Can you make a hat and eat it? Yes! This activity will allow the students to make hats that could serve as desserts during Cinco de Mayo celebration.
- Duration: 1 Hour(s)
- Grade(s): K – 2nd
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Hats are not just for fashion, they can be fun treats as well! Put on your chef’s hat and apron in this fun cooking activity where you can make edible hats to celebrate a Mexican holiday called Cinco de Mayo.
Can you make a hat and eat it? Yes! This activity will allow the students to make hats that could serve as desserts during Cinco de Mayo celebration.
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