Witch Coloring Pages and Pictures of Witches

WITCH COLORING PAGES

If you want to print out one of the witch coloring pages below
just click on its image to open up a pdf file.

You will also find classroom activity ideas for pictures of witches at the bottom of this page.

Here a some lesson ideas that can be done with any of the pictures of witches on this page.

1. Look at the witch in the picture. Write full sentences to answer these questions. You will have to imagine what the answers will be. What is this Witches name? How old is she? Where does she live? Is she friendly? What spells does she like to do? What is her favorite food? What does her cat look like? What else can you tell us about her?

2. The witch in the picture is looking for a spell that will turn her cat into a toad. Can you write it for her? Write a heading – How to turn a cat into a toad. Include 7 ingredients (ideas for these could be brainstormed with the class before hand – eye of newt, cedar tips, toe of rat, cockroach blood, three hairs from a dead cat plucked when the moon is full). Write clear step by step instructions (grind the cedar tips, stir the cockroach blood for 2 minutes) Make the page look like it has come from a witches spell book –use light brown paper, include a decorative border and add illustrations of the ingredients.

3. Write 30 (more or less depending on the ability of your students) words that relate to Witches. The words could be nouns (clothing, ingredients for spells, things that you might find in a witches home or friends that a witch might have). These words could also be adjectives that you could use to describe the nouns or the witch herself (dark, dank, old, ugly, beautiful, creepy, rusty, rotten).

4. Working in small groups of 4 to 6 brainstorm everything you know about witches. Think of the questions who, what, where, when , why and how? This works well if the groups are given a large piece of paper and felt pens or crayons to write with.

5. Draw a house for this witch to live in. Include lots of detail. Here are some ideas: a stone well, a herb garden, a skeleton hanging on the wall, a bat, a cat, a grave in the yard, a rusty old gate, broken windows, spider webs, a fire with a cauldron on top, a chimney with strange colored smoke coming from it, a few warty toads, a dead tree, an owl, a moon, stormy clouds over head and a flying broom leaning on the wall.

6. Use the picture of the witch as an illustration for a one or two page story. Here are some possible titles. My Aunty is a Witch and She is Coming to Visit! The Witch that Saved the World! Help - The World's Scariest Witch Moved in Next Door! I Bought a Magic Potion from a Witch at the Markets.

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Home ADJECTIVES ALPHABET NOUNS VERBS MATHEMATICS KINDERGARTEN BORDERS CERTIFICATES COLORING PAGES SUBSTITUTE EASTER HALLOWEEN MOTHER'S DAY CHRISTMAS COMPREHENSION	WITCH COLORING PAGES If you want to print out one of the witch coloring pages below just click on its image to open up a pdf file. You will also find classroom activity ideas for pictures of witches at the bottom of this page. Here a some lesson ideas that can be done with any of the pictures of witches on this page. 1. Look at the witch in the picture. Write full sentences to answer these questions. You will have to imagine what the answers will be. What is this Witches name? How old is she? Where does she live? Is she friendly? What spells does she like to do? What is her favorite food? What does her cat look like? What else can you tell us about her? 2. The witch in the picture is looking for a spell that will turn her cat into a toad. Can you write it for her? Write a heading – How to turn a cat into a toad. Include 7 ingredients (ideas for these could be brainstormed with the class before hand – eye of newt, cedar tips, toe of rat, cockroach blood, three hairs from a dead cat plucked when the moon is full). Write clear step by step instructions (grind the cedar tips, stir the cockroach blood for 2 minutes) Make the page look like it has come from a witches spell book –use light brown paper, include a decorative border and add illustrations of the ingredients. 3. Write 30 (more or less depending on the ability of your students) words that relate to Witches. The words could be nouns (clothing, ingredients for spells, things that you might find in a witches home or friends that a witch might have). These words could also be adjectives that you could use to describe the nouns or the witch herself (dark, dank, old, ugly, beautiful, creepy, rusty, rotten). 4. Working in small groups of 4 to 6 brainstorm everything you know about witches. Think of the questions who, what, where, when , why and how? This works well if the groups are given a large piece of paper and felt pens or crayons to write with. 5. Draw a house for this witch to live in. Include lots of detail. Here are some ideas: a stone well, a herb garden, a skeleton hanging on the wall, a bat, a cat, a grave in the yard, a rusty old gate, broken windows, spider webs, a fire with a cauldron on top, a chimney with strange colored smoke coming from it, a few warty toads, a dead tree, an owl, a moon, stormy clouds over head and a flying broom leaning on the wall. 6. Use the picture of the witch as an illustration for a one or two page story. Here are some possible titles. My Aunty is a Witch and She is Coming to Visit! The Witch that Saved the World! Help - The World's Scariest Witch Moved in Next Door! I Bought a Magic Potion from a Witch at the Markets. Do you want more than witch pictures? Try these links. More Coloring Pages Halloween Activities Halloween Borders Halloween Facts Printable Halloween Decorations witch coloring pages to home page