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Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone - movie review

A green light shone brightly from Voldemort's wand than one night in Godric's Hallow when Lily and James Potter were killed. That night was the night when Harry lost his parents. He moved in with his Aunt Petunia, Uncle Vernon and his cousin Dudley. Harry had lived his whole life unknown about the fact that he was a wizard. But by the age of 11, he found out. He got accepted to Hogwarts, the school of Witchcraft and Wizardy. He learned how to do magic, to fly a broomstick and so much more. He met his very first friends, Ron and Hermonie. Everything was like a dream. Until they found out someone was hunting the Philosopher's stone - the stone of immortality. Such a stone must not fall into the wrong hands. To protect such a stone required very hard work. Work that would violate many rules. And rule breaking leads to punishