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Tiger Tea Story Sequence

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Tiger Tea Story Sequence

Tiger drinking tea illustration

📖 Part 1: Story Pictures

Instructions: Look at the pictures below. Cut them out carefully along the dotted lines.

Picture A: Sophie and Mummy having tea in the kitchen

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Picture B: A big tiger at the front door

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Picture C: The tiger eating all the food and drinking all the tea

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Picture D: The family going out for dinner because there's no food left

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Picture E: Daddy coming home from work

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Picture F: The tiger leaving through the front door

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🔢 Part 2: Put the Story in Order

Instructions: Stick your cut-out pictures in the boxes below in the correct order from 1 to 6.

1. What happens first in the story?
2. What happens next?
3. What happens after that?
4. What happens then?
5. What happens next?
6. How does the story end?

✏️ Part 3: Story Questions

7. Who came to tea?
8. What did the tiger eat and drink?

All the sandwiches

All the buns and cakes

All the biscuits

All the tea

9. Where did the family go for dinner?

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