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The Goblet of Fire: A Magical Journey Through Harry's Fourth Year (Book 4)

Join our Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Book Club for an engaging exploration of Harry's fourth year at Hogwarts. This interactive course features twice-weekly discussions, creative activities, & a unique journey through each chapter.
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19 live meetings
7 hrs 55 mins in-class hours
Assignments
1-2 hours per week. Complete optional assignments for extra house points, contributing to the House Cup competition. These might include creative writing, drawing, or additional research on magical topics.
Projects
Some optional projects will include: 1. Create a Triwizard Tournament Task 2. Design Your Own Wizarding World Newspaper 3. Build a Magical Object 4. Character Analysis Poster
Certificate of Completion
Leaners will receive a Certificate of Completion showing that they read the entire book. They will also receive an additional certificate if their Hogwarts' House wins the House Cup.

Class Experience

US Grade 5 - 8
Intermediate Level
Calling all Harry Potter fans! 🧙

Join us for an exciting journey through Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire! In this book club, we'll meet twice a week to dive into the adventures of Harry's fourth year at Hogwarts. Each session focuses on one chapter, giving us the chance to discuss our favorite moments and explore the deeper themes and character dynamics.

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COURSE DETAILS

Format:
19 Weeks, 1 Lesson Per Week, 2 Chapters Per Lesson

Discussion Focus:
Memorable scenes, character evolution, themes, plot developments, emotional impact, and narrative perspective.

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Optional Course Activities:

Learners will receive the following creative and engaging projects throughout the course:

🪄Design your own Triwizard Tournament Task
-> Create your own task for the Triwizard Tournament, complete with challenges and magical creatures. This project encourages imaginative thinking and a deeper understanding of the book's events.

🪄Build a Magical Object
-> Choose a magical object from the book (like a wand, Portkey, or the Goblet of Fire itself) and create a physical or digital model. Learners will write a description of its powers and significance in the story.

🪄Design Your Own Wizarding World Newspaper
-> Learners will create a front page for a wizarding newspaper, featuring headlines and articles about key events in The Goblet of Fire. This helps develop skills in summarizing and interpreting key plot points.

🪄Character Analysis Poster
-> Pick a favorite character from the book and create a poster that highlights their journey, personality traits, and key moments in the story. This project focuses on character development and analysis.

🪄Write a Letter to a Character
-> Learners will write a letter to a character of their choice, offering advice or discussing events from the book. This encourages empathy and a deeper connection with the characters.

🪄Create a Spellbook Page
->Design a page for a spellbook, including a spell from the series or an original one, with detailed descriptions of how it works and when it should be used.

These projects are designed to be both fun and educational, encouraging creativity while reinforcing key concepts and themes from Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.
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Book Synopsis:
In his fourth year at Hogwarts, Harry Potter is unexpectedly chosen as a competitor in the dangerous Triwizard Tournament. With daunting tasks, new alliances, and dark forces at work, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is filled with action, mystery, and pivotal moments that change the course of the wizarding world forever.

House Cup Competition:
Students will have the chance to complete optional weekly assignments and earn house points. The house with the most points by the end of the course will win the coveted House Cup, complete with a printable certificate.

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Join Anytime: 
Feel free to join a section that has already begun! You'll still be eligible to win the House Cup and receive your certificate for completing the book.

If none of the current times work for you, please message me, and I’ll do my best to open a time that suits you.
Learning Goals
Literary Analysis: Students will develop their ability to analyze and interpret literary elements such as themes, character development, plot structure, and symbolism within Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.
Critical Thinking: Learners will enhance their critical thinking skills by evaluating characters' decisions, understanding motivations, and discussing the moral and ethical dilemmas presented in the story.
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Syllabus

Curriculum
Follows Teacher-Created Curriculum
19 Lessons
over 19 Weeks
Lesson 1:
The Riddle House & The Scar
 Unravel the sinister happenings at the Riddle House and how they set the stage for the story. We’ll uncover the dark hints that foreshadow the events to come. Explore Harry’s troubling dream and its connection to the events unfolding in the wizarding world. We’ll talk about how Harry’s scar serves as a symbol of deeper magic and danger. 
25 mins online live lesson
Lesson 2:
The Invitation & Back to the Burrow
 In this lesson, we’ll cover Chapter 3, “The Invitation,” and Chapter 4, “Back to the Burrow.” We’ll discuss the events that lead to Harry’s stay at the Burrow and how the Weasleys prepare for the upcoming Quidditch World Cup. We’ll also look at the dynamics within the Weasley family and how Harry feels about being part of their world. 
25 mins online live lesson
Lesson 3:
Weasley’s Wizarding Wheezes & The Portkey
 We’ll explore the Weasley twins’ new business venture, their magical joke shop, and the inventive products they offer. We’ll discuss how this new venture adds a layer of fun and humor to the story and examine its impact on the Weasley family dynamics and the magical community. We’ll talk about the magical method of transportation used, specifically the portkey that transports Harry and the Weasleys to the Quidditch World Cup. We’ll look at the excitement and anticipation surround the World Cup. 
25 mins online live lesson
Lesson 4:
Bagman and Crouch & The Quidditch World Cup
 In this lesson, we’ll focus on Chapter 7, “Bagman and Crouch,” and Chapter 8, “The Quidditch World Cup.” We’ll discuss the introduction of key characters Ludo Bagman and Bartemius Crouch and how their contrasting personalities set the stage for the tournament. Then, we’ll dive into the excitement and spectacle of the Quidditch World Cup, exploring the magical atmosphere and its significance in the wizarding world. 
25 mins online live lesson

Other Details

Parental Guidance
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire contains content that may be intense for some learners, including: Dark Themes and Scary Scenes: The book features dark themes such as death, danger, and magical creatures that may be unsettling. Scenes involving the death of characters and the depiction of the dark magic may require parental discretion. Violence: There are descriptions of magical duels and dangerous tasks from the Triwizard Tournament that may be intense for younger readers. Content Rating: The book is generally rated as appropriate for ages 9 and up, but parents should consider their child's sensitivity to the described themes and scenes. Third-Party Tools: No third-party tools or media content requiring accounts will be used in this course. All materials will be provided through the class resources or accessible within the context of the book. Parents are encouraged to discuss any concerns with their child prior to the start of the course to ensure that the content is suitable for their individual needs and sensitivities.
Pre-Requisites
Completed Reading of Previous Harry Potter Books: Ideally, students should have read or be familiar with the first three Harry Potter books.
Supply List
Copy of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: Essential for reading and participating in class discussions. Learners should have their own copy of the book, either physical or digital.

Notebook or Journal: For taking notes, reflecting on chapters, and working on written assignments.

Art Supplies: Basic art supplies for creative projects.

Harry Potter Merchandise or Props: While not required, having themed items like wands or house scarves can be fun to show off to the class!
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Bachelor's Degree from Providence University
Ms. Kait
Bachelor's Degree from Canadian Mennonite University
Mr. Vaughn
Extensive Knowledge of Harry Potter Series: In-depth understanding of the Harry Potter books, including Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, gained through years of reading, studying, and discussing the series.

Experience in Literary Analysis: Background in analyzing literary texts, including themes, character development, and plot structure, with a focus on engaging and educating young readers.

Experience with Age-Appropriate Instruction: Proven experience in creating and delivering content tailored to the interests and comprehension levels of young readers, ensuring that lessons are both educational and enjoyable.

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2-6 learners per class

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