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Use a little hot glue to secure the poster board brim to the plastic hat, then decorate! You might have to enlarge the circle a little to get it to slide all the way down to the base of the hat. Turn the hat right side up, and slide the poster board brim onto the hat.

Use a pencil to trace the top of the hat onto the poster board.Ĭut the traced circle out. If you want a big, floppy hat brim (and lots of kids did), begin by rounding the ends of a 14″ x 22″ piece of poster board.įlip the hat upside down and place it in the center of the poster board. This is an incredibly simple story time project.

Optional floppy hat brim: 14″ x 22″ piece of poster board (any color) & pencil.

Scissors, tape, glue dots, glue sticks for construction.

Pipe cleaners (regular, jumbo, and sparkle stems).

A selection of self-adhesive foam shapes.

1 child’s black plastic top hat (I purchased mine at Oriental Trading Company).

But when Wizzie falls prey to a local bully, Newton gives her his precious hat in order to make her feel better. He wears it at the dinner table, in the bathtub, and when he goes to bed! Henry tries to make Newton remove his hat, but it’s not happening. Newton doesn’t talk much, and when he does, he just says “No hat.” Newton simply refuses to take off his fuzzy knitted hat.

Cousin Newton is visiting Henry and Wizzie. We read What a Hat! by Holly Keller (Greenwillow Books, 2003). The task…to make a hat that you NEVER want to take off.