TOPIC: Food and manners

• Imagine if a different animal came to tea. How would they behave? Could you write a story about this?
• Draw the tiger and Sohie

• Use expressions such as: hello, thanks, good bye...
• Imagine that the tiger escaped from a zoo. Write the story that describes how he escaped.
• What happens to the tiger next? Where does he go after visiting Sophie's house? Write a story about another adventure that he has.
• Work with a group of friends to act out the story.  Watch this trailer for a live production of the story for some ideas:

Maths:

Create a shopping list showing all of the things that Sophie's family needed to buy to replace the things that the tiger ate. How much would each item cost?

Music

• Can you make a song that the tiger might sing to say 'Goodbye' and 'Thank you' to Sophie's family?

Fuente: https://www.teachingideas.co.uk/library/books/the-tiger-who-came-to-tea

Some activities at home: Reading Aloud

READING ALOUD.

Children’s literature can lead children into exploration, creativity, and english learning. As you share stories with your kids, you are building their curiosity and critical thinking skills. Finding good books can lead to rich conversations and engaging into english such a second language.

We have many books in our personal library:

Topic: Family

Family is a special topic we will work in a very close way.

NOTES: Nice book to work tdescripcions, animals and family feeling...