Hogwarts is a magical school, so all the students who go there must have magical parents – right? Or do they? Let’s find out…
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Scholastic shares some great ideas to help inspire children’s reading and literacy – no matter what their age. Children deserve reading experiences that resonate with their joyful spirits, and their desire to explore and play.
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Make a fun record of your favourite characters from the Harry Potter stories. All you need to do is write the name of the book you’re reading, choose a character, draw their picture, and then list ten things you know about them.
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When we meet Professor McGonagall at the start of Philosopher’s Stone, she looks a little bit different to her usual self – and a lot like a tabby cat. But why is she able to do that? Today we explore the answer to that question…
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Rubeus Hagrid, the loveable Hogwarts gamekeeper of Hogwarts, won our hearts from the moment he said, “Harry – yer a wizard”. Here’s just five reasons why we love him, but we could have gone on forever.
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The very first thing to happen when you arrive at Hogwarts is to find out whether you’re a Gryffindor, Slytherin, Ravenclaw or Hufflepuff. But what does your house actually mean? We’ve put together a handy guide to help you learn all about the four houses.
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After leaving Hogwarts, students need to find a job in the wizarding world. Luckily for them, there are lots of different career paths that they can take. We have a look at a few…
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Harry, Ron and Hermione tackled five magical challenges to make it to the Philosopher’s Stone. Play this game to see if you could follow in their footsteps!
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Create your own Hogwarts house crest with colours, stamps and scribbles to show off your pride in your Harry Potter fandom wherever you go!
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