These are especially good for younger kids. My kids never need an excuse to visit Art for Kids Hub, but they were super excited about these drawing tutorials for Harry, Ron, and Hermoine.Rowling quotes – These are perfect for copywork or discussion. The Who Do You Think You Are link on the video page is also interesting, but might not appeal to kiddos. Rowling from J.K. – The FAQs and Rumors and video of Daniel Radcliffe interviewing her are my favorites from this site. Harry Potter Unit Study from Homeschool Learning Network.Harry Potter themed projects from Scholastic Teachers.Rowling *Free* Printable Pack – You can access this printable pack in the Subscriber Resource Library using the password in your most recent email from Table Life Blog. Not a subscriber? Sign up using the form below. After a few curious clicks, you’ll get so caught up in all things Harry Potter you’ll forgot why you visited in the first place.Īdditional J.K. I must offer a word of caution here: try to stay focused while visiting Pottermore. Rowling on Pottermore – There’s only a brief Rowling bio on Pottermore, but the information there is always up to date and accurate. Rowling from – This author bio contains great detail about Rowling’s books, statistics, and awards she’s received due to her success with the Harry Potter series. Rowling – My oldest found this one at our local library and enjoyed it thoroughly. There’s a good mix of information on her early life, writing career, and literary achievements. Joanne Rowling from (Harry Potter’s London Publisher) – Of all of the online biographies I found, this one is probably the best for basic unit study purposes.Here are some additional basic biography resources we found useful:

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