I’d be remiss if I didn’t include a punch recipe for the Sleeping Beauty Princess Tea party as well as a list of recommended Sleeping Beauty books.

Strawberry Tea Punch
From Come to Tea: Fun Tea Party Themes, Recipes, Crafts, Games, Etiquette and More

Makes 16 half-cup servings

Ingredients:

1. 8 cups decaffeinated tea, cooled (an herbal tea like mint or orange could be nice)
2. 12 oz. frozen lemonade concentrate – melted, but still icy
3. 16 oz. frozen strawberries in syrup – melted, but sill icy

Directions:

1. Make the tea and cool it. (May want to do the evening before the party to let it refrigerate over night.)
2. Stir the lemonade and strawberries into the cooled tea.
3. Chill and serve.

Usborne’s Sleeping Beauty books

There are many, many versions of Sleeping Beauty books for children, so I decided just to feature the wonderful ones from Usborne Books.

• Sleeping Beauty – chapter book for ages seven years and up
• Sleeping Beauty Sticker Book – for ages four and up. Comes with over 50 reward stickers and a puzzle book with a rebus puzzle activity running throughout the book where stickers replace words in the story.
• Sleeping Beauty – for ages three and up, this version is an Accelerated Reader title.
• Sleeping Beauty Look and Say – look and say book for children two years and up.

And that wraps up our Sleeping Beauty week. I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did.

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