Activities for Pleasure. Can you get to the Philosopher’s Stone before You-Know-Who?

Can you get to the Philosopher’s Stone before You-Know-Who?

Answer the questions to move to the next challenge!

	1 - GET TO THE TRAPDOOR				4 – THE FLYING KEYS
	What spell does Hermione use on Neville?	What sort of key are they looking for?
Who is at the foot of the first set of stairs?	How does Harry spot the key he needs?
How do they get past Peeves?		5 – GIANT CHESS
	2 - GET PAST FLUFFY		What pieces do Ron, Harry and Hermione play?
	What is lying at Fluffy`s feet?	How does Ron win the game?
	Who opens the trapdoor?		6 – THE POISON PUZZLE
	What is Ron to do if something happens to Harry?	What colours are the flames which trap Harry and Hermione?
	3 – FLUMP!		What are the four clues?
	What does Harry land on?	Which bottle gets Harry to the stone?
What spell is needed to free Harry and Ron?

X. Characters

You can also discuss a character’s strengths and weaknesses using the SADR structure. You could do a SADR character analysis that looks at just the negatives about a character, or just the positives. You could do one for each and then you would have enough information for several paragraphs about that character.

Here is an example, about Hermione. In this example, the different parts are taken from different places in the book. More of the good parts come later on in the book though, because it took some time for her good qualities to show themselves and for her to become friends with Ron and Harry and Neville.

Answer these questions:

1. What is at least one way that the idea that Hermione is a conceited snob supported? (quote, action, speech or reaction of others?)

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2. What is at least one way that supports the idea that Hermione is bossy?

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3. What is at least one way that supports the idea that Hermione really wants to help people?

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EXAMPLE I

Description: Chapter 5 She had a bossy sort of voice, lots of bushy brown hair, and rather large front teeth.   Her bossy voice tells you she wants to take over and probably likes to see other people get into trouble.

Reaction of others: Ron says he hopes that whatever house he is in, she won’t be in it. He is reacting to her being so bossy about the toad, and showing off how much she knows.

EXAMPLE II

Reaction of others: In chapter 11, Harry relies on Hermione to help him with his homework. He reads the book she lent him, and they tell her everything that is going on because they know they can trust her.  

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