Pamela Rhea Alder
Deputy Headmistress
describes the....
Student Workbooks
I bought those cheapo $.10 folders (purple) with brads and made sections within
the workbook. I found great sites online with all kinds of Harry Potter puzzles
and questionaires and even color pages; printed them off and I had a workbook.The 1st page was the Schedule of Events
The 2nd page was the list of houses and who was in them
(also posted by the front door).
Section 1:
Divinations Projects
(used PrintShop to make a crystal ball with Divinations arching over it).
I thought crossword puzzles and word searches worked well in this section.
Word Search 1
http://www.hootbooks.com/games/image/potter.jpg
Word Search 2
http://www.funorama.com/wfharrypotter.html
Crossword Puzzle
http://www.teachervision.com/lesson-plans/lesson-7820.html
(We printed out the answer sheet also, the link is at the bottom of the crossword page)
Section 2:
Potions Projects
(made a cover page with beakers and potions etc.)
We printed out all the potions we would be creating in the actual potions class.
Section 3:
Transfigurations Projects
(the cover page had a beautiful dragon).
I put a bunch of Harry Potter coloring pages we found on the web,
color... transfigure... go figure...
http://www.dltk-kids.com/fantasy/mfantasyposter.html
Section 4:
Study Guides
(used a clipart "books" pic.)
Filled this section with Harry Potter Quizzes.
We just highlighted the quizzes, pasted them into a word document,
and printed them out. These quizzes go up through year 3.
Section 5:
Was saved for all the miscellaneous stuff I wanted to include.
We created a "Daily Prophet" Newsletter about the special summer session,
included a Honeydukes sale section,
wrote an editoral on when the movie
and the next book were coming out.
It actually turned out pretty neat.
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