Hot glue the felt circle to the top of the 2″ foam circle and long rectangle felt around the edge. Trace a 2″ circle and 1″x7″ rectangle on the felt with a crayon. Glue the extra fleece on the back side like you’re giftwrapping a present. Stuff the foam rectangle into the fleece and stretch the corners until you get a nice fit. Repeat the glue, align and cut off steps for each of the four corners of fleece until you start to get a box shape.

Be careful not to press directly on the fleece with your fingers, since the glue will seep through the fleece.Ĭut off the excess fleece. Use a yardstick or large ruler to draw straight lines along each edge of the foam on the fleece.įold the fleece over so the longer line aligns with the glue on the short line. You can use scissors on the foam, but the knife cuts easier.Ĭut out a 8.5″x12.5″ rectangle of gray fleece.

Cut both out carefully with an X-Acto Knife. Trace the 3″x5″ rectangle and 2″ circle on the foam with a Sharpie.

Don’t Push the Button! Red Button Activity PDF.

“Don’t Push the Button” book by Bill Cotter.

So what could make a button pushing book even better? How about a soft and cuddly button you can push?

And the results are unexpected for each additional push. When he can’t resist the temptation any longer, he tells the reader to push the button. Don’t Push the Button! by Bill Cotter is an interactive children’s picture book featuring Larry and a large red button that he shouldn’t push.

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