Showing posts with label Grandparent's Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grandparent's Day. Show all posts

Friday, May 27, 2011

Grandparent's Day Tissue Paper Hats

It has been tradition for many years to make tissue paper hats with our grandparents.  I tried to take pictures of each step to share.  I believe some of you creative teachers might make these hats out of newspaper - too messy!  Some parents even keep the the hats stored away until their child graduates from high school to set out at his/her graduation party.  

Step 1 - two pieces of tissue paper crossed

Step 2 - two pieces of newsprint paper crossed

Step 3 - two more pieces of tissue paper crossed

Step 4 - One person holds the paper over the child's while the other person wraps tape around three times just above the ears.  Make sure to tell the students that it will only take a couple of seconds, it will be dark, and you will hear loud crinkly sounds. 

Step 5 - The grandparents and grandchild decorate the hats together.

Step 6 - the students get to wear their creative hats!


 
We will have a parade at the end of grandparent's day so all the students will be able to show off their special hats they made with their grandparents.

Amber

Grandparent's Day Hand Print Poem

I used to always use a solid paint color or stamp to add the hand print to the Grandparent's poem.  This year, I copied Ms. Dickinsen's way of doing it and I LOVE IT!  My teaching partners are so creative!   

Amber
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