1. Cut an oval out of the black construction paper the full size of the paper.
2. Cut a strip of paper to make a band to put around the boy's head, tape it. Put that circle (slightly oval) on the paper to trace the inner circle. Then draw a circle around it. Leave about a 2" brim on 3 sides and about 4" on the "front".
3. Draw the trapezoid, and cut out the gray parts. (see photo)
4. Cut out a band and band and buckle out of gray paper.
5. Glue the hat band on the hat and then the buckle on top of the band.
6. Bend the hat piece up and try on the child.
7. You may need to adjust the opening to fit the individual child's head.
8. On the underneath side, apply tape to the two points where the hat bends. This will help reinforce the stress point, and hopefully prevent tearing.

1. Mix the cake according to directions on the box.
2. Pour the cake mix into ONE cupcake liner.
3. Pour the rest of the cake mix into the bundt cake pan, coating the pan as directed on the box.
4. Bake according to the directions on the box, making sure you don't over bake the cupcake.
5. Let cool.
6. Mix up a small amount of frosting in one mixing bowl using green food coloring.
7. Mix up the rest of the frosting in another mixing bowl using red and yellow food coloring to create orange.
8. Frost the cake with the orange frosting.
9. Frost the cupcake on the sides and bottom with the green frosting.
10. Place the cupcake, bottom side up, on the top of the cake.
11. Enjoy!

1. Find a place to work, and protect it with a large sheet of paper.
2. Gather all your materials.
3. Read all the directions.

Making your Corn Collage

Step 1 - Make the Corn Picture

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Cut out a corn cob shape from yellow construction paper and cut out some leaves from green construction paper. You might find it easiest to cut out the corn cob, then lay it on the green paper, then draw the leaves, then cut them out. You can glue the finished shape to thin cardboard if you want to make it sturdier.

Step 2 - Attach the corn

You're Done!

1. Trace around the child's hand on one piece of white construction paper. Note: You may wish to trace larger around the child's hand to make the turkey feathers bigger and also make it easier for the child to cut out.
2. Cut out the pattern.
3. Paint the hand pattern with different colors of paints.
4. Let the paint dry.
5. Cut one of the toilet paper tubes in half. (You will only need 1 piece)
6. Cut out brown construction paper to fit around the two toilet paper tubes and staple it on to the tubes.
7. Staple the two tubes together, the shorter on top of the longer one.
8. Cut out a beak and feet out of the yellow construction paper, a gobbler out of red construction paper, and eyes out of white and black construction paper.
9. Attach the eyes, beak, feet, and gobbler to the tubes with glue. (See photo)
10. Staple the feathers to the back of the tubes when the feathers are dry.

How To Make It
 



1. Fold the paper lengthwise back 2" to create the front opening. Crease well.
2. Bend, without folding, the hat over the child's head so that the 2 shorter ends meet at each side of the child's jawline.
3. Have the child hold the hat in place. Meanwhile step behind the child and cut a slit about 6" from the end of the paper towards the head. Cut another slit about 6" from the other end in towards the head.
4. Remove from child's head.
5. Bending paper back in same position as if on child's head, fold the middle section down and hold.
6. Fold one side over the middle section and glue in place.
7. Fold the other side over the other two sections and glue in place.
8. Place the hat on a flat surface with the face opening up. Place something like a heavy book on it to hold in place.
9. Let dry.
10. On each end, hole punch one hole in the turned over flap.
11. Tie a piece of yarn to each hole.
12. The child then puts the hat on and ties the yarn to hold it on her head.
13. Cute as can be, and simple to make!