Tiger who came to tea activities

We’ve teamed up with HarperCollins to bring you this range of beautifully illustrated word cards to support reading Judith Kerr's ‘The Tiger Who Came to Tea’.

Tiger Sensory Bin for kids is a fun sensory bin activity for toddlers and preschoolers. It's a great way to take about colour and tigers!

This blog post shares our ideas, tips and photos on how to have a Tiger who Came to Tea Party at home for your little ones.

This tiger craft uses marbles and paint to create the tiger's stripes! Kids love this art technique! The following post contains affiliate links, which means that at no extra cost to you I can make a tiny bit of money to help support this blog. Thank you! This craft idea came to me after we did our recent Marble Painting activity. We just did abstract designs that time but this was a bit different as was inspired by the book The Tiger Who Came To Tea. White cardstock Orange and black paint…

T is for Tiger Tea Party Story Retell activity involves bringing the story alive through sensory play. We created a sensory tub using various

Our UK Blogging Awards “BiBs” “mini series” continues! The “BiBs” is a UK award ceremony in which I have been nominated for Crats and Outstanding (ahem, please do vote for me if you wish…). I thought it would be nice to highlight some of my lovely peer group with guest posts from fellow nominees in the Craft...

When I was a little girl The Tiger Who Came to Tea by Judith Kerr was one of my favourite books. I'm not quite sure why I loved it so much. It's quite a simple story but it's always made me smile. When Monkey was born I knew I wanted to do lots of reading with her. The Tiger Who Came to Tea was one of the first books I bought her. We've read it loads and it's become a firm favourite with her just as it was with me. So I suppose it was only a matter of time until we read it at baby book club…

Get your cubs wild and excited with these terrific Tiger Crafts for Kids! Perfect for International Tiger Day, India's Independence Day and wildlife lessons. Wole Soyinka, Nigerian author and Nobel laureate, said, "A tiger does not shout its tigritude, it acts". It's hard to think a more fitting way to describe this majestic creature, who's content and confident enough to relegate the title of King of the Jungle to another cat! Maybe that's the reason tigers have an air of mystery and…