Harry Potter Colouring Book: An official colouring book

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Of course, we’ve also enjoyed eating chocolate frogs and jellybeans inspired by Honeydukes sweetshop and the food trolley on the Hogwarts Express – the jellybeans are really not for the fainthearted! We are also hoping to visit the Harry Potter Studios very soon for a set tour. Harry Potter fans love those famous owls, such as Pigwigeon, Errol, and, of course, Hedwig, and this theme is perfect for crafts.

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. This innovative card can be preserved as artwork or given to someone instead of a store-bought card. When the door is cut out on three sides, it can be opened and closed to reveal Harry standing in the secret room! 2. Harry and Ginny Salt Shakers When the characters are colored and cut out, they can be glued to the ties decal-style and sealed in glassine. The children now have big, ornate Harry Potter bookmarks! 7. Harry Potter Blindfold Game When each student first arrives at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry they're sorted into one of four houses. These are:When tied together with brown yarn, your youngster has a homemade “Book of Secrets.” 4. The Owls of Harry Potter

Other Characters: Don’t hesitate to express your creativity. Try changing the skin color, hair color, and eye color for characters like Ron, Hermione, and Dumbledore. Harry’s Robes: Start with Harry’s robes; you can use red to highlight Gryffindor’s robe, but don’t forget yellow for the sweater and the shirt inside.Start this fun craft with an ordinary disposable plate. Have the youngster draw a simple version of the Harry Potter House on construction paper. If you like the looks of this Harry Potter colouring sheet, you'll be pleased to know that we've been working hard to bring you a whole bundle of Harry Potter-themed educational resources. They're ideal for keeping your class engaged in their lessons and can help foster a passion for literature. That's why we've teamed up with Bloomsbury Publishing to bring you a whole bundle of amazing Harry Potter teaching resources. In this amazing Harry Potter colouring activity, children get to colour in a beautiful illustration of Diagon Alley. This is the secret street in London where wizards buy all of their magical goods, from wands to spell books! This is a brilliant way to test children's knowledge and understanding of the Harry Potter books while encouraging children to engage in some self reflection. It also gives children the opportunity to imagine themselves in the Harry Potter wizarding world, which in turn can help them to get more excited and immersed in the stories.

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. To make this fun reversible mask, have the youngsters color full-size Harry Potter and Lord Voldemort faces, cut them out, and glue them together. 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. Alternatively, if you liked this, have a look at our London Street Colouring Sheet. You may also like these Boy Wizard Bookmarks. What is Diagon Alley? Personally one of my favorite characters is Draco Malfoy and the Malfoy family, just because of how well they are written and the character development- but that’s a controversial opinion in this house!Have the youngsters color and cut out ties from construction paper or poster board and write the initials of their favorite Harry Potter character at the bottom.