
Take-and-make kits; craft kits; programs to go: whatever your library calls these programs in a bag that have become a staple of no-contact offerings, one thing is fairly standard: these kits are well loved, but they take time to make. I love creating materials for kits and thinking about how a family might interact with program materials at home. I’ve introduced a new pair of kits for ages 6-11 in January 2021: Book Club in a Bag. This week’s feature: Wings of Fire Kit featuring the Wings of Fire books by Tui T. Sutherland
The Book Club in a Bag kits look a bit different from some of my previous kits. Instead of focusing on just one book universe, these kits each feature four characters, hopefully some old favorites as well as some new, diverse characters.

In January, these featured characters included (links provided as the bag contents are shared on Book Cart Queens):
- Ages 6-8:
- Elephant and Piggie (Mo Willems)
- Mindy Kim (Lyla Lee)
- Yasmin (Saadia Faruqi)
- Azaleah Lane (Nikki Shannon Smith)
- Ages 8-11
- Wings of Fire (Tui T. Sutherland)
- New Kid (Jerry Craft)
- Phoebe and Her Unicorn (Dana Simpson)
- Shuri (Nic Stone)
Check out these additional Book Club in a Bag Kits (links added as posts are created):
– Narwhal & Jelly (Ben Clanton)
– Pete the Cat (James Dean & Eric Litwin)
– Sadiq (Siman Nurrali)
– Zoey & Sassafras (Asia Citro)
– Tristan Strong (Kwambe Mbalia)
– Last Kids on Earth (Max Brallier)
– Two Truths and a Lie (Ammi-Joan Paquette and Laurie Ann Thompson
– Lumberjanes
Each bag contains some repeated resources:
- List of kit contents
- List of books in the featured series
- List of readalike books
- Discussion questions
- Swag item (button, sticker, bookmark)
- 1-3 crafts, games, activities
Wings of Fire Kit
The Wings of Fire Kit can be as simple or as elaborate as you’d like. Most of this kit can be re-created simply using a printer, with the addition of extra items depending on your budget.
Want to use make a Wings of Fire Kit at your library? Download the PDFs at the links below, or write a comment or send an email (bookcartqueens@gmail.com) for editable files.
Wings of Fire General Materials

Each bag contains some of the same basic materials, and the Wings of Fire kit is no different.
Wings of Fire Bookmark – All Books
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Wings of Fire Bookmark – Readalikes
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The Wings of Fire readalike bookmark features these titles:
- Anya and the Dragon by Sofiya Pasternack
- City of the Plague God by Sarwat Chadda
- The Dragon Warrior by Katie Zhao
- The Dragon with a Chocolate Heart by Stephanie Burgis
- Dragonfell by Sarah Prineas
- A Dragon’s Guide to the Care and Feeding of Humans by Laurence Yep
- Into the Wild by Erin Hunter
- The Last by Katherine Applegate
- The Revenge of Magic by James Riley
- The Unwanteds by Lisa McMann
- The Wearle by Chris d’Lacey
- The Wizards of Once by Cressida Cowell
Wings of Fire Discussion Questions
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The Wings of Fire Discussion Questions include:
- Clay is loyal, Starflight is smart, Tsunami is a protector, Sunny is an optimist, and Glory is gentle. Which dragonet is most similar to you?
- The original prophecy did not include a RainWing. How do the other dragonets feel about Glory? How do the dragonets relationship change over time?
- Clay believes that he is not a “naturally-hatched hero.” What makes him feel that he does not meet expectations? Have you ever felt that you did not meet expectations? Were you able to overcome those feelings?
- Think about the world where the Wings of Fire books take place. Can you summarize the way this world works? What are the main factions of dragons? What do you think about this place?
- The Wings of Fire books are tied to prophecies, fate, and destiny. Can the dragons escape their “destiny”? How do the dragonets feel about their destiny? What do you think—is your destiny written in stone, or do you have the ability to change your fate?
Wings of Fire Swag – Bookmarks
This bag also included four Wings of Fire bookmarks, printed on cardstock. Download a printable PDF to make them yourself here.
Wings of Fire Crafts, Games, and More

There are so many dragon activities, and so much to do with the Wings of Fire universe that it was hard to choose. Thinking about space, prep time, and budget, I focused on three activities: which dragon are you quiz, memory game, and flying dragon craft.
Wings of Fire: Which Dragon Are You? Quiz
I recreated the Wings of Fire dragonet quiz available in the Scholastic Wings of Fire Activities & Resources.
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Wings of Fire Memory Game
Create your own Wings of Fire memory game. I left the pieces on one sheet for participants to cut out. The back of each square has the Wings of Fire logo.
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Flying Dragon Craft

Make your own flying dragon craft with a straw, pipette, and some adorable dragon pictures.
Download the dragon images here:
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And the instructions here:
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