Devil’s Snare is a particularly nasty plant that will wrap you up in its tendrils if you’re not careful. As Hermione says, they like the dark and the damp – so if you happen to know any fire-making spells, this would help you wriggle away from their grasp.
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Professor Sprout is the Herbology Professor at Hogwarts and also the Head of Hufflepuff. She is usually found in the greenhouses looking after magical plants.
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Who needs Eeylops Owl Emporium when you can make your very own feathery owl friends with this magical crafting video tutorial…
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Norbert the dragon wasn’t everyone’s cup of tea, but Hagrid adored them (and we have a soft spot for them too). Learn how to draw your own baby dragon in this tutorial.
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Scabbers is Ron’s old pet rat who has been in the Weasley family for many, many years. When Ron comes into possession of him, Scabbers doesn’t really do much – often sleeping or hiding in Ron’s pocket.
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Madam Hooch is in charge of flying lessons at Hogwarts, teaching the young students how to manage a broomstick. And she doesn’t have time for dilly-dallying in her class! She also referees Quidditch matches, valuing fairness and good sportsmanship.
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Fang is a big, slobbery boarhound owned by Rubeus Hagrid. Compared to many of Hagrid’s other animal companions, Fang is probably the least scary. In fact, Fang is often the one getting scared!
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After slipping through to Platform Nine and Three-Quarters, students board the Hogwarts Express, a red steam engine that takes students to Hogwarts. On the train, a friendly Trolley Witch comes along offering all manner of sweet treats.
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The giant squid is one of the many creatures that lurk in the lake outside Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Read on to learn more about the fantastical creature and its surprising friends.
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In this discussion guide, you’ll learn all about the themes of the first Harry Potter book – from feeling different to building communities. This reading guide is perfect for parents/carers to use as they help along new readers through the first book.
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