Harry Potter Colouring Book: An official colouring book

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There’s also Hermione Granger and Albus Dumbledore as well as the Sorting Hat, the golden snitch and other magical creatures- and of course the main character! If you don’t need done-for-you, no-prep activities, some free ideas for Harry Potter themed extension activities for older kids include: make a Harry Potter word scramble; research J. K. Rowling, make Harry Potter trivia games and create themed paper crafts or old parchment style paper to write on. For best results, we'd recommend having lots of colouring materials on hand so that children can colour in their Harry Potter bookmark in their own individual style. They could even decorate them in their Hogwarts house colours. Give the youngsters small styrofoam balls and some yellow tissue paper, which can be shredded and glued to the balls to make them “glow.” Each Harry Potter bookmark can be personalised with the name of each child's chosen Hogwarts house. You could try getting each child to explain why they think they'd be sorted into each house, either in a class discussion or as a short writing exercise.

There are currently 2 School of Magic activity books- the third will be out this year. The first accompanies the first Harry Potter book and the second accompanies the Chamber of Secrets. Here’s what your child will experience in the School of Magic book 1, as an example: Thanks to its incredible cast of characters, immersive settings, and gripping plots, the Harry Potter books have been responsible for fostering a love of reading in children for over a generation now. Have the youngsters draw and cut out an owl from construction paper and glue it to the left section of a piece of poster board.The faces can be embellished with wiggle eyes, yarn, glitter, and Harry’s famous glasses can be made with pipe cleaners.

When Harry Potter is colored and cut out, he can be glued to the poster’s right side to await the envelope’s delivery. 5. Get Crafty With the Golden Snitch Ball Next, glue an ordinary envelope with Harry’s name on it near the owl’s talons, as if he’s carrying it. Gryffindor: Students sorted into this house typically value bravery, daring, and chivalry. Their house emblem is a lion and their colours are red and gold. Then, similar to pinning the tail on the donkey, the youngsters should blindfold each other and take turns trying to get a straight pin into one of the characters and collect the points! 8. Hogwarts Acceptance LetterWhen tied together with brown yarn, your youngster has a homemade “Book of Secrets.” 4. The Owls of Harry Potter Remember, there’s no right or wrong when it comes to coloring Harry Potter. Let your imagination soar and express your love for this magical story through color. We can’t wait to see your artwork on GBcoloring! Conclusion Harry Potter fans love those famous owls, such as Pigwigeon, Errol, and, of course, Hedwig, and this theme is perfect for crafts.