Who is knocking at Sophie’s door? Why it’s the Tiger Who Came to Tea!
Judith Kerr first published this classic story in 1968 and it has been a hit ever since. A delightful book about a little girl called Sophie and her mother who hear a knock at the door! We have loved pretending with our children about who could be knocking at our door!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eob3MtLkgK0
Art Prompt ~ Salt dough food
Work together with your child and create some salt dough food. We created cakes, cupcakes, biscuits and donuts for a pretend tea party! Then usd bright paints to finish them!
Salt Dough Recipie:
1 cup salt
2 cups flour
3/4 cup water
Preheat oven to 120’c. Mix salt and flour together and gradually add the water to make the dough. Add more flour if it is too sticky! Cooking time depends on the thickness of the dough but it should be hard to touch.
Play Prompt ~ Tea Party
This is by far one of our favourite play prompts for our children. We find that they become compleatly immersed in their play. We prefer to use real china tea cups, saucers and tea pot so that it feel like a special tea party. We also add some tea bags, you can use herbal tea instead of black tea if you prefer
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