ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten That’s Not a Hat! | A story about the love of hats [Read Aloud]
Hello, friends! How are you today? Is the sun shining where you are? It’s a bright and sunny day here, and it’s perfect for playing outside. Are you ready to read a fun story with us?
We have a book called “That’s Not a Hat” by Marty. Let’s see what happens in the story!
Daddy says, “It’s time to do our errands. Put on your coats and your hats.” But oh no! Where is Daddy’s hat? We need to find a new one while we’re out.
We go to the greengrocer. Daddy sees something and says, “That’s not a hat. Those are bananas!” We put our groceries in the car and check our list. Where do we go next?
At the pet shop, Daddy points and says, “That’s not a hat. That’s an octopus!” We load up the car with our shopping and look at our list again. Where do we need to go next?
We visit the hardware store. Daddy laughs and says, “That’s not a hat. That’s a bucket!” We put our shopping in the car and check our list. Where do we go next?
At the garden center, Daddy smiles and says, “That’s not a hat. That’s a plant!” We load up the car with our shopping and check our list. Where do we need to go next?
We stop at the bakery. Daddy chuckles and says, “That’s not a hat. That’s a cake!” We put our shopping in the car.
Daddy says, “I know where we need to go to find a hat.” The children shout, “The haberdasher!” Yes, that’s where we find a hat!
Wasn’t that a fun and silly story? If you liked it, tell your friends and read more stories with us. Remember to read lots of books and have fun!
Thank you for joining us today! See you next time. Bye-bye!
Hat Hunt at Home: Go on a hat hunt in your house! Look around and find objects that could be funny hats. Try putting them on your head and see if they stay. Can you find something that looks like a hat but isn’t? Share your discoveries with your family and see who can find the silliest “hat.”
Draw Your Own Story: Use your imagination to draw a picture of a place you might visit with Daddy. What funny object might Daddy mistake for a hat there? Draw the object on Daddy’s head and share your story with your friends or family. What other silly hats can you think of?
Everyday Hat Spotting: When you go out with your family, look around and see if you can spot things that could be mistaken for hats. Maybe a lamp post, a tree, or even a cloud! Point them out and say, “That’s not a hat!” Just like in the story. How many can you find in one day?
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
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Hi everyone! Welcome back to Storytime Family. How’s everyone doing? Is it nice and sunny where you are? It’s super sunny and warm here today, so we all get to go outside and enjoy some sunshine. I hope you’re ready to sit down and read with us. Today, we have a book called “That’s Not a Hat” by Marty.
First, let’s check it out, shall we?
“Daddy says it’s time to do our errands. Put on your coats and your hats. Oh no, where’s Daddy’s hat? We will have to find a new one while we’re out.”
The first stop is the greengrocer. “That’s not a hat,” Daddy says. “Those are bananas.” We load up the car with our shopping and look at our list. Where do we need to go next?
The next stop is the pet shop. “That’s not a hat,” Daddy says. “That’s an octopus.” We load up the car with our shopping and check our list again. Where do we need to go next?
The next stop is the hardware store. “That’s not a hat,” Daddy says. “That’s a bucket.” We load up the car with our shopping and look at our list. Where do we need to go next?
The next stop is the garden center. “That’s not a hat,” Daddy says. “That’s a plant.” We load up the car with our shopping and check our list. Where do we need to go next?
The next stop is the bakery. “That’s not a hat,” Daddy says. “That’s a cake.” We load up the car with our shopping.
Daddy says, “I know where we need to go to find a hat.”
“The haberdasher!” Yes, Daddy, the children shout. “That’s a hat!”
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