My First Little Workbook of Wicca: A Child's Guide to Wicca Through Interactive Play

By Velvet Rieth

Containing general educational exercises blended with basic Pagan concepts and symbols, this workbook presents a wonderful introduction to Wicca for young children. Originally produced as a teaching... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0979453305
• ISBN13: 9780979453304
• Release Date: May 2007
• Publisher: Full Circle Pr
• Length: 141 Pages
• Weight: 1.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 11.5" x 0.5" x 8.3"

Customer Reviews

My First Little Workbook of Wicca

THIS WORKBOOK IS ABSOLUTELY A MUST FOR EVERY PAGAN PARENT !! I was so impressed with the way it was put together. The numerology section goes right along with "The teaching song !! " Awesome !! I purchased this book and will purchase many more for my friends and fellow spiritual teachers. I teach the children about earth-based spirituality here in Utah at The Church of the Sacred Circle a public non-denominational earth based spirituality church. This has been an amazing asset to the tools that I have. Thank you. BB Avalon Starr

Perfect for Kindergarden lvl kids!

I bought this for my youngest son who loves it! Its just like his schoolwork in kindergarden and it is a great opportunity to teach children to be aware of not just wicca but paganism, which is why I love it. There are a few advanced pages for older kids but it is definitely mostly for young children just learning letter and learning to read. I really think they could make this book a LOT more affordable but with such limited options for children it isn't like there is anything similar to spend your money on instead....

Geat book for kids

Great book for kids to experience Wicca. But it needs more activates for the parents to do with the kids

Very basic, very good!

"My First Little Workbook of Wicca," by Rev. Velvet Rieth is an excellent book for pagan children ages 4 to 7. Although I think it should have more parental participation than stated, it is a very good starting point for introducing young'uns to some of the basics of Wicca. A "homework" format, with lots of pages to color, covers the alphabet, colors, and numbers. I was a bit disappointed to find that the numbers weren't explained as the alphabet and colors were, though. The activities sections of the book are very nicely done, teaching the basics of the elements as well as everyday common sense guidance, pagan or not. The songs included are great (as long as you can remember the tune to the original songs). The "Wheel of the Year" is lots of fun! Lastly, the alphabet and numbers card games/studies at the end of the book are terrific! I highly recommend this book for the little witches in your Circle.

Great Book!

I bought this workbook for my 5 year old daughter who has shown great interest in Paganism/Wicca for about a year now since she hi-jacked my pentacle necklace. She absolutely loves the coloring pages, and was thrilled when she seen the pentacle on the cover. This book covers all the things she is learning in school and adds the benefit of introducing her to items and symbols from the Wicca religion, some of which she is already familiar with. The activities include such things as pattern recognition, alphabet, numbers, colors, seasons, mazes, bigger->smaller, and cut out alphabet cards at the back of the book. <br /> <br />I recommend this workbook to any parents who follow the pagan/wicca path and want to introduce it to their children in a way that they can understand.