Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban with Poster (Scholastic Literature Guides (Harry Potter))
How does Harry feel about being left behind when the other students   go to Hogsmeade?Why doesn't Azkaban need walls to keep in prisoners?What would you say to someone in a Howler if you were really angry with him or   her?With probing, thought-provoking questions like these, the literature guide forHarry Potter and the Prisoner of   Azkabanencourages students to explore the complexities of J.K.   Rowling's extraordinarily popular Harry Potter series. The lightweight 18-page   booklet is divided into chapter groupings, with summaries, discussion questions,   activities, and lessons in comprehension and recall, vocabulary, and themes.   Cross-curricular activities in literature, science, art, math, and more guide   children to discover the origins (and significance) of Professor Remus Lupin's   name, assign monetary values to each of the coins Harry Potter and his wizard   friends use, and design signs for the shops in Hogsmeade. Reproducible handouts   and a colorful poster provide more educational opportunities for educators who   choose to seize this huge, unique teaching moment for their students. (Ages 8 to   11)--Emilie Coulter