Once upon a time, in a small village nestled deep in an enchanted forest, there lived a wutch named Wendy. Wendy was not your typical witch - with her sparkling green eyes and warm smile, she was more kind and compassionate than most. Her long, flowing black hair framed her face, which always seemed to radiate with a gentle glow. Wendy had a special bond with the creatures of the forest. Birds would gather on her windowsill, chirping melodic tunes to her as she went about her daily tasks. Squirrels would playfully scamper around her while she gathered ingredients for her potions.
Original Halloween story written by Tracy Tegeler.
The book is provided in a printable black and white version and an eBook version.
This activity pack has the following activities -Making Predictions -Words to Know -Practicing Words to Know -Comprehension Questions -Problem Solution -Story Map -Writing a Sequel -Making Changes -Building Sentences. This activity pack has the following activities -Making Predictions -Words to Know -Practicing Words to Know -Comprehension Questions -Problem Solution -Story Map -Writing a Sequel -Making Changes -Building Sentences.
Squirrels would playfully scamper around her while she gathered ingredients for her potions. Even the wise old owl would visit her, seeking her advice and wisdom. While other witches used their powers for mischief and dark magic, Wendy preferred to use her abilities to help those in need.
Wendy the Witch (eBook with Audio, Printable Book, & Activity Pack)
My Students enjoyed reading this book after learning the vocabulary. They understood it and loved the plot. Very cute story.
— Susan W. Rated 5 out of 5 See all reviewsDescription
Grab this pack just in time for Halloween!
This pack is ideal for first through third grade ELA teachers!
Visit my blog for a VIDEO WALK THRU of what comes with this pack!
http://creeksideteachertales.blogspot.com/2013/10/ebook-say-what.html
Original Halloween story written by Tracy Tegeler.
The book is provided in a printable black and white version and an eBook version.
The eBook is a PowerPoint file. This file is NOT editable. You can play the eBook in Slide Show. The playable audio file button is located in the bottom right corner of every slide. Just click on the speaker to play the page. This eBook is perfect for introducing the story to your kids or as a listen to reading center at student computers!
An activity pack is included in the file as well. This activity pack has the following activities:
-Making Predictions
-Words to Know
-Practicing Words to Know
-Comprehension Questions
-Problem & Solution
-Story Map
-Writing a Sequel
-Making Changes
-Building Sentences
All documents are saved in a compressed file. There are three separate documents in the file. Open the Halloween Reader document first. This file has the suggestions for use and how to pages which will explain the different parts of the file!
Keywords: Halloween, ebook, Halloween ebook, reading, interactive, comprehension, witch, story
Visit my blog for a VIDEO WALK THRU of what comes with this pack!
http://creeksideteachertales.blogspot.com/2013/10/ebook-say-what.html
She would heal the sick, mend broken hearts, and bring harmony to those who had lost their way. The villagers of the small village soon came to know and admire her for her selflessness and kind heart. One day, a young girl named Lily ventured into the forest and stumbled upon Wendy's cottage. Lily had heard rumors about the wicked witch that lived deep in the forest, but what she found was far from what she expected. Instead of a cold and frightening place, Wendy's cottage was cozy and inviting, filled with shelves of books and jars of colorful potions. Curiosity got the best of Lily, and she cautiously approached Wendy who was tending to her herb garden. Wendy's warm smile immediately put Lily at ease, and soon they were engaged in conversation. Wendy patiently listened to the girl's hopes and fears, offering words of wisdom and encouragement. As days turned into weeks, Lily became a frequent visitor to Wendy's cottage. She would eagerly learn about different herbs and potions, and Wendy would teach her the magic of kindness and compassion. Lily blossomed under Wendy's guidance, becoming a young woman with a heart full of love and a desire to make the world a better place. Word of Wendy's teachings and the girl she had taken under her wing began to spread throughout the village. People started to realize that witches were not always evil, but could possess the power to bring positive change. The villagers' fear and prejudice towards witches slowly faded, and they opened their hearts to the possibility of a brighter future. Wendy's impact on the village was undeniable. She had not only healed the wounds of the villagers but also brought them together as a community. The once divided village now embraced unity and understanding, all thanks to the wutch named Wendy. And so, the tale of Wendy the wutch became a legend passed down through generations. Her story serves as a reminder that even in the darkest of times, there is always room for kindness and compassion, and that true magic lies within the power to change lives for the better..
Reviews for "Wendy the Witch: Destigmatizing Witchcraft and Celebrating Diversity"
1. Karen - 1/5 - I didn't enjoy "Wendy the Witch" at all. The story felt incredibly predictable and the characters lacked depth. The pacing was slow and there were too many unnecessary scenes that added nothing to the plot. The humor also fell flat for me, as it relied too heavily on juvenile jokes and slapstick comedy. Overall, I found the film to be a disappointment and would not recommend it.
2. Mike - 2/5 - "Wendy the Witch" had some potential, but it ultimately failed to deliver. The acting was subpar and the dialogue felt forced and unnatural. The plot was meandering and I struggled to stay engaged throughout the film. Additionally, the special effects were poorly executed and took away from the overall viewing experience. While I appreciated the effort to create a fun and lighthearted family film, "Wendy the Witch" missed the mark for me.
3. Rachel - 2/5 - As a fan of fantasy movies, I had high hopes for "Wendy the Witch," but sadly, it fell short. The story was cliche and lacked originality, relying on tired tropes we've seen countless times before. The character development was lacking, making it difficult to feel invested in their journeys. The pacing was also uneven, with some scenes dragging on while others felt rushed. Overall, "Wendy the Witch" failed to captivate me and left me wanting more from a supposed magical adventure.
4. Mark - 1/5 - I found "Wendy the Witch" to be incredibly boring and uninteresting. The plot was paper-thin and the characters were forgettable. The film lacked any suspense or tension, and I found myself checking the time multiple times throughout. The humor was juvenile and not funny in the slightest. "Wendy the Witch" is definitely not a film I would recommend, as it failed to deliver any sort of entertainment or engagement.