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I Want My Hat Back

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Bear's hat is gone. None of the other animals have seen it. He becomes sad, until his memory is sparked by a deer who asks just the right question. Based on the children's book by Jon Klassen.

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Runtime: 8 minutes 52 seconds

Topic: Literature, Social Science
Subtopic: Animal Stories, Children's Literature, Emotions
Grade/Interest Level: 1 - 3
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Release Year: 2013
Producer/Distributor: Weston Woods Studios
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The bank of a river, lake, or stream with driftwood and bright green ferns.

Woman signs in front of a 2-page view of a storybook illustration of a green chameleon on a green leaf and a yellow chameleon on a yellow leaf. Story text appears on screen.

Two young children reach through a barbed wire fence to pet a friendly donkey on a farm.

Three male lions lounge on top of a rock, basking in the sun.

Dr. Brady Barr holds a handful of long grass in his hands. On the other side of a metal fence, a large hippo opens its mouth wide at him.

Dr. Brady Barr smiles at us as he holds a yellow and black Tiger Salamander in his hands.

Howler monkey perched on a tree branch as it howls.

Jaguar sitting, hunched over, with its mouth open like it is yawning.

Elephant with one tusk stands next to two dirt piles in a field. Two other elephants, one with a visible tusk, stand in the distance.

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Kelly H. (Raleigh, NC)

February 21st, 2018 at 09:21 AM

Used for students to infer what happened and look for clues as to what happened at the end. Great to make comparisions of the bear and rabbit. Liked the cutout activity included which allowed for my students to sequence the events, label the characters and tell me what happened.
Kelly H. (Raleigh, NC)

January 26th, 2018 at 12:41 PM

Cute little story! Great for teaching some new vocab and having kids think about how they know the bear or the fox is lying. Great story for analyzing what happened. Great for ID students too.