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Strong, powerful and instantly recognisable from its mighty roar and striking orange and black stripy coat – the tiger is the biggest of all the cat species. Tigers have been walking this planet for about 2 million years, however during the last century wild tiger numbers have fallen by over 95 per cent due to habitat loss, illegal wildlife trade and climate change. These majestic big cats are endangered, but with a helping hand we can protect them. WWF is working hard to help give tigers a future and you can too by becoming a tiger protector. Here’s a fun way to celebrate tigers! Use your tiger keyring with pride and as a talking point to inform people about tigers and some of the reasons that they are endangered. Tell them how they can become a tiger protector too! all ages 40 minutes indoor fun TIGER KEY RING What you need Beads Key ring loop Cotton / string Pens Recycled materials What to do 1. Make a knot on the end of the cotton or string 2. Thread beads onto the string; why not choose alternate orange and black beads to make tiger stripes? 3. Decorate wooden beads with tiger stripes or Tx2 Top tips Use recycled items to make alternative beads… you could cut shapes from an old plastic bottle, fold paper to make beads or cut small pieces of fabric into rolls to add to your keyring… GET INVOLVED: These majestic big cats need our help. Become a Tiger Protector today and help us double their numbers in the wild by 2020 – the next Chinese year of the tiger: wwf.org.uk/littletigers #iProtectTigers

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Strong, powerful and instantly recognisable from its mighty roar and striking orange and black stripy coat – the tiger is the biggest of all the cat species. Tigers have been walking this planet for about 2 million years, however during the last century wild tiger numbers have fallen by over 95 per cent due to habitat loss, illegal wildlife trade and climate change. These majestic big cats are endangered, but with a helping hand we can protect them. WWF is working hard to help give tigers a future and you can too by becoming a tiger protector. Here’s a fun way to celebrate tigers!

Use your tiger keyring with pride and as a talking point to inform people about tigers and some of the reasons that they are endangered. Tell them how they can become a tiger protector too!

all ages40 minutes indoor fun

TIGER KEY RING

What you need

• Beads

• Key ring loop

• Cotton / string

• Pens

• Recycled materials

What to do

1. Make a knot on the end of the cotton or string

2. Thread beads onto the string; why not choose alternate orange and black beads to make tiger stripes?

3. Decorate wooden beads with tiger stripes or Tx2

Top tips

Use recycled items to make alternative beads… you could cut shapes from an old plastic bottle, fold paper to make beads or cut small pieces of fabric into rolls to add to your keyring…

GET INVOLVED:These majestic big cats need our help. Become a Tiger Protector today and help us double their numbers in the wild by 2020 – the next Chinese year of the tiger:

wwf.org.uk/littletigers #iProtectTigers

What you need

• A copy of the tiger door hanger

• Scissors

• Blue tac

What to do

1. Print this cute tiger door danger.

2. Carefully cut around the door hanger and the three tiger heads. You may need to ask an adult to help you.

3. Hang the tiger door hanger over the door knob by its long tail.

4. Using blue tac, stick the tiger face onto the tiger, where there is a space.

5. You can choose which face you like, to tell people how you are feeling; wide awake, sleepy or fast asleep!

all ages20 minutes indoor fun

GET INVOLVED:These majestic big cats need our help. Become a Tiger Protector today and help us double their numbers in the wild by 2020 – the next Chinese year of the tiger:

wwf.org.uk/littletigers #iProtectTigers

TIGER DOOR HANGER

Display your tiger poster in your meeting place, in your local village school, at home or at school.

A tiger’s tail is between 72-109cm long depending on the which type of tiger it is, but it is usually less than half its body length.

DID YOU KNOW?

Strong, powerful and instantly recognisable from its mighty roar and striking orange and black stripy coat – the tiger is the biggest of all the cat species. Tigers have been walking this planet for about 2 million years, however during the last century wild tiger numbers have fallen by over 95 per cent due to habitat loss, illegal wildlife trade and climate change. These majestic big cats are endangered, but with a helping hand we can protect them. WWF is working hard to help give tigers a future and you can too by becoming a tiger protector. Here’s a fun way to celebrate tigers!

Strong, powerful and instantly recognisable from its mighty roar and striking orange and black stripy coat – the tiger is the biggest of all the cat species. Tigers have been walking this planet for about 2 million years, however during the last century wild tiger numbers have fallen by over 95 per cent due to habitat loss, illegal wildlife trade and climate change. These majestic big cats are endangered, but with a helping hand we can protect them. WWF is working hard to help give tigers a future and you can too by becoming a tiger protector. Make this poster to raise awareness of the threats tigers face and what we can do to help safeguard their future.

