Q. I'm throwing a Harry Potter sleepover and need some cool ideas on how to make my boyfriend (the only boy coming) never forget it. And where to find Harry Potter party suplies and some ideas on how to make wands that dont look cheesy. I'm also looking for a HP sleeping bag.
I'm throwing a Harry Potter sleepover and need some cool ideas on how to make my boyfriend (the only boy coming) never forget it. And where to find Harry Potter party suplies and some ideas on how to make wands that dont look cheesy. I'm also looking for a HP sleeping bag. I'm inviting all my Potter fan friends ages 10 to 11
Oh I forgot there should be 7 girls and my BF
Thx mod_fundraiser bu I had the idea of since most of my friends are in Gryffindor because I made my own sorting hat quiz I could decorate the party room like the Gryffindor common room then I could hand out the cool ties that you gave me the idea of thx again or let them color them I was thinking it would save more party time if I did it the night before.
In my details above I meant but not bu
I'm throwing a Harry Potter sleepover and need some cool ideas on how to make my boyfriend (the only boy coming) never forget it. And where to find Harry Potter party suplies and some ideas on how to make wands that dont look cheesy. I'm also looking for a HP sleeping bag. I'm inviting all my Potter fan friends ages 10 to 11
Oh I forgot there should be 7 girls and my BF
Thx mod_fundraiser bu I had the idea of since most of my friends are in Gryffindor because I made my own sorting hat quiz I could decorate the party room like the Gryffindor common room then I could hand out the cool ties that you gave me the idea of thx again or let them color them I was thinking it would save more party time if I did it the night before.
In my details above I meant but not bu
Answer
Here are some various craft ideas. Can be used for costumes or decorations:
Hogwarts House Ties Craft Project - This fun Harry Potter printable craft can be used for dressing up or perhaps for invitations or decorations for a Harry Potter party.
http://www.activityvillage.co.uk/hogwarts_house_ties.htm
The Leaky Cauldron: Fabric Embellishments - Here you will find help for making fabric embellishments such as silk fabric painting, stenciling, making a hogwarts crest, and more.
http://www.the-leaky-cauldron.org/#static:crafts/fabricembellishments
Print Harry Potter Coins - This wonderful reader contribution includes all sorts of ideas (including learning games) for using the galleons, sickles and knuts which you print out!
http://www.activityvillage.co.uk/harry_potter_coins.htm
Harry Potter Costume - The Harry Potter books are very popular now for both children and adults. This is a quick and easy version of a costume you can make.
http://www.kidsdomain.com/craft/hall-harrypotter.html
Make Your Own Butterbeer - There we have it many times in the Harry Potter books - Harry, Ron, and Hermione sneaking to Hogsmeade where one of the main attractions seems to be scoring some butterbeer. Hereâs how you can make it yourself:
http://www.gryffindorgazette.com/2006/09/18/make-your-own-butterbeer/
Magic Wand Craft - Here you can learn how to make your very own Harry Potter magic wand.
http://www.dltk-kids.com/fantasy/wand.htm
Wizard's Wand Craft - We studied the Harry Potter books in our Enhanced Learning class at school and we each made wands.
http://www.kidsdomain.com/craft/wand2.html
Ideas for Harry Potter Activities
http://www.makingfriends.com/readers_harrypotter.htm
The Leaky Cauldron: Woodworking - You can make some cool Harry Potter items with wood including things such as a magic wand and a weasley clock.
http://www.the-leaky-cauldron.org/#static:crafts/woodwork
Games and stuff:
A list of miscellaneous online games:
http://www.artistshelpingchildren.org/harrypotter-games.html
Sleeping Bags:
http://broomsticksandowls.com/bedding/sleeping-bag.htm
It could be fun to sort yourselves into houses here are a few online sorting hats: (take a look an see which one you like best (some are more obvoius what answers get what house)
http://www.thealmightyguru.com/reviews/harrypotter/docs/quiz-house.html
http://www.personalitylab.org/tests/ccq_hogwarts.htm
http://www.spenecial.com/birdsofafeather/sortingquiz.htm
http://www.timidity.org/tests/sortinghat.html
You can find more of these by googling "Sorting hat quiz)
Planning the party:
Two to three weeks before the party begins:
Make Wizard Maps for invitations. Round the edges of parchment paper with scissors. Write the party details to Hogwarts School (AKA your house), using invisible ink felt pens (available at the craft stores). Roll the invitation into cylinders, insert into mailing tube, along with a decoder pen, and mail to Muggles.
Begin preparing the props, costumes, and decorations (see below).
Party Set-Up - A few hours before the party:
Welcome the guests with a sign at the front door that reads "Platform 9 3/4."
Decorate your party room like the Great Hall at Hogwarts School.
Make "snitches" by spray painting Styrofoam or rubber balls gold, then glue feathers on each side, and hang them from the ceiling.
Cover the walls and ceiling with glow-in-the-dark stars, moons, and lightning bolts.
Set out stuffed toy owls, broomsticks, magic wands, and potions (candy-filled bottles).
Cover the table with a paper cloth featuring stars, moons, and lightning bolts, and add matching paper products.
More game ideas:
Play a version of Quidditch, Harry's favorite game, by providing the kids with a ball, some broomsticks, and a large area to play in. Divide the group into two teams, set up two goals on either side of the yard, and have the kids try to brush the ball over their own goal line.
Have a Harry Potter Trivia Contest and ask questions based on the book - or a 'Who Said What?' game based on Harry Potter quotes.
Have a Flavor Bean Tasting Contest. Buy a variety of jellybeans and place them in small paper cups covered with foil so they aren't visible. Pass one cup around at a time and have each player taste a jellybean without looking at it. Players must try to identify the flavors. You still I think can find actual bertie botts flavored jelly bellies at Barnes & Noble
Make Potter's Magic Potion by combining 2 cups white glue and 1 1/2 cups water together. Add a few drops of food coloring. In a separate container, dissolve 2 teaspoons borax in 2/3 cup warm water and mix well. Mix the borax and glue solutions together, and let the kids watch what happens to the mixture. Pass out handfuls and let the wizards work their magic. Wear smocks for this activity - it's messy, but fun!
Create your own own Wizard Capes and Magician Caps. For capes, cut length of inexpensive silky lining fabric and let the kids decorate it with felt-tip pens, glue-on glitter, and decals in the shape of stars, moons, and lightning bolts. For caps, give them lengths of felt, cut into rectangles. Fold the felt into a cone shape, staple it closed, trim off a straight edge, and decorate with glue-on sequins, glitter, puffy paints, and decals.
Serve Cauldrons of Snacks and Wash them down with Magic Potions:
Buy a plastic cauldron or use a black pot for serving the food. Fill it with soup, macaroni and cheese, or beef stew.
Serve "magic potions" in plastic goblets. Offer multicolored drinks - red, blue, green, orange - for added fun. Called them Rum-Runners.
Offer the guests a variety of Harry Potter snacks and treats - Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans (assorted jelly beans), Fizzing Whizbees Levitating Sherbet Balls (green and orange sherbet balls), Droobles Best Blowing Gum (blue gum), Creepy Chocolates (in the shape of frogs, bats, and rats), and Peppermint Humbugs (peppermint candies.)
Make Harry Potter cookies using a Harry Potter shaped cookie cutter.
Provide Harry Potter desserts, such as apple pie, trifle, jam donuts
Hope this list is helpful to you.
Here are some various craft ideas. Can be used for costumes or decorations:
Hogwarts House Ties Craft Project - This fun Harry Potter printable craft can be used for dressing up or perhaps for invitations or decorations for a Harry Potter party.
http://www.activityvillage.co.uk/hogwarts_house_ties.htm
The Leaky Cauldron: Fabric Embellishments - Here you will find help for making fabric embellishments such as silk fabric painting, stenciling, making a hogwarts crest, and more.
http://www.the-leaky-cauldron.org/#static:crafts/fabricembellishments
Print Harry Potter Coins - This wonderful reader contribution includes all sorts of ideas (including learning games) for using the galleons, sickles and knuts which you print out!
http://www.activityvillage.co.uk/harry_potter_coins.htm
Harry Potter Costume - The Harry Potter books are very popular now for both children and adults. This is a quick and easy version of a costume you can make.
http://www.kidsdomain.com/craft/hall-harrypotter.html
Make Your Own Butterbeer - There we have it many times in the Harry Potter books - Harry, Ron, and Hermione sneaking to Hogsmeade where one of the main attractions seems to be scoring some butterbeer. Hereâs how you can make it yourself:
http://www.gryffindorgazette.com/2006/09/18/make-your-own-butterbeer/
Magic Wand Craft - Here you can learn how to make your very own Harry Potter magic wand.
http://www.dltk-kids.com/fantasy/wand.htm
Wizard's Wand Craft - We studied the Harry Potter books in our Enhanced Learning class at school and we each made wands.
http://www.kidsdomain.com/craft/wand2.html
Ideas for Harry Potter Activities
http://www.makingfriends.com/readers_harrypotter.htm
The Leaky Cauldron: Woodworking - You can make some cool Harry Potter items with wood including things such as a magic wand and a weasley clock.
http://www.the-leaky-cauldron.org/#static:crafts/woodwork
Games and stuff:
A list of miscellaneous online games:
http://www.artistshelpingchildren.org/harrypotter-games.html
Sleeping Bags:
http://broomsticksandowls.com/bedding/sleeping-bag.htm
It could be fun to sort yourselves into houses here are a few online sorting hats: (take a look an see which one you like best (some are more obvoius what answers get what house)
http://www.thealmightyguru.com/reviews/harrypotter/docs/quiz-house.html
http://www.personalitylab.org/tests/ccq_hogwarts.htm
http://www.spenecial.com/birdsofafeather/sortingquiz.htm
http://www.timidity.org/tests/sortinghat.html
You can find more of these by googling "Sorting hat quiz)
Planning the party:
Two to three weeks before the party begins:
Make Wizard Maps for invitations. Round the edges of parchment paper with scissors. Write the party details to Hogwarts School (AKA your house), using invisible ink felt pens (available at the craft stores). Roll the invitation into cylinders, insert into mailing tube, along with a decoder pen, and mail to Muggles.
