Because our preschoolers were so into our tea party dramatic play, I thought I’d search the internet for other ideas. Here are some fun tea-related activities for little kids:
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Rainy Day Mum puts together a gingerbread tea party with play dough.
Here is a sweet way from The Imagination Tree to have a tea party at home.
Buggy and Buddy shares how to throw a fairy tea party play date.
How about a mommy and toddler tea party, such as this one by Rainy Day Mum.
Provide a tray activity that teaches life skills, as shown by Crafty Antoinette.
You can make your own sponge cake to go along with your tea (Here Come the Girls).
Nurturestore invites the teddy bears to their tea party.
Carrots Are Orange shares how tea parties are not just for girls! {And our boys had just as much fun in our dramatic play area as the girls.}
A tea party can be a great way to strengthen fine motor development, as shown at A Little Learning for Two.
You can decorate your own little tea cups, as Homegrown Friends has done.
If it’s hot outside, enjoyed an ICED tea party (Kids Activities Blog).
Home Grown Montessori has some great suggestions on how children can host a tea party.
My Nearest and Dearest turns their snack time into a tea party.
Montessori Confessions has collected tea party practical life activities.
A tea party is a great way to develop friendship skills (Learn With Play at Home)
Children can enjoy setting up a play cafe with handmade placemats (East Coast Mommy).
You can put together a tea party with real sandwiches and treats, such as what The Chaos and Clutter has done.
Make your own princess ribbon hat to wear to the tea party! (Kidspot)
The Chirping Moms puts together an outdoor tea party with the cutest hats for their tea party!
Fun At Home With Kids shows you how preschoolers can make their own tea bags!
If you want to add a bit more than tea, how about a cafe, as shared by Childhood 101.
You could be creative and make The Pleasantest Thing‘s tea play dough!
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