How to make a solar system hat

Are these solar system hats a good idea?

Whether you're organizing a space unit or just want a fun way to help kids learn the order of planets, these solar system hats are a must-try.

How do you make a solar system hat?

To prep for the making of our out-of-this-world solar system hats, I printed a copy of the solar system coloring sheet (available here) for each child. Then, I grabbed several sheets of black construction paper and cut them into 3 inch wide strips. I wanted to make a headband that was 3 inches wide x 24 inches long.

How do you put a solar panel on a hat?

Once you’ve attached the solar panel to your hat, it’s time to add an extra layer of protection with a clear plastic sheet. This will help to keep the panel from getting damaged by the sun or wind. You can either attach the sheet to the hat with tape or Velcro, or you can simply drape it over the top of the hat.

How do you make a color system hat?

To make the color system hat, the students will color all of the planets along with the sun. They can then cut the planets and hat out. You can have them glue the planets on randomly, or help them place them in the order closest to the sun to the furthest. last, help them staple the hat together so it fits their head and they’re ready to go!

How do you make a sun hat?

Glue the circles onto a background sheet of your choice. Fold the triangles in half lengthways. Glue two of the triangles together (folded edges touching) to make the sun’s rays. Repeat all around the sun. Draw on some eyes and a big cheeky smile. Make these cute paper weather crafts for kids.

What is a solar hat?

A single hat containing 30 polycrystalline silicon solar cell arranged in a special way to produce required current to charge a mobile phone used by outdoor workers. A single solar cell has maximum power capacity of 0.172W and maximum voltage of 0.512V.