Little Tikes Magic Workshop Roleplay: Little Tikes Magic Workshop roleplay is a fun and engaging activity that allows children to explore their imagination and creativity. In this roleplay, children can pretend to be a magician, performing tricks and creating magic potions in their very own workshop. The Magic Workshop roleplay can be set up in various ways. A small table can be transformed into a magician's workstation, complete with props such as a magic wand, a top hat, and a deck of cards. Children can also have a collection of colorful bottles and jars filled with water, glitter, and other materials to create magical potions. During the roleplay, children can take turns being the magician and the audience.
The Headless Witch in the Woods
While investigating the death of a film student who was working on a documentary about the legend of a headless witch, who haunted woods in the 1700's, Brennan develops a strong bond with the victim's brother.
During the roleplay, children can take turns being the magician and the audience. The magician can showcase various tricks such as pulling a rabbit out of a hat, making objects disappear or levitate, and performing card tricks. They can also create pretend potions by mixing different colored liquids and adding sparkles or other ingredients for an extra touch of magic.
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The episode opens in the woods on Booth, Brennan and an unknown cop. They talk about how thick the forest is. Brennan wanders off and finds an eye-shaped talisman hanging from a branch. Booth panics when she is lost. When talking to the cop about the eye they find out about Maggie Cinders – an accused witch who was beheaded and legend is she still haunts the woods looking for her severed head. Brennan is skeptic and Booth is a little freaked out and wants to keep moving.
When approaching the taped-off area in the clearing, it's discovered that the body was in a pit covered with branches and leaves but was discovered by a group of hikers. The cop thinks that it was Maggie Cinders, as she said she would "kill anybody who dared to look for her." Bones makes a sarcastic comment saying, "It must have been difficult for her to talk considering she didn't have a head." Booth looks nervous.
We see the body in the pit and Brennan climbs in. We now learn that Maggie Cinders supposedly killed her victims by cutting off their heads. We learn that the victim is male, aged between 18-23, and has a video camera. We also find out that he was killed by decapitation and his head is now missing. Could this be the work of Maggie Cinders?
Brennan, Zack, and Cam in the lab. The team discusses ghosts and Brennan says she does not believe in ghosts. Cam shares that her mother appeared to her the day after she died. Zack and Brennan say nothing but look skeptical. Hodgins walks in and shares that the victim died last November. Hodgins also shares that Maggie Cinders is rumored to behead her victims with the same axe she was decapitated with. When Booth enters he reveals the victim to be Graham Hastings - a film student who was making a documentary on the Maggie Cinders legend. Angela calls everyone over as she has cleaned and repaired the remaining film in the camera – we see the woods at night and then a girl running and screaming. The screen is really blurry and the person filming is running behind the screaming girl. Cam grabs Booth's hand and Brennan, who is standing behind them, sees. We then switch back to the computer screen to see a guy who looks scared witlessly filming himself while running, saying to the camera that the screaming girl (Lori) has disappeared. The guy then starts screaming that "she's here" – there is now a sound in the background. We see Angela, who looks like she is going to burst into tears. We then see the guy again and blood is all over is face. The screen fades out and goes white.
Hodgins, Brennan, and Zack in the lab discussing the tape. Zack can't get the screams out of his head. The subject then moves onto horror films and whether an axe was used in the decapitation. Cam enters with new evidence for Hodgins and says that the tox screens came back negative, showing he was not on drugs. But they decide to re-do them once finding disturbing ramblings about Maggie Cinders in Graham's backpack. Brennan calls the rest of the team out on being irrational and teases them as she leaves.
Brennan and Booth meet Graham's brother Will and they find out that their parents died in a car crash when they were younger and Graham was then raised by Will. Brennan and Will form a bond over the loss of their parents. They flirt a little. Booth is uncomfortable and changes the topic to the night when they found out that Graham was out in the forest with another guy (Brian) and a girl (Lori). They then talk about the search for Graham and we learn that the brother blames himself.
Zack and Cam discuss when Cam's mother appeared to her and talking about how she felt. We learn that Zack wishes it was possible that it actually happened. Hodgins enters and Cam leaves. Hodgins and Zack practice using different weapons to find out which was used to behead Graham.
