The original book Winnie The Witch was first published in 1987. It was reprinted nine times up until 1997 and re-issued with a new cover in 2006. In 2016, the book series was rebranded from Winnie The Witch to Winnie and Wilbur. [1] C‘est avec son accord que je partage ici le travail de Marie Marchal autour de ce sympathique album et j’en profite pour la remercier chaleureusement pour son partage. Présentation 4 : lecture d’une partie de l’album (vidéo) , travail sur les couleurs, la compréhension globale… (flashcards sonores, jeu des paires, memory…)

We have plenty of Winnie the Witch activity ideas for children to enjoy. Most of our Winnie the Witch resources are mainly themed around the lovely songs and rhymes that your children will absolutely love. These songs would be ideal around Halloween time. We have lots of song sheets and amazing song PowerPoints to teach this fantastic topic as a class in a fun musical way. Children’s books about witches have always been popular and Winnie has to be the silliest witch there is. Kids love the funny scrapes that Winnie gets herself into with Wilbur in tow as well as the exuberant illustrations that bring the stories to life. Winnie the Witch is a series of picture books written by Valerie Thomas, a very popular series with children, available in over ten languages. The first book was published in 1987. In 2016 the book series was rebranded to Winnie and Wilbur. The author Valerie Thomas has worked in education, teaching in Australia and the UK. Created by author Valerie Thomas and illustrator Korky Paul in 1987, the Winnie and Wilbur books won the Children’s Book Award in 1988. Following on from the success of the picture books, a series of young fiction books about Winnie and Wilbur’s adventures was added, written by Laura Owen, to help young Winnie fans with their reading journey. After selling over 7 million copies worldwide, the Winnie the Witch books were relaunched as Winnie and Wilbur in 2016, before coming to the TV with a popular animated series on Channel 5’s Milkshake. You can find more Winnie the Witch fun on YouTube, including sing a long songs.

We've also got some witchy science experiments that are both exciting and educational. And this resource will help you bring a little magic to their home learning experience too!

My Bubbling Magic Potion Worksheet - Let your aspiring witches design their own bubbling potion with this worksheet. Children can write the ingredients for their potion or what it does, and colour in the picture after too. It's not all song and dance though - we've got some quiet time activitiesfor children to focus on and explore the world of Winnie the Witch. These are great for keeping children occupied and behaving whilst other things are going on, keeping your little ones engaged and learning.

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Introduce your children to the magical story of Winnie The Witch with our handy activity ideas and teaching resources. Your children will love learning about Winnie and her cat Wilbur and the adventures they get up to such as changing the cat into different colours. Children can develop lots of useful skills from these resources such as listening and memory skills, as well as helping them to learn about taking turns and following instructions. And the activities are designed tokeep children engaged in the story and keen to learn more.We have so many resources to bring the story of Winnie the Witch to life that your kids will love learning through this interactive experience. Winnie the Witch Activity Ideas Présentation 1 : lecture d’une partie de l’album (vidéo) , travail sur les personnages, le mobilier …(flashcards sonores, jeu des paires, memory…)