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Tiger Tea Story Sequence

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Tiger Tea Story Sequence

Read the story, then solve the sequencing and comprehension tasks. Use clues from the story to explain your answers.

The Tiger at Tea

One quiet afternoon, Sophie and her mum were having tea in the kitchen. They heard a knock at the front door. Sophie opened it, and there stood a large, stripy tiger. He asked if he might join them for tea, using a courteous tone. Sophie and Mum invited him in. The tiger was very hungry. He ate all the sandwiches, all the buns and cakes, and every biscuit in the tin. Then he drank the whole teapot of tea. “That was delicious,” he said, before padding out through the front door. When Dad came home from work, there was nothing left for dinner. The family decided to go out to a café instead. On the way, Sophie wondered whether the tiger might visit again. This time, she thought, they would buy plenty of extra food.

1.Write 1–6 beside these events to show what happened in the story: Dad came home from work (___); the tiger drank the tea (___); Sophie and Mum had tea (___); the family went to a café (___); the tiger knocked at the door (___); the tiger ate the food (___).
2.Choose the event that happened first in the story.
  • Dad came home from work.
  • Sophie and Mum were having tea.
  • The family went to a café.
  • The tiger left through the front door.
3.Which words tell you that the tiger asked in a well-mannered way?
4.Tick every kind of food or drink the tiger ate or drank.
  • Sandwiches
  • Buns and cakes
  • Biscuits
  • Soup
  • Tea
5.Why did the family decide to go out to a café for dinner?
6.The tiger stayed for dinner with Dad. Write true or false, then correct the sentence if it is false.
TrueFalse
7.Match the event on the left with where it happened on the right.
  • Sophie and Mum had tea
  • The tiger arrived
  • The family went to the café
  • Front door
  • Kitchen
  • Café
8.Complete the sentence with a time word that fits the story: “, the tiger knocked at the door.”
9.Sophie thinks they will buy extra food if the tiger visits again. What does this suggest about how she feels about the tiger?
10.Imagine the tiger returns. Write two or three sentences telling what happens next. Include a time word such as “later”, “afterwards” or “finally”.

3 printable pages

  • Tiger Tea Story Sequence, page 1 of 3: The Tiger at Tea

    Page 1

  • Tiger Tea Story Sequence, page 2 of 3: 3. Which words tell you that the tiger asked in a well-mannered way?

    Page 2

  • Tiger Tea Story Sequence, page 3 of 3: 9. Sophie thinks they will buy extra food if the tiger visits again. What does this

    Page 3

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