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Free Printable Harry Potter Chore Chart

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This Harry Potter reward chart is perfect for chores, homework or even Piano practice.  There is some bribery happening in our house right now to boost their piano practice as they have piano exams coming up. Nothing says independence more than Harry Potter, I mean that kid runs through walls, kills dementors and wins challengers all without his parents yelling at him to get it done.  Such a great role model!  This free printable can be printed directly on A4 cardstock with most printers or use normal paper and a laminator sheet to make this printable re-useable with a whiteboard marker. You can also throw the printout into a glass picture frame and use the marker pen to write the chores on to the glass. This is how we do it in our house and then the frame sits in the kitchen as a piece of artwork.

Download and print the file here . Harry Potter Free Chore Chart Printable

Looking for more Harry Potter party ideas check these DIY ideas out.  Check out the Harry Potter Cookbook too for fun party food. We also have Harry Potter crafts over on our sister too, including owls, potions and even a mandrake.

 

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Using Pizza and Pretend Play to Learn about Fractions

When my daughter was young she loved the PBS show “Peg + Cat,” and if you’ve got a fan of that show in your house this activity will be even better, but it doesn’t matter if your kids don’t already know these characters to learn about fractions with pizza. 

There’s an episode of “Peg + Cat” where they are working in a pizza place and have to divide pies to put different kinds of toppings of different parts of the pie (there’s also an online game with the same concept, which I can’t believe still exists because my kiddo played it years ago). 

Inspired by the episode and a companion book, Nature Homeschool developed an activity for learning about fractions and entrepreneurship using pizza. They developed a pizza shop and used the printables and teaching guide from Teacher Vision to learn more about fractions using pizza as the foundation. Their post also has a pizza order form printable you can use when you role play a pizza shop. 

The Inspiration Edit also has some cute printable worksheets using a pizza to learn about fractions. And Life Over Cs has some fun printable pizza fraction activities, such as the printable fraction memory game shown here. 

If you want to increase the pretend play factor with this one, you can make a pizza and toppings out of paper, cardboard or felt. Or use a paper plate as your crust and simple shapes cut out of paper to be toppings. The pretend play pizza making kit from Glued to My Crafts uses an individual slice, but you could do the same thing with a whole pie’s worth of slices. 

Kids Craft Room has another fun pizza play food idea, this time using salt dough for the crust. The toppings are made out of felt so you can practice putting different toppings on a fraction of the pizza and learn as you play.