Begin preparing the props, costumes, and decorations (see below).
Party Set-Up - A few hours before the party:
Welcome the guests with a sign at the front door that reads "Platform 9 3/4."
Decorate your party room like the Great Hall at Hogwarts School.
Make "snitches" by spray painting Styrofoam or rubber balls gold, then glue feathers on each side, and hang them from the ceiling.
Cover the walls and ceiling with glow-in-the-dark stars, moons, and lightning bolts.
Set out stuffed toy owls, broomsticks, magic wands, and potions (candy-filled bottles).
Cover the table with a paper cloth featuring stars, moons, and lightning bolts, and add matching paper products.
More game ideas:
Play a version of Quidditch, Harry's favorite game, by providing the kids with a ball, some broomsticks, and a large area to play in. Divide the group into two teams, set up two goals on either side of the yard, and have the kids try to brush the ball over their own goal line.
Have a Harry Potter Trivia Contest and ask questions based on the book - or a 'Who Said What?' game based on Harry Potter quotes.
Have a Flavor Bean Tasting Contest. Buy a variety of jellybeans and place them in small paper cups covered with foil so they aren't visible. Pass one cup around at a time and have each player taste a jellybean without looking at it. Players must try to identify the flavors. You still I think can find actual bertie botts flavored jelly bellies at Barnes & Noble
Make Potter's Magic Potion by combining 2 cups white glue and 1 1/2 cups water together. Add a few drops of food coloring. In a separate container, dissolve 2 teaspoons borax in 2/3 cup warm water and mix well. Mix the borax and glue solutions together, and let the kids watch what happens to the mixture. Pass out handfuls and let the wizards work their magic. Wear smocks for this activity - it's messy, but fun!
Create your own own Wizard Capes and Magician Caps. For capes, cut length of inexpensive silky lining fabric and let the kids decorate it with felt-tip pens, glue-on glitter, and decals in the shape of stars, moons, and lightning bolts. For caps, give them lengths of felt, cut into rectangles. Fold the felt into a cone shape, staple it closed, trim off a straight edge, and decorate with glue-on sequins, glitter, puffy paints, and decals.
Serve Cauldrons of Snacks and Wash them down with Magic Potions:
Buy a plastic cauldron or use a black pot for serving the food. Fill it with soup, macaroni and cheese, or beef stew.
Serve "magic potions" in plastic goblets. Offer multicolored drinks - red, blue, green, orange - for added fun. Called them Rum-Runners.
Offer the guests a variety of Harry Potter snacks and treats - Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans (assorted jelly beans), Fizzing Whizbees Levitating Sherbet Balls (green and orange sherbet balls), Droobles Best Blowing Gum (blue gum), Creepy Chocolates (in the shape of frogs, bats, and rats), and Peppermint Humbugs (peppermint candies.)
Make Harry Potter cookies using a Harry Potter shaped cookie cutter.
Provide Harry Potter desserts, such as apple pie, trifle, jam donuts
Hope this list is helpful to you.
If im 13 how can i get a part time job?
Im 13 and im looking for a partime job after or b4 school. i dont want to go on with mowing or babysiting,thats not what im looking for. if u have any ideas or preferable links it would be a great help
Answer
If you have a convenience store in your neighborhood maybe you can talk the owner into letting you bag ice, or sweep and mop stock their soda coolers, clean their windows etc. A man in my town runs a junk shop and sometimes pays kids to sort through stuff, clean up messes, show people where things are in the shop. If you find this kind of a job though, keep in mind that you will not get minimum wage because you are not legally old enough to work. They will be paying you unofficially.
Also, I found some links that may work for you:
http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf437665.tip.html
http://www.millionaire-kids.com/jobsfor13yearoldsebook.html
Good Luck to you.
If you have a convenience store in your neighborhood maybe you can talk the owner into letting you bag ice, or sweep and mop stock their soda coolers, clean their windows etc. A man in my town runs a junk shop and sometimes pays kids to sort through stuff, clean up messes, show people where things are in the shop. If you find this kind of a job though, keep in mind that you will not get minimum wage because you are not legally old enough to work. They will be paying you unofficially.
Also, I found some links that may work for you:
http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf437665.tip.html
http://www.millionaire-kids.com/jobsfor13yearoldsebook.html
Good Luck to you.
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