“You want to play with the stick?” “It is not a stick, Scones. It is a WAND.”
Styx and Scones in the Sticky Wand: Ready-to-Read Graphics Level 2 | 
“You want to play with the stick?” “It is not a stick, Scones. It is a WAND.”
Teachers can incorporate art activities, prompting students to illustrate their favorite scenes or invent unique magical treats, fostering both imaginative thinking and artistic expression. The story can be used in the classroom to spark discussions about creativity and teamwork.
pickThis is a whimsical adventure that blends humor and magic in a delightful way. The story follows the charming antics of Styx and scones as they navigate a house filled with enchanted treats and mysterious happenings. Cooper's playful illustrations and engaging narrative create a fun atmosphere, making it an enjoyable read for kids and adults alike. This book is a perfect choice for those who love lighthearted fantasy and imaginative storytelling!
“KA-ZOWIE! Wow! That was very fun, Scones.”
This story beautifully illustrates the importance of honesty, even when we make mistakes. It also serves as a valuable lesson, reminding us that things aren't always as they appear.
pickThe tale of Styx and Scones (2023) is endearing. Scones discovers a “stick of magic.“ Scones is informed by Styx that he is not playing with a magic stick, but rather a wand! Scones employs the “stick“ in a multitude of ways. Up until a serious error is committed, this is all enjoyable. What will they do next?
“KA-ZOWIE! Wow! That was very fun, Scones.”
This is a good story about being honest, even when we make mistakes. This could also be a good lesson on how everything is not always as it seems.
pickThis is a cute story about Styx and Scones. Scones finds a magic “stick.” Styx explains to Scones that he is not messing with a magic stick, it‘s a wand! Scones uses the “stick” and finds all kinds of ways to use it. This is all kinds of fun until a big mistake is made. Now what will they do?
