"Welcome to my tea party!" The Mad Hatter exclaimed as the March Hare, Alice and the Cat sat down at the tea table. They all drank their tea and chatted, having missed each other from being away from each other a year.
And then after they finished their tea, the Mad Hatter got some candies, sweets and treats and put out plate after plate of delicious treats, and they all started eating them.
Alice gives you a plate with a stack of caramels on it. "Here, eat some, they're good." She says, smiling.
And then they all finished their sweets, treats and cakes. Did you finish yours as well? The Mad Hatter, looking quite disturbed, looked across the room. "Friends, I have something to say.." The Mad Hatter said. Everyone listened.
"Friends, I now notice I have lost my Mad Hat! Please help me find it, and I will be thankful to you." The Mad Hatter said. "We'll help, right, friends?" Alice assured. Everyone nodded, then started looking for the Mad Hat.
And they all searched for the Mad Hat, looking everywhere they thought possible to lose a hat.
Then Alice spotted the Mad Hat floating wildly in a gust of wind, and saw the wind drop it on the ground. "Friends, there is the Mad Hat!" Alice cried, pointing to the Hat, as everyone crowded around it.
"I thank you all for helping me find my Mad Hat- and as a token of my appreciation you shall all get to wear my Mad Hat except for my daughter, Penny Hatter who gets to try it on all the time." The Mad Hatter said. "Fair enough." Penny Hatter concluded.
The Cat wore the Mad Hat, even though it shaded the Cat's eyes. After a minute of having it on, the Mad Hatter picked it up slowly off the Cat's head.
"It's a bit too big," The March Hare chuckled as the Mad Hatter put the Mad Hat on the March Hare. "Yes, it is." Penny Hatter replied, slowly taking the hat off the March Hare and placing it on Alice's head.
Then Alice tried on the Mad Hatter's silky, velvet hat. But they all got a good chuckle when the hat was too big and covered Alice's face, and a good portion of her neck as well.
"My friends, I fear it is time for you to go, but as some say, all good things really must come to an end." The Mad Hatter sighed. "Indeed." Penny Hatter agreed.
"My friends, I will miss you- but it is time for you all to go now, so get on with it." The Mad Hatter said, a sad look on his face. "Yes, as he said, we will see you again, and good-bye." Penny Hatter said simply, waving and smiling not quite wholeheartedly.
The cat went home firstly, a large gust of wind swooping her up and taking her home. "Mew, mewrrr, mew, meeeeoow, prrrrr, bbrrrrrrrrooowww!" The cat meowed, purring to her friends. (What she said is translated into, 'I will miss you, my friends. Good-bye- remember me until we meet again!' , and a loud brrrooooww.)
And then the March Hare left, a gust of wind picking him up. "I will see you next year, M.H., Penny H. and Alice!" The March Hare said, waving. Then the wind took him home.
And then Alice left, A great gust of wind carrying her as it had her friends. "Good-bye, Mad Hatter and Penny Hatter!" Alice cried over the wind as it carried her home.
"Farewell to you as well, Thank you for coming to see My tea party be, But it is time to go, so go ahead, don't be slow. Have a happy summer, and I'll see you at next years Mad Hatter tea party!" The Mad Hatter exclaimed, smiling and waving.