T Is For Tiger Letter T Craft Kit 13603458 A01 1500г 1500 Letter T Doing the letter t craft. have each student color their letters as desired. my preschooler chose to color his letter t orange to make an orange tiger. a fabulous book to pair with this activity is mr. tiger goes wild by peter brown! once students have colored their letters, they can trace the “t t is for tiger” sentence below the letter. Pull down from the top, then go across the top, crafting the sturdy lines of the letter t with finesse. picture the letter t coming to life with each deliberate movement, just like a tiger marking its territory with bold stripes. it's a dance of lines and curves, creating beauty with every stroke. watch and try: hold onto your stripes, everyone!.
T Is For Tiger Children Place The Letter On The Sheet Then Using Half Steps to make this t for tiger craft: print the craft template on an a4 or letter sized paper. cut out all the parts – the orange head, the black stripes, nose and the ears. use these cutout templates as your reference points and trace onto felt. we used a 2mm stiff felt to make this craft. alternately, you could use construction paper or. Step 3 – add the tiger details to the letter t. for the tiger’s eyes: glue the googly eyes on the top of the letter t. for the tiger’s ears: cut out triangles and glue them to the top of the t. for the tiger’s face: take some white construction paper and cut out half circles for the mouth and snout. don’t forget to glue the pom pom. Once the paint is dry, glue the long strip of paper onto the tube, followed by the shorter strip of paper creating a ‘t’ shape. leave a small space at the top of the tube for the tiger’s head. glue the tiger’s head at the top of the cardboard tube. using a small piece of sticky tape, stick the tail onto the back of the cardboard tube. The tip of the thumb is the tiger’s face. although you can also make it this way round: 2. flat handprint tiger: the fist is the tiger’s head. and the thumb is turned into a tiger’s tail. the four fingers are the four legs for both versions! you can add as many or as few stripes as you like.
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