An indispensable resource for primary teachers screening the first film in the Harry Potter series. In the opening...
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An indispensable resource for primary teachers screening the first film in the Harry Potter series. In the opening sections, Simmons and Evely provide the analyses of genre, mythology and 'antecedents' of Harry Potter. This is followed by character charts and analyses, discussions of the book and the film, and a set of classroom activities that accompany the explorations of Potter's cinemagic.
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