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Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. how they are now)Ĭopyright © Laura Merritt – Stop and Smell the Crayons (Tpt) All rights reserved by the author. then and now ( a look at the times – the book was written 50 years ago so there are comparisons to how things were vs.word work (antonym, synonym, homophone, idioms).Every chapter has a set of questions and each chapter’s questions are different. The Witches is a hit year after year and this novel study was designed and created based on my students’ feedback, insights, and questions. I LOVE reading Roald Dahl books to my class because they simply love them. Themes: Witches, childhood initiative and resilience.Are you reading The Witches by Roald Dahl to your class and do you need an EASY, NO PREP – print and go novel study resource that is full of differentiated questions, worksheets and activities for each chapter? Look no further! A must for the school library if librarians are able to part with it to share with teachers and children.
Teachers, Librarians, if you want to mystify the children - keep them guessing - this book is an instruction book that will tell you how. Bonus material including links to apps and audiobooks read by some." very FAMOUS voices" are included at the end with the reminder that Roald Dahl Day is every year on the 13th September. There are multiple activities including choice quizzes, motto-making guides, "witchograms", bad witch jokes, word searches, witch world flight paths, witchy recipes, fact files, mazes, ratings, flip book guides and much more.Įxtracts from The Witches and Boy are included in just such a way that children may well be enticed to go and find the original stories and read more. It's funny - HIGHLY engaging! Font, illustrations, diagrams and typesetting is varied throughout. This book is a guide, speaking directly and instructively to children, about how to save their lives if they ever meet a witch!
In Roald Dahl, How to Avoid Witches, Quentin Blake's illustrations appear again but this book is written by Kay Woodward, published in 2020 and the copyright is held by The Roald Dahl Story Company Ltd. The original book, The Witches was first published in 1983. What a lot of fun for the parent, teacher or librarian to capture student imagination with the host of possible spin off activities this book presents. Roald Dahl, How to Avoid Witches is a perfect companion guide book to be read/presented alongside Roald Dahl's The Witches.
(Age: Primary school age) Highly recommended. Roald Dahl, how to avoid witches by Roald Dahl.
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