Lion the witch and the wardrobe party

We read and watched The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe with some fun movie snacks as part of our homeschool this summer, and the kids loved seeing the book come to life.

Last year, before her birthday, Ameli and her dad finished reading the Narnia books, so when she asked for a Narnia party we were all very excited. We did, in the end, decide to limit it to a Lion, Witch and Wardrobe party, which she loved. Ameli’s birthday celebration whisked guests away to the magical …

My first Narnia party post was about Narnia party decor ideas, in which I explained that…

We've all dreamed about climbing through a secret door at the back of a wardrobe and finding ourselves in the world of Narnia, but what would we do when we got there? Come along on an Adventure to Narnia with The Storyteller's Cottage and find inspiration for your own day in a fantasy world!

We are VERY much into our imaginations in the Torbett house. I haven't ever really grown out of my imagination (thank goodness!) and my girls can love to pretend. A year or so ago we introduced them to the world of Narnia. I admittedly, thought they were too young for the movies but Brett let them watch a few minutes of the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe and they were hooked. Between watching the movies and listening to the audio books, we have been thoroughly immersed in all things…

A recipe for kids to make inspired by the book The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe. This traditional treat of Turkish Delight is given by the Witch in the story to Edmund and is easy to make with tweens and teens.

For Narnia...This Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Family movie night is full of adventure and fun for the whole family.

January 19th was one frosty afternoon, but that didn’t stop over 150 visitors from climbing through the wardrobe into our magical version of Narnia! We had a great time making crafts and play…

I thought I’d share a recent school party that I did for my granddaughter’s class. She and her classmates have been reading The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe, and as the kids were n…

Imagination Stage, in a collaboration with The Washington Ballet, presents its world premiere summer production, THE LION, THE WITCH & THE WARDROBE. In this fusion of theater, dance, and puppetry, based on the novel by C.S. Lewis, the roles of the four children are played jointly by an actor and a dancer, and the courageous lion Aslan is portrayed by a life-size puppet operated by three actor/puppeteers, similar to the puppets used in the Broadway production War Horse. Check out the latest…