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Q&A–: What is the best scene from Harry Potter to read to young children to show the magic of it?
I’m teaching 8 years old next week, and we’re doing a theme on halloween. For a music lesson, I need to read an extract from Harry Potter to them, and show them a video. What’s the most age appropriate video/extract to read/show them?
The following is the answer: (Hint: The reader is not the correct identification.)
Answer by Alex
I know you’re the teacher and not me, but that doesn’t sound much like a music lesson.
I would choose the bit at the beginning of the first movie when you see hogwarts for the first time.
That’s the only movie I saw and I never read the books so… yeah..
Answer by hannah elise
If you’re having a Halloween theme then the Halloween banquet scene in Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone is a good one. The first two films are appropriate for under 12’s but I wouldn’t use any of the later films as they all get quite a bit darker.
Answer by PurpleFlames
definitely the end of the year when Dumbledore gives out extra points in the Philosopher’s Stone. Show how the banner’s magically changed from Slytherin to Gryffindor 
OR you can show the Prisoner of Azkaban, how Hermione used a time turner
Answer by laura
I think you could show the part in the first one where they arrive at Hogwarts and cross on the boat or when they are about to eat and the food appears on the table.
Answer by air_borne_88
There is no Music extract from Harry Potter, but if you want to show them something, then in the Extended version of Prisoner of Azkaban, the song ‘Terrible Trouble’ is sung by the Hogwarts choir, I say extended, because it’s the whole song in it!
Also, the Hogwarts school song is sung in the Goblet of Fire in the extended cut!
if you wanna do a real life scene, then the Halloween feast from book/movie 1!
you could take white thread and tie candles from the ceiling and make Pumpkin Pasties and Cauldron cakes and keep licorice wands and Butterbeer!
Also if you wanted to show them a scene, you could show them the Troll scene, i mean I know they are 8, but it is Halloween!
Answer by Owl In A Cloak
Harry Potter for a music lesson is probably not a good idea.
Answer by Rachel
Recently there was a program ‘The 100 Greatest Harry Potter Moments’ I agreed with it’s top answer as the first view of Hogwarts, this was a film clip from The Philosopher’s Stone.
But if you want a book extract I would say either The Philosopher’s Stone, Chapter 5, Diagon Alley (beginning page 49) because Harry has his first real glimpse of the wizarding world. Or, Chapter 7 The Sorting Hat, (beginning page 85) because it has Harry’s first experience of Hogwarts.
Answer by Neve Francis
i would say harry potter and the order of the pheonix, dumbeldor’s army with the patronus charm good luck and one more thing… EXPECTO PATRONUM!!!
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Question–: do you believe in reading to young children?
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Answer by dick w
Yeah!
Answer by SLEEP IS FOR SISSIES
Yes, it is good for them. And later on they will read to you
Answer by Jamal
yea
Answer by jacobysgirl
YES SO THEY KNOW HOW TO READ IN THE FUTURE
Answer by Harley Girl
yes, why would you ask such a question1of course
Answer by How U Gonna Fix it??♥
Yes
Thats so cute and young =)
Answer by Mari
of course, why would anyone be AGAINST reading to children?
Answer by julez
I think it is very important to read to your children.. it teaches them to enjoy reading and learning. I read to my 6 month old every day.
Answer by Wowaweewa
Definitely, my mum used to read to me all the time =]
I believe it really helps in their english and communication skills in life!
Answer by Jo F
yes! why wouldn’t you? what harm would it do them?
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yupp i do it to my step brother whos 4 and my half sister whos 2 weeks
Yes. We took a poll in my Advanced Placement literature class, and every single one of us was read to regularly as a child. It really does help.
Studies show that children who are read to regularly do better in school.
sure
By all means. It is much better than television.
Yes, the second grade class that I read to LOVES to hear me read them the stock market reports and obituaries.
Yes
I read to my children everyday 2 books of their choice if it was a novel then 1- 2 chapters depending on pages
then they read to me
with great frequency
…yeah
Yep, I read aloud to my kids all the time and they read to me. My mom read to be every night for as long as I can remember. When her eyesight went bad due to cancer, I read to her.
Why not?
Absolutely yes. We read to our kids every night. We’ve done that since our first born was about 3 days old. He’s 5 now and loves reading with us and by himself.
yes! i started reading to my daughter when she was an infant, she just turn six in april. and she reads on a second grade level.
I think they can learn more by mowing the lawn or setting up a lemonade stand to help pay the rent.
Yes. There is much research on the benefits.
i always read my baby sister a bedtime story, when she’s sick i read to her 2 stories and she sometimes read them to me too.
Once I did comunity service at a foster home and I read to the kids some books, they love it and it’s so cool to see them smile.
Yes. thats how they learn. Otherwise, you’ll raise another welfare seeking, 5 kid having, foul mouthed moron.
Not only do I believe in it, but I’ve seen it done!
Depends on what kid we’re talking about.
I’ve read to a kid who likes to spit and pull hair.
HE was a disaster.
YES YES YES
I have always LOVED reading to children, and have memorized many Dr Seuss books, other children’s classics, and it has enriched my life, and, I think, theirs too. It is maybe the most important thing that a person can do, and it is fun for me, fun for them, and it is just all-around one of the best things that a person can ever do.
Yes,I read all the time to my 3 yr old.She has all of her books memorized and reads them to me too;)
It is very good for kids to start learning to read early;)
Of course! They love The Internet for Dummies.
I believe in reading to my children. I’m not going to be stuck with them later on in life mooching off of me beacuse they are not educated.
Are you nuts? I own 4 TVs and pay $100 per month for cable. If I don’t amortize that over multiple viewers I cannot justify having it. They’ll watch TV if they know what’s good for them.
Seriously yes.
I gave my nephew and niece a very helpful book called…
“Hooked On Mindless Depersonalizing Video Games…”
(It’s amazing how little I have to read to them now)
Yes, I LOVE to help kids learn!
Yes…very important.
I don’t send my kids to school so I can waste my nights reading to them. I have a life too.
Yes, I do. I read to mine all the time.
I believe if they can’t read to themselves, they’re a lost cause anyway
Oh definitely! I read to all 4 of mine when they were infants! and now 3 of them are avid readers. (#4 claims to hate to read! but I think he just likes to PO me *wink*)