The Tiger Who Came to Tea Maths Matching game with writing activities. Pack includes: Make the number tigers 0-10 with numbers and pictures Blank tigers to write your own numbers or combine with a writing activity Blank cards for extensions and extra activities Perfect partner to our The Tiger Who Came to Tea CP packs.

Delve into the enchanting world of “The Tiger Who Came to Tea” with this comprehensive resource pack designed to support early years learning. This 68-page pack is brimming with engaging activities, literacy tools, numeracy exercises, sorting games, bingo cards, and role-play area signs, all tailored to captivate young learners. Included in the pack are: Simple Tiger Facts Powerpoint Initial Sounds Peg Game Word Mat Description Sheet Design a tin Write a list 3 Writing frames Story mountain Thank you note Invitation Shopping list Colour and count Capacity sorting activity Capacity cutting and sticking 16 Signs for days Bingo game for 9 players Cafe Role play signs etc Night/Day sorting activity Night/Day cutting and sticking Whether used in the classroom or at home, our resource pack provides educators and parents with a wealth of materials to engage children in literacy, numeracy, and imaginative play centered around “The Tiger Who Came to Tea.” Let the adventures begin with this delightful collection of resources!

A 2 week English plan and resources based around the book The Tiger who Came to Tea by Judith Kerr . Ideal for the Summer term for Year 1 but could be adapted for other terms/year groups.

Week 1 - Non-fiction - invitation and a letter Week 2 - Retelling the story Week 3 - Changing the story, the _______________ who came for breakfast Each week includes model text, planning, write and publish.

3 weeks planning for The Tiger Who Came to Tea for Year 1

Flipchart and planning for 2 week unit on writing a familiar story including Waggol . Children will learn and be able to write their own version of the story. Includes checklists and grammar lessons for Year 1 and Year 2 children. Work using a Talk 4 Writing Style on The Tiger Who Came to Tea. Includes a template to make a tiger mask and writing for children to write their own version. Additionally, includes writing a non chronological report on tigers.

This is a complete lesson that includes The Tiger Who Came to Tea - simplified story - Activities around the story.

FLASHCARDS THE TIGER WHO CAME TO TEA

Reading comprehension questions and literacy and class activities for guided reading through The Tiger Who Came To Tea. Ss find answers within the text, write in full sentences, give opinions, match food to the place where it’s found, find adjectives, think about articles and countable and uncountable nouns, design a plate to feed a tiger, and start to think and plan their own tea party.

A modern classic story of Sophie and her extraordinary teatime guest has been loved by millions of children since it was first published more than fifty years ago. The doorbell rings just as Sophie and her mummy are sitting down to tea. Who could it possibly be? What they certainly don’t expect to see at the door is a big furry, stripy tiger! The magic begins at teatime! The bundle includes: the story in widgit programme ppt a word mat a comprehension activity widgit symbolised Find the initial letter activity The tiger who came to tea counting activity a document that includes images of the characters (you can print them and use them as puppets or decorate your class) Enjoy!

The Tiger Who Came to Tea full half term worth of plans and some resources needed. Suitable for Year 1. This includes 28 sequenced lessons which cover a story including dialogue and a short unit for a non-chronological report. It follows the T4W approach.

KS1 - Guided worksheet for a book review on The Tiger Who Came to Tea.

Caption Writing with colourful Semantics Story with widgits

A linked English and DT unit aimed at Year 2. Lesson ideas and related resources - I hope this is useful!

Talk for writing year 1 literacy plan and resources. Including a story mountain and differentiated pictures to sequence, differentiated wanted posters and a role on the wall. The other 2 lessons are practical.

The Tiger Who Came to Tea - Reception Talk 4 Writing Literacy Planning and Resources. I have taught the Tiger Who Came to Tea as a Literacy key text for a number of years in my Reception class, and it is always a firm favourite . I usually use this during the Autumn term to introduce the topic of ‘All About Me’ and ‘homes’ but it can be used at any point in the year. There are 10 different whole class focused daily activities included. Please feel free to dip in and out of them. Planning included with all resources easily numbered for you to use. Included: Editable 7 PAGE - two week’s DAILY Literacy planning for Reception. Editable for you to annotate or adapt for your setting. Talk 4 Writing teacher made story map JPEG - Great for showing on IBW and printing for your setting in A3. Talk 4 Writing text - With actions breakdown at the bottom of the page. Editable initial sound - GPC matching activity. Editable story sequencing and teacher notes of oral comprehension skills. Editable invitation to the Tiger’s Tea Party - name writing assessment Editable letter from the Tiger Tiger Tea Party ideas Editable Tiger thank you cards Editable The … Who Came to Tea - book template - Innovating the story for Reception - creating my own version of the story - changing the character, character description, changing the food, changing the last setting. Suggestions of role play and small world areas. Suggestions of EAD making tiger headbands for the tiger tea party. Thanks for looking and have a great day, Molly x

Hello, This resource has 2 word mat’s and 3 writing frames. These are for describing the tiger and describing what the tiger might sound like for children who are struggling to access the curriculum. I have used this mostly with children with SEN as is also becomes a nice sensory activity! Best wishes, Vicky

Comprehension to go alongside Judith Kerr’s ‘The Tiger Who Came to Tea’.

Tiger Tea Flat Folk Flat Folk are simple cone shaped figures that are easy to make. Print, laminate, cut-out and stick together. The characters are, on average 15 cm high. There are two characters to each page. This resource contains: Mum, Dad and Little Girl who could be used with The Tiger who came to tea story Please Note: This resource does NOT include a tiger They have a myriad of uses, story - telling, small world, display, mobiles. For use in the classroom and beyond! If you like these figures, please leave a review.

The tiger who came to tea using colourful semantics. This is an approach to support spoken and written language learning across the curriculum, and it is also a common approach used in speech therapy. It aims to help children develop skills when it comes to sentence development, understanding questions, developing narrative, understanding written text and developing vocabulary. Colourful semantics are often used to support children with speech and language difficulties, including those who have difficulties with word order, vocabulary difficulties or expressive and receptive language difficulties. It can also be helpful for children who have English as an additional language.

Comprehension sheet based on the Tiger who came to Tea - encouraging children to write in full and complete sentences.