#HomeschoolWithBoardGames: Harry Potter Magical Beasts Board Game

How are you this morning? David is off tomorrow. Charlie thought for our #HomeschoolWithBoardGames Harry Potter Magical Beasts Board Game by Pressman would be the perfect game to play this week.

Harry Potter: Magical Beasts Board Game, Pressman, 2018 — front cover (image provided by the publisher)

Set in the Harry Potter world, you play as one of the four characters, Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, Hermione Granger or Ginny Weasley in a race to discover the magical beasts. You will collect clues to track down creatures inside and outside Hogwarts.

The objective is to obtain four cards that corresponds to one beast. Each turn, a player will roll the dice which will correspond to the number of spaces a player moves.

When a player lands on a tile that indicates a type of a card (Color, Size, Location or M.O.M Classification), they get to take one card from that pile. The card is then placed face down. Should you obtain another card of that type, you place the new card on top of the other card.

The dice ranges from 2-6 with one of the sides showing a “P”. When this side is rolled, the player who rolled it, gets to go to a passage (location space marked with a “P”) of his/her choice.

All other players not on a “P” are temporarily removed. The game board then shifts and the player who rolled the “P” are able to put the other players on any tile of his/her choosing and can steal one of their cards. First player who obtains all four cards of each type for one magical beasts wins.

Spelling Class:

Harry Potter, Pressman, Magical Beasts, Inside, Outside, Flips, Race for Capture, Beasts, Hogwarts, Features, Swinging-Leaf Feature, Separate, Everyone, Friends, Recapturing, Amok, Ron Weasley, Hermione Granger, Ginny Weasley, Clues, Track, Creatures, Grounds, Treacherous, Precious

Write your spelling words inside your spelling journal along with the definitions of the words.

Reading:

Set the Board Game up. Then ask everyone to sit down and read the rules to the Game Players . Once your done reading the instructions ask them questions about what you read to them. Then have them ask you questions so they know you know what your doing.

Math Class

Count all the games pieces . Then create 5 math problems for someone in your home to figure out. Then have them create 5 math problems for you to work out. Write the math problems inside your Math Journal.

Art Class:

Read through the cards. Create a Art piece showing what one of the cards says. Make sure you write out a description of what you drew and why in your Art Journal.

Drama Class:

Act out a scene from the Game you played for the people playing the Game. Write out a description of what you acted out inside your Drama Journal.

Field Trip:

Visit the Dollar Store and Thrift Stores for costumes you can wear while acting our your scene for Drama Class.

Music Class:

Create a Jingle or Song to perform for your parents that could be turned into a commercial explaining the game and why someone would want to purchase it. Write the song or Journal inside your Music Journal.

Cooking Class:

Create Cookies in the shapes of things mentioned in the Game. Once your done decorate the cookies to be served when your playing the Game. Make sure you write the recipe to the cookies inside your Cooking Journal

Thank you,

Glenda, Charlie and David Cates

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