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Color a friendly witch and read a fun passage about magic, adventure and imagination. This printable coloring page gives kids a creative way to enjoy fantasy stories while practicing reading.
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Wanda is a very kind witch. She lives in a small house.
Her house is made of wood. It sits near a big blue lake.
Today is a special day for Wanda. She is making a big pot of soup.
It is not just any soup. It is magic Sparkle Soup!
Wanda needs a few things. She needs a shiny red apple.
She needs a yellow leaf. She also needs a bit of starlight.
Wanda looks in her kitchen. She finds the red apple.
She puts it in the pot. The soup turns pink.
Then Wanda goes outside. She finds a yellow leaf on the grass.
She puts it in the pot. The soup turns orange.
Wanda has a cat named Pip. Pip is a black cat with white paws.
Pip likes to help Wanda. He jumps up on the table.
"Meow!" says Pip. He points to the window.
The sun is going down. The stars are coming out.
Wanda takes a tiny spoon. She catches a bit of starlight.
She drops the light into the pot. The soup begins to glow.
It is full of tiny silver stars. The soup smells like sweet cake.
Wanda decorates her cozy home. She puts purple ribbons on the door.
She cleans her wooden floor. She uses a magic broom to sweep.
The broom moves all by itself. It zips and zooms around the room.
Wanda smiles at her busy broom. She puts out small wooden chairs.
Her friends will be here soon. She wants everything to look nice.
Wanda is very happy now. She fills a bowl for her friend.
Her friend is a green frog. The frog lives by the lake.
The frog eats the Sparkle Soup. He starts to hop and sing.
Wanda and Pip laugh. Making magic is a lot of fun.
Where is Wanda's wooden house located?
What is the name of the special soup Wanda is making?
Which kitchen item does Wanda find first to put in her pot?
What color does the soup become after Wanda adds the yellow leaf?
How is Pip described in the story?
What tool does Wanda use to catch a bit of starlight?
What does the magic Sparkle Soup smell like?
How does Wanda's broom move when she is cleaning?
Where does the green frog live?
What two things does the frog do after eating the soup?
More ways to practice with this story — every sheet is built from the text itself, answer key included where it counts.
One PDF with a cover, a contents page and every answer key at the back — color the page in, then keep going on paper.
Sentences from the passage with the capitals and punctuation removed — rewrite each one correctly.
Match the passage words to their meanings, then fill the missing words back into real sentences.
Two writing tasks that build on the passage, with plenty of lines to write on.
Bring the story of Wanda's Magic Sparkle Soup to life with this delightful coloring sheet. This activity is designed for lower elementary students, combining a creative art project with an engaging reading passage. Children can color Wanda, her cat Pip, and the glowing pot of soup while practicing their literacy skills and building reading confidence.
Our printable coloring pages are perfect for both classroom use and at-home learning. Each download includes a high-quality line art illustration paired with a simple fiction story that helps build reading comprehension. It is an excellent resource for teachers and parents looking for an interactive way to teach new vocabulary and storytelling concepts.
Download this free coloring page today and let your child's imagination run wild. Whether they are using crayons, markers, or colored pencils, they will love decorating Wanda's cozy wooden house and the magic silver stars in her soup. This activity is a great addition to any fantasy or magic-themed lesson plan.