Thoth is a major deity in ancient Egyptian mythology, known as the god of wisdom, writing, and magic. He was often depicted as a man with the head of an ibis or a baboon, and was considered to be the inventor of writing and the patron of scribes. Thoth was also associated with the moon and with the measurement of time.

Working with Thoth in witchcraft and magick can involve a variety of practices, including offerings, divination, incantations, and spell work. Some possible ways to connect with Thoth and his energy might include:

Creating an altar or sacred space dedicated to Thoth, with images or statues of the god, symbols of wisdom or writing, and offerings of incense or writing implements.
Meditating or visualizing on Thoth's energy, imagining yourself embodying his wisdom and knowledge, or calling upon his guidance in times of confusion or uncertainty.
Using tarot or oracle cards that are associated with Thoth, such as the Hermit card or the Magician card, which is sometimes associated with Thoth's role as a magician and inventor.
Burning herbs or incense that are associated with wisdom or with Thoth's energy, such as lavender, sandalwood, or myrrh.
Carrying or wearing crystals or stones that are associated with wisdom or with Thoth's energy, such as clear quartz, amethyst, or lapis lazuli.
Some other items that might be associated with Thoth include writing implements, such as pens or quills, or symbols of the moon or of measurement, such as a sundial or a moonstone.

When working with Thoth in magick or ritual, it is important to approach the practice with respect and reverence, and to be mindful of the power and energy that you are tapping into. Through your connection with Thoth, you may be able to access wisdom and knowledge, and to use that energy to learn new things, make important decisions, or communicate effectively with others.

Offerings:

Papyrus
Books or scrolls
Quills or pens
Incense
Blue or purple candles
Figurines of ibis or baboon (animals associated with Thoth)
Offerings of knowledge, such as attending lectures or taking courses
Offerings of creativity, such as writing or drawing
Incantations:

"Great Thoth, wise one of the gods, please grant me your knowledge and guide my path to wisdom and understanding."
"Thoth, the one who speaks with the gods, hear my call and grant me clarity and insight."
"As I light this candle in your honor, great Thoth, may your wisdom shine upon me and illuminate my path."
"Thoth, the god of magic and mystery, guide me in my quest for knowledge and help me to unlock the secrets of the universe."
Divinations:

Scrying with a crystal ball or mirror while calling upon Thoth for guidance
Tarot readings using the Thoth deck, which was designed by Aleister Crowley and includes Thoth's image and symbols
Dream work, keeping a dream journal and calling upon Thoth to guide your dreams and provide insight
Stones:

Lapis lazuli, which was believed to be Thoth's favorite stone
Amethyst, which is associated with intuition and spiritual insight
Clear quartz, which is believed to enhance psychic abilities and communication
Herbs:

Dittany of Crete, which is associated with psychic abilities and divination
Sage, which is believed to promote wisdom and clarity
Lavender, which is associated with peace and tranquility
Items:

Images or statues of Thoth, which can be used as focal points for meditation and ritual work
Tarot cards from the Thoth deck, which can be used in divination and ritual work
Feathers, which are associated with Thoth and can be used in rituals or placed on altars
Physicalities of Thoth:
Thoth is typically depicted as a man with the head of an ibis or baboon, both of which were considered sacred animals in ancient Egypt. He is often portrayed wearing a headdress consisting of a moon disk and crescent, which symbolize his role as the god of time and the calendar. Thoth is also sometimes shown holding a papyrus scroll or writing implement, reflecting his association with writing and knowledge.

As a deity, Thoth was not believed to have a physical body, but rather existed in the realm of the gods. Therefore, descriptions of his physical appearance are limited to depictions in artwork.

Tarot Card and Constellation Associated with Thoth:
The Tarot card associated with Thoth is "The Magus," which represents the power of communication and the use of language to shape reality. The constellation associated with Thoth is Orion, which was often depicted in ancient Egyptian art as holding the Scepter of Thoth, symbolizing Thoth's power over time and the stars.