Look insideWinnie's Dinosaur Day
Winnie and Wilbur love looking at dinosaur bones in the museum. But Winnie would love to see a real dinosaur too – although scaredy-cat Wilbur isn’t so sure! When the museum holds a competition to draw a Triceratops, Winnie has a wonderful idea. She waves her magic wand and zooms off with Wilbur to the time when dinosaurs roamed the earth. Once they arrive in the prehistoric swamp, it’s not long before the pair spot a Triceratops munching the greenery. Pencils and sketchbook in hand, Winnie tries to capture him on paper. But what will happen when she accidentally launches the startled Triceratops back into the future, crash-landing in the museum courtyard? And will Wilbur and the dinosaur ever become friends?
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Fun Stuff
Activities
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Create a Winnie the Witch hat
Create your own magical Winnie the Witch hat!
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Make a Wilbur headdress
Use your imagination to create a magical Wilbur headdress!
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Winnie the Witch bunting
Brighten up a Winnie the Witch party with your very own bunting!
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Winnie the Witch Colouring
Here’s a funny picture of Winnie the Witch for you to colour in.
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Winnie the Witch Dot-to-dot
Join the dots to make a great picture of Winnie’s cat, Wilbur.
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Winnie the Witch Wordsearch
Can you find all Winnie’s witchy words?
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Winnie Wallpaper!
Brighten up your computer desktop with a magical Winnie the Witch wallpaper.
Recent reviews
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In the beginning Winnie went to find a dinosaur when Winnie found a dinosaur Wilbur was scared of it. I thought the story was funny and it was silly as well. The pictures were really colourful like Winnie. This book would be fantastic for boys and girls of all ages.
Madison, aged 6
4 December 2012
Who's reading this?
Authors
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Valerie Thomas
Valerie Thomas is the author of the Winnie the Witch books and celebrated 25 years of the much loved character in 2012!
Awards
Winnie the Witch, written by Valerie Thomas and illustrated by Korky Paul, won the Red House Children’s Book Award in 1988.
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Awards
Korky has won the Red House Children’s Book award for Winnie the Witch and The Rascally Cake.
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