Booth and Brennan are in the car. We learn from Booth that Graham was at film school on a scholarship and once Graham went missing the scholarship was given to Brian, the other guy out in the woods with him that night. Brennan is distracted and contemplates what life would have been like if her brother had stayed and raised her. Booth and Brennan share a "moment." Brennan then says that she and Will have a connection and are going for coffee. Brennan then tells Booth that she knows about him and Cam. Booth is defensive and self-conscious.
Booth talks to Brian about Graham and the night in the woods and about the chopping sounds they heard. We find out that Lori freaked out and went running off and they all got separated. Brian found Lori and got her out of the forest and they left. We find out that Lori has been institutionalized.
Booth is talking to Lori about the night in the woods. We find out that they were dating but they kept it a secret, as other girls would get jealous. When Lori finds out that Graham is dead she thinks Maggie Cinders murdered him and then she jumps up and starts screaming and having flashbacks and is then restrained.
In the lab Booth is telling Brennan how Lori reacted. They walk into the main lab where Zack is working and they find out Graham's shoulder was broken after he was murdered. So they might be able to find out where Graham was murdered from the particulates that collected in the neck wound while he was being dragged. Booth then advises Brennan not to go for coffee with Graham's brother as they are working a case involving him, but Brennan claims she can compartmentalize.
Brennan is out for coffee with Will. Brennan is nervous and starts blathering about the effects of coffee. They then discuss music and Brennan says she has limited social skills but Will reassures her that they are fine. They then talk about her brother leaving after her parents disappeared and him staying after his parents died. Will blames himself for Graham's big head. They talk about Graham's girlfriend Lori and Brennan finds out that he was cheating on her with several other girls. Brennan then runs off as she thinks this may be a lead but rearranges a date for another time.
The scene cuts to Angela listening to loud music, which muffles the screams while watching the tapes. Hodgins enters and scares her and reveals that Graham was murdered near a specific type of tree. He says that they need to watch all of the footage again. Angela, upset, holds Hodgins' hand and Hodgins puts his arm around her. We see blood running down a tree in the footage.
Booth, Zack, and Brennan in the lab over bones of Graham. Brennan reveals to Booth that Graham had various girlfriends. Booth asks Brennan if she thinks that Lori killed Graham because he was cheating on her. Brennan says that is more his area of expertise. Booth misunderstands what she says and thinks that she is implying that he is cheating or cheated on someone. Brennan points out that she means the use of psychology. She says that Booth is being very touchy. Booth glares at Zack when he asks what they are talking about and Zack withdraws his question. Booth starts hypothesizing. Booth and Brennan argue about whether it is possible for Lori to have attacked and beheaded Graham due to her small stature. Cam enters and reveals it is possible, as she was on PCP which can increase strength. She says that may also be the reason for her mental condition.
Booth confronts Brian and his and Graham's film teacher to discuss Graham and the film Brian is working on, which is playing in the background. Booth talks to Brian alone about the PCP but Brian insists that they were not doing drugs that evening. Brian also insists that Lori did not murder Graham and that there was something else out there.
Hodgins and Angela are watching the footage together. Angela closes her eyes and puts her head on Hodgins' shoulder, scared by what she is watching as she knows what is about to happen. Angela begrudgingly opens her eyes and then spots the trees they were looking for, and they discover where Graham was murdered. Hodgins says that he loves Angela's eyes, and she looks pleased. They then see a watch on the screen, enabling them to use the moon to pinpoint where they were. Hodgins and Angela share a moment and stare into each other's eyes.
Daytime in the woods, Booth and Brennan are out after having been called in after Graham's skull and the axe were discovered. However, a second skull was discovered nearby and there are no outstanding cases in the area.
Angela, Zack, Hodgins, Cam, and Brennan in the lab. One skull is identified as Graham's and the axe dates back to the 18th century and is confirmed to be the murder weapon. The second skull is revealed to be female and also from the 18th century. It is discovered that Graham was hit on the head before he was beheaded. However, the second skull shows evidence of brain surgery, a typical test for witchcraft in the 18th century. The team theorizes over whether the second skull could be that of Maggie Cinders.
Booth and Brennan are in her office talking about the ramblings found in Graham's backpack that where written on the back of a screenplay – the same one which Brian is producing and claims to have written. Brian stole Graham's screenplay.
