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Alphabet Letter W Witch Preschool Lesson Plan Printable Activities and Worksheets
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A Witch: A Magical Mystery
In the enchanting world of fantasy, mythology, folklore, and children's literature, witches are often portrayed as mysterious and powerful figures. They are often associated with magic, spells, potions, and a touch of mischief. While they may sometimes be depicted as scary or evil, they can also be kind, helpful, and even a little bit silly.
Two Examples of Witches in Children's Literature:
The Wicked Witch of the West: From The Wizard of Oz, this iconic witch is known for her green skin, pointy hat, and wicked ways. She is a classic example of a villainous witch, using her magic to terrorize.
The Good Witch of the North: Also from The Wizard of Oz, this kind-hearted witch wears a pure white dress with stars and a pointy white hat in the book or a crown in the film version. She is a helpful and benevolent figure who guides the main character on her journey and protects her from harm.
Alphabet activities:
Ages 3 and under:Print a letter W coloring page and a witch coloring page behind it or attach to it. Discuss other letter W words found on the worksheet. Finger tracing: Trace letter W's in upper and lower case with your finger as you also sound out the letter. Invite the children to do the same on their coloring page. Children can trace and color the letter W's. After coloring the letter, encourage children to color the wizard image and write the word witch on the finished coloring page. Ages 3+ to 6:Worksheet and mini book program > Read suggested instructions for using the worksheet and mini-book. These can be used as part of Letter W program of activities to reinforce letter practice and to identify related W words. Display letter W posters and coloring pages or make a letter classroom book. For related images visit letter W printable activities. Handwriting worksheet tips:Encourage the children to trace the dotted letter, and explain the direction of the arrows and numbers that help them trace the letter correctly. During the demonstration, you may want to count out loud as you trace so children become aware of how the number order aids them in the writing process. Have the children find all the letter W's in upper and lower case on the page and encourage them to circle them. Letter W Word
Search & Handwriting Practice Advanced independent handwriting practice:   Print your choice of printable lined-paper and encourage children to draw a witch behind the page or print a coloring page. Drawing and writing paper (ages 5+) Encourage children to draw and color a witch and write letter W w.   |
 Letter W coloring page portrait · landscape Poster  Coloring Page  Handwriting Worksheet  Letter W Worksheet & Mini-Book D'Nealian & Standard block  Word Search & Handwriting |