What you need

• Orange paper or orange paint

• Black pens

• Picture of a tiger

What to do

1. Findabeautifulpictureofamagnificenttigerorusetheimage on this downloadable activity.

2. Carefully draw the shape of the tiger’s body, you can draw the face as well if you like, or if you prefer you could cut out the face and add it to the picture as we have done.

3. You could use recycled paper or stick together old cereal boxes and paint them orange.

4. Find out more about tigers. Why not download our tiger Explore poster which is packed full of fascinating facts, engaging activities, and information all about tigers. www.wwf.org.uk/explore

5. By yourself, or with your friends & family, write information on your tiger in black pen to create the tiger’s stripes. When your tiger has all his stripes, your tiger poster is complete!

Don’t forget to include;

• Amazing tiger facts

• Information about tiger’s habitats

• Why tigers are endangered

• What we can do to help.

all ages1.5 hours indoor fun

GET INVOLVED:These majestic big cats need our help. Become a Tiger Protector today and help us double their numbers in the wild by 2020 – the next Chinese year of the tiger:

wwf.org.uk/littletigers #iProtectTigers

THE TIGER IS THE BIGGEST OF ALL THE CAT

SPECIES

LARGE TIGER POSTER

Display your tiger poster in your meeting place, in your local village school, at home or at school.

Strong and powerful - and instantly recognisable with its orange and black stripy coat – the tiger is the biggest of all the cat species.

Today, these majestic big cats are threatened by habitat loss, illegal wildlife trade and climate change. But we’re working hard to give tigers a future and with your help and support, we can protect them. So why not share your love for these incredible creatures by making a colourful tiger habitat Christmas card for your friends and family!

What you need

• A4 size green card

• Extra green paper, felt or card

• Felt tip pens

• Tiger images

• Tiger facts

• Scissors

• Glue

Instructions

1. Fold the green or white card in half and cut straight lines from the folded edge to about 1cm from the edge on the other side of the card. Repeat 6 times.

2. Fold half the strips towards you and half the strips away from you and sharpen the edges.

3. Cut bits of green paper or felt into branch and leaf shapes and glue them onto the front.

4. Decorate your tiger and glue it on the inside of the strips folding away from you.

5. Research some amazing tiger facts and write them

on the back of your card. Send your card to a friend so they know how brilliant tigers are!

all ages1 hour indoor fun

GET INVOLVED:These majestic big cats need our help. Become a Tiger Protector today and help us double their numbers in the wild by 2020 – the next Chinese year of the tiger:

wwf.org.uk/littletigers #iProtectTigers

THE TIGER IS THE BIGGEST OF ALL THE CAT

SPECIES

3D TIGER HABITAT CHRISTMAS CARD

Rangers are the eyes and ears of the forest, protecting wildlife and the landscapes they inhabit. A tiger ranger will work to help protect these majestic big cats from illegal wildlife trade, human wildlife conflict and habitat loss. It’s a really tough job that requires team work, dedication and a passion for wildlife and the natural world. Do you have what it takes to be a tiger ranger?

What you need

• Our ranger game sheet with the different items he needs to do his work

• A dice

• A pencil per team

• You can also watch a short film that shows the important job rangers do to help protect endangered species. youtube.com/watch?v=6ze_tcNpA6Y

The aim of the game!

This is a game for groups of 4-6 children, with the aim of seeing who can equip their ranger the fastest with everything they need to look after tigers. Each ranger will need to collect:

• Boots and uniform

• A waterproof jacket

• GPS System for tracking

• Training and support

• A fair wage

Once your ranger has collected all of the items listed above, you can draw an large smile on your ranger!

How to play

1. To collect these essential items, each team member throws a dice in turn; with the aim of throwing a six.

2. Teams need to work closely together to pass the dice quickly. Fantastic team work is a big part of being a top ranger!

3. When a team member throws a six they can link the ranger to the equipment of their choice before passing on the dice to the next team member.

4. Once the team has linked all of the essential equipment, a final six will need to be rolled in order to add your ranger’s happy smile

5. Once this has been done – the group must shout “TEAM RANGER” as loud as they can! The first group to shout “TEAM RANGER” is the winner.

WWF’S RANGER GAME

all ages30 mins indoor fun

Boots and uniform

GPS system for tracking

A fair wage

Training and support

Waterproof jacket

GET INVOLVED:These majestic big cats need our help. Become a Tiger Protector today and help us double their numbers in the wild by 2020 – the next Chinese year of the tiger:

wwf.org.uk/tigerbook #iProtectTigers