Brennan and Booth interrogate Brian, who confesses that he stole Graham's script after he was missing for a couple of months. Brian also tells them that Lori was covered with blood when he found her and he hid the clothing in the woods.
Brennan and Booth in the car. Booth teases the guy on the phone, who is searching the forest for the clothing. Brennan accuses Booth of being edgy. Booth changes topic and says he does not know why he did not tell her about Cam. He says he has never had a relationship like this where they were like two guys but she's a woman. Booth says essentially that she is a guy like him. Brennan then says that would make him a woman, and she says she could see that, which makes Booth uncomfortable and awkward. The phone rings and the clothes have been found. Booth continues to tease the guy on the phone but then the guy hangs up on him.
Booth, Cam, and Brennan in the lab. Zack enters and reveals that the second skull has a serial number and was stolen from the medical teaching lab at the university.
Booth, Brennan, and Graham's film teacher who took part in the stealing of his screenplay along with Brian. It is revealed that his key card was used to enter the medical building at 2AM three days before Graham was murdered. He then says that his key card was stolen. Brennan and Booth accuse him of murdering Graham and setting up the skull and axe to make it look like Maggie Cinders did it so that he could steal Graham's screenplay, as Graham would not include him in the film. The teacher asks for a lawyer.
Booth and Brennan wandering through the Jeffersonian's hallways discussing the case and possible scenarios. Angela says she has found somebody else in the woods on the footage. Booth and Brennan follow Angela into where she and Hodgins were watching the film. Hodgins is watching the footage with his feet up and a bowl of popcorn. Booth asks him why he is there and Angela retorts because she wants him there. Using a mass recognition program Angela shows that there was a third man out in the woods that night at a height of 6'1". Booth and Brennan theorize about who it could be.
Brennan goes out to dinner with Will. Brennan says that they think that it could be the film teacher and tells Will about it. Will and Brennan are very sweet together, they flirt, and then they kiss.
Cam, Zack, Angela, and Booth in the lab and we find out that there is some of the killer's blood on the axe handle, but the DNA is very similar. Hodgins enters and tells them that remains of flame retardant were found on the handle of the axe – and it is only used by professional firefighters. Booth remembers that Will is a firefighter and is about the height of the man Angela found on the tape. They are also blood relatives, which would explain why the DNA would be similar. Booth realizes Will killed his brother and remembers Brennan is out on a date with him.
At the restaurant Booth interrupts Will and Brennan's date. Booth arrests Will for the murder of Graham and tells Brennan the information that supports it. Will says he did it because he could not be responsible for raising a monster. He then claims that Maggie Cinders made him do it. Brennan tells Booth to take him away and she leaves the restaurant and begins to cry.
Angela is finishing up cataloguing the film footage and Hodgins is lying on the couch. They chat. The last piece of footage has finished rendering and they watch it. They see a ghost-like figure hovering in the background in the woods, and they try to rationalize it but sound shaken. Angela asks to stay the night at Hodgins' and he agrees.
Brennan talks to Booth about her bad choice in men and how she cannot read people. She says it is a good job and she likes being alone. Booth tells her she is not alone and gives her a hug.
The audience can be actively involved in the roleplay by cheering on the magician, asking questions about the tricks, and even volunteering to be part of the magic act. This roleplay encourages communication, teamwork, and problem-solving as children come up with new ideas and tricks to entertain their audience. Through the Little Tikes Magic Workshop roleplay, children can develop their social and emotional skills. They learn to take turns, share ideas, and listen to others. They also build self-confidence as they perform in front of an audience and receive positive feedback for their magical abilities. This roleplay activity is not only entertaining but also educational. Children can learn about science concepts such as mixing colors and cause and effect as they observe the different outcomes of their magic potions. They can also practice fine motor skills as they handle and manipulate the props and objects used in the roleplay. In conclusion, the Little Tikes Magic Workshop roleplay is a wonderful way for children to engage in imaginative play, develop social skills, and explore their creativity. It allows them to step into the magical world of a magician and experience the thrill of performing tricks and creating magic potions. This roleplay activity is sure to bring lots of fun and laughter for children of all ages..
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