In rural communities where access to high – quality educational resources may be limited, felt busy boards are emerging as a cost – effective and accessible solution. Local community groups, schools, and non – profit organizations are organizing workshops to teach parents and teachers how to make their own felt busy boards using locally available materials. These handmade boards are then distributed to families and schools, providing children with much – needed educational toys. The simplicity of felt busy boards, which require no electricity or advanced technology to use, makes them ideal for rural areas. Moreover, the hands – on nature of the boards helps in engaging children who may not have the same access to digital learning tools as their urban counterparts. This initiative is not only helping to bridge the educational gap between rural and urban areas but also fostering a sense of community through collaborative toy – making projects.