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Celebrate Harry Potter Book Night by imagining you are journalists reporting on a magical story.
This engaging lesson, perfect for Harry Potter Book Night, allows children to be part of the world of Harry Potter books by becoming journalists for the day.
In the books, the Daily Prophet is a wizarding newspaper read by wizards and witches. In this lesson children will write a report for their own magical newspaper. It’s helpful if pupils are familiar with the story and characters, so take time to read or listen to the first four chapters of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone before beginning.
Register for the official Harry Potter Book Night event kit for even more ideas here.
Julianne Britton is a qualified teacher with eight years’ experience, author of educational resources and a private tutor. Follow her on Twitter at @juliannebritton. Visit her website here.
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