glowing under a wooden tack, new words sprouting along the bottom like a felt garden.
Start a board for each child and string the day's stops on a yarn thread.
Tack stories, words and a feelings-check to the felt — drag to re-order, just like real cut-outs.
Follow the thread left to right; earn a pasted seal at the end of every tale.
Free for families. Pin a tale, hang the bunting, and read together tonight.