Magical Objects
This special clothing item belongs to Harry’s father and makes anyone who wears it completely invisible.
What is the Invisibility Cloak?
This professor surprises everyone at the end of the movie by revealing he has Voldemort attached to the back of his head.
Who is Professor Quirrell?
This is the Hogwarts house known for bravery that Harry, Ron, and Hermione all belong to.
What is Gryffindor?
While Ron and Harry panic and scream in the Devil's Snare, Hermione remembers she has to relax to slide through the vines. This teaches us that when we are stressed or scared, our best weapon is to stay _____.
What is "calm"?
Harry gets so caught up staring at his parents in the Mirror of Erised that Dumbledore has to step in and tell him to stop visiting it. Dumbledore warns him that daydreaming about the past will make you miss out on living in __________.
What is the present (or real life)?
This is the tiny, golden ball with wings that Harry caught in his mouth.
What is the Golden Snitch?
Harry has to go into this spooky, forbidden place at night for detention, where he spots a hooded figure drinking silver blood.
What is the Forbidden Forest?
This giant, friendly keeper of keys loves magical creatures and accidentally gives away secrets by saying, "I shouldn't have told you that."
Who is Hagrid?
Neville stands up to his own best friends to keep them from breaking rules, which takes a different kind of courage. This shows that sometimes the hardest people to say "no" to are these people.
Who are your friends?
In the final room, Harry has no wand and is facing a powerful adult wizard all alone. Instead of running away or looking for help, he looks straight into the mirror and trusts his own gut. He wins the Stone because he believes in ________.
What is "himself"?
This magical mirror shows you the your most desperate wish.
What is the Mirror of Erised?
On Halloween night, Harry and Ron must lock themselves in a bathroom to save Hermione from this big, smelly creature.
What is a mountain troll?
This student bravely sacrifices his own spot on the giant chessboard so Harry can move forward to save the day.
Who is Ron Weasley?
Harry has to run full speed at a solid brick wall to get to Platform 9 ¾. To do this, he has to completely drop his doubt and have this quality in Hagrid's advice.
What is trust (or faith/belief)?
The magical trick of the Mirror of Erised means the Stone will only drop into the pocket of someone who wants to find it, but not use it. This teaches us that the best way to help is to focus on the job itself, instead of focusing on the _______.
What is the result/reward?
Harry uses a flying broomstick to catch one of these buzzing, feathered objects to unlock a secret door.
What is a winged key?
This is the giant, three-headed dog that stands on a trapdoor to guard the third-floor corridor.
Who is Fluffy?
This wise Headmaster of Hogwarts gives Gryffindor last-minute points at the end-of-year feast, allowing them to win the House Cup.
Who is Albus Dumbledore?
The Sorting Hat argues with Harry about where to put him, but Harry changes its mind just by repeating, "Not Slytherin." This shows that our future isn't decided by magic, but by our own _______.
What are choices?
At the very end of the movie, Voldemort's physical body turns to ash and breaks apart, but his dark spirit easily flies away through the ceiling. This shows us that while a physical body can be broken, you cannot destroy a person's _______.
What is "soul"/"spirit"?
This red item can turn any metal into pure gold and create a potion that makes someone live forever.
What is the Sorcerer’s Stone?
This dangerous plant grabs onto the kids and tries to squeeze them tightly when they jump through the trapdoor.
What is Devil's Snare?
This shy boy tries to stop his friends from sneaking out at night to keep them out of trouble, earning his house 10 extra points.
Who is Neville Longbottom?
Professor Quirrell is miserable because he lets Voldemort control him just to get power. But in real life, the worst "monsters" to get trapped by aren't magical creatures, but our own internal feelings of _____.
What is greed/jealousy/selfishness?
Harry decides to risk his life and go down the trapdoor because he knows it's up to him to protect the school. Doing what is right, even when it is incredibly scary, is called doing your _____.
What is Dharma?