A, I, U, E, O Onigiri Glove Theater I think I used to watch this on "Okasan to Issho" (a children's program) when I was a child, but I don't remember it... But when I heard it again after becoming a nursery teacher, I felt like I had heard it before, and it was a mysterious song that naturally seeped into me. When I was in charge of 1-year-olds, we could enjoy it just with the song, but if I had had a glove theater back then, I wonder if we could have enjoyed it even more? I wonder if that child who didn't like white rice would have started eating it? It's too late to think about it after quitting as a nursery teacher, but I made the glove theater that I wanted at that time. There are 9 different fillings for the onigiri! Please sing along while asking the children what their favorite onigiri is. ※ Please read the seller's page before purchasing. ⭐︎ Materials used Craft gloves, felt, toy cross, hand-sewing thread, embroidery thread, glue, Velcro, double-sided tape for crafts ⭐︎ Attaching the parts... ・Things attached to the gloves... all hand-sewn ・Velcro... double-sided tape for crafts & glue ・Felt to felt... glue & hand-sewing Because the parts are small, they are attached with hand-sewing, glue, and double-sided tape to prevent them from coming off. They may become easier to detach depending on the frequency of use. After purchase, please maintain them yourself. Thank you! Glove Theater Nursery School Nursery Teacher Kindergarten Handmade Daycare Center Childcare Onigiri (rice balls) A, I, U, E, O Onigiri