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We've got a fun collection of printable activities - some suitable for all-out Harry Potter fans, others perhaps a useful activity for rainy days when watching a favourite Harry Potter film, or for party bags for your Harry Potter party.
"It takes a great deal of bravery to stand up to our enemies, but just as much as to stand up to our friends." Wise words from that wise old headmaster of Hogwarts, Albus Dumbledore - and particularly appropriate for pre-teens and teens today.
Who is riding this broomstick? It could be a Halloween witch, or Harry Potter or any of the other Hogwarts wizards and trainee wizards. Or of course it might be something completely different!
Here is a simple template for a witch's broom, to add to your Halloween crafts and displays. It might also be useful for your Harry Potter activities!
Use our printable shield template to create your own shield, perhaps for a knights or royal theme. We have special shield decoration cut-outs you can use if you wish.
Here is a set of knightly decorations which you can colour and cut out to use to create your very own coat of arms with our Decorate the Shield activity.
Design your own crest printable page for kids - use it to create your own Hogwarts crest or for your own club, society or pretend school.
"Differences of habit and language are nothing at all if our aims are identical and our hearts are open." This lovely quote from the Harry Potter books, by wise magician Albus Dumbledore, is of course more than appropriate in the real world too.
Here's a fun way to incorporate Harry Potter into your learning! Print our golden snitch alphabet onto yellow card, or colour in, and cut out.
"Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times if one only remembers to turn on the light." So said Albus Dumbledore in the Harry Potter novels, and he was right!
This Harry Potter book report can be used for any of the Harry Potter books.
J K Rowling has a lot of fun making up the words for the spells in the Harry Potter books, often using Latin for inspiration. Kids can have a go at coming up their own interesting names for these useful spells... and making up some spells from scratch.
Use our Hogwarts crest printable to decorate your room, files or party! Featuring all four houses and the house colours, as well as the Hogwarts motto..."never tickle a sleeping dragon".
This fun Harry Potter printable craft can be used for dressing up or perhaps for invitations or decorations for a Harry Potter party.
Print and colour these Hogwarts House ties!
Design a front cover for this lovely old book! Perhaps you could use it at Halloween for a witch's book? Maybe it could by the secret spell book of Harry Potter's trainee wizards? Or perhaps it is an old diary belonging to a made-up character or even someone like Anne Frank ...
Can you write an acrostic poem using the letters of OWL to begin each line? Tricky! Choose from the four printables below to help.
Five owl bookmarks to print onto one page of A4 card, with space to add your own message or record the page of your reading book. How about using them as labels or as giveaways at a Harry Potter party?
Here's a printable owl jigsaw to print, cut out and assemble. You will need our jigsaw instructions and cutting guides.
Our wise cartoon owl makes a lovely lacing card for younger children. Just print, cut out and punch.. Laminate if you wish to reuse.
Use this owl template in kids crafts - for everything from Halloween and Autumn/Fall through to Harry Potter! The pdf file below offers multiple sizes.
This lovely owl writing paper will hopefully encourage some letter writing or maybe a story or two! It's fun to use as part of a Harry Potter theme, too.
Use this striped tie template for our Father's Day or Harry Potter (Hogwarts) tie crafts - or any time your child needs a snazzy tie for dressing up purposes!
The first idea that pops to mind to use these suitcase frames is as packing lists; young children could use the blank versions and draw what they intend to pack. But why not ask children to write a story of the suitcase's journey or use the printables to plan where they would like to visit?
