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2 F - IC RIVALTA (TORINO

Winnie the Witch loved to travel on her broom. One day she flew around the world. She saw oceans, deserts, and forests. In a cold icy land, she met a small polar bear cub. The cub was lost and very scared. The ice was melting and his home was in danger. Winnie felt sad and wanted to help. She used her magic wand to make a safe ice cave and called for help. Soon, rangers arrived and saved the cub. Winnie smiled. She learned that even small magic can help animals in danger. Then she flew home happily. 

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Winnie the Witch loved to travel on her broom. One day she flew around the world. She saw oceans, deserts, and forests. In a cold icy land, she met a small polar bear cub. The cub was lost and very scared. The ice was melting and his home was in danger. Winnie felt sad and wanted to help. She used her magic wand to make a safe ice cave and called for help. Soon, rangers arrived and saved the cub. Winnie smiled. She learned that even small magic can help animals in danger. Then she flew home happily. 

The next day Winnie decided to continue her journey, searching for animals in danger. As she walked happily through the forest, she heard a funny noise: “Ribbit! Ribbit!” Winnie followed the sound and found a little frog stuck in a muddy hole. The frog was trying to jump, but it kept slipping and falling back down. “Oh no! Don’t worry, I will help you,” said Winnie with a smile. She looked around and found a long stick. Very carefully, she put the stick into the hole. “Hold on!” she said. The frog grabbed the stick, and Winnie pulled slowly. Plop! Out came the frog, covered in mud! The frog blinked and then made a happy “Ribbit!” It jumped around, excited to be free again. Winnie laughed and said, “Be careful next time!” Then she waved goodbye and continued her adventure, ready to help more animals in danger.

School Name:  Ceip Les Arenes Valencia

School Name: CEIP Las Higuerillas-Requena-Spain

Winnie did not go home yet. She flew to a warm land with big trees and open skies. There, she saw a beautiful eagle with brown feathers and a golden head.

“Hello,” said Winnie. “Why are you alone?”

“I am an Iberian Imperial Eagle,” said the bird. “My home is not safe. There are not many of us left.”

Winnie felt worried. She used her magic to clean the land and make it safe again. She also told people to protect the eagle’s home.

The eagle flapped her wings happily. Winnie smiled and flew on, ready to help another animal in need…

Image:The Iberian Imperial Eagle.

School Name: KINDERGARTEN OF SÂNTANA DE MUREȘ - ROAMÂNIA

Winnie flew on, all the way to the mountain tops. On a cliff, a mountain goat was bleating because it was stuck. With a wave of her wand, Winnie made a safe, grassy path on the rock. The little goat was able to climb down easily to its mother waiting in the valley. Winnie was happy to see them together. But as she looked into the distance, she saw a flashing light behind a dark cloud. Winnie’s eyes sparkled with excitement. She knew her mission was not over yet. The biggest challenge was still ahead. She turned her broom toward the light – 'Abracadabra!' – and flew off toward the unknown horizon... 

School Name:12Veria’s kindergarten

Winnie the Witch flew over the sea and arrived in Greece, where she saw lush green mountains and bright blue shores. Under the shining sun, she spotted a small sea turtle, a loggerhead turtle, tangled in plastic waste. “Don’t be afraid, I will help you!” she said gently. With a magical spell, “Abracadabra…,” she cleaned the sea and set the turtle free. Then she spoke to the people on the beach and taught them how to protect nature. The little turtle thanked her by waving its flippers and dived into the water, swimming away happily. Winnie smiled, but she knew her journey was not over yet…

School Name:CEIP JM Boquera -grade 1

The next day, Winnie the Witch and Wilbur flew over a river near Carcaixent (Spain) on her big black broom. 

Suddenly, she heard: "Help, help".

A little otter was stuck between some branches in the water.

"Oh, dear" said Winnie. 

She waved her wand. "Abracadabra... whoosh!"

The branches opened, and the otter splashed free. Winnie wrapped the shivering otter in a warm purple blanket.

"Thank you, Winnie!" squeaked the otter happily.

Then other otters came, too. Winnie was very happy to see native otters in this river again after 40 years, which means we are taking good care of it.