[HPforGrownups] (unknown)

[Sue Porter]

No: HPFGUIDX 81786

Well, potions of course - could make a hair removal potion, or a pimple 
cream potion.
Sue


>From: "Hagrid" <aussie_lol at yahoo.com.au>
>Reply-To: HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com
>To: HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [HPforGrownups] (unknown)
>Date: Sat, 27 Sep 2003 16:21:18 -0000
>
>JKR's books are full of scenes and events that we would all like to
>have been able to play around with as kids.
>
>My kids' Girl Guide group is planning a Harry Potter day. Can anyone
>come up with other ideas from the books to translate into games?
>
>We want to set up tables or booths with different activities.
>
>PS - no Blast Ended Skrewts please
>(Appologies if this is the wrong group to post this. I was trying
>the "off-topic chatter" but this group seems better suited for things
>from all 5 books.)
>**************************
>Suggestions:
>"Beating the Bludger".
>We can do it shooting gallery style, but using a small club to hit a
>ball at targets. More points for hitting Chasers with quaffles,
>seekers, or keepers from the other team.
>
>"Hippogriff Rides"
>Similar to barrel on ropes ride, landing on high jump cushions when
>you fall.
>
>"Rememberball"
>Have ten items appear for 10 secs, cover them up, then name them to
>stop the Rememberball from being red.
>
>"Hermione Escaping the Basalisk"
>Hermione tried running from the library using a mirror so she
>wouldn't be killed by the Basalisk. Competitors can either run
>through a maze where everything is reversed (like in a mirror). Try
>filling in a maze with a pencil while looking only in a mirror.
>
>Quidditch match ???
>we have basketball and football playing fields nearby. Any ideas on
>how to do it though?
>
>~aussie_lol~
>to send directly, Aust e-mails ends with "yahoo.com.au"
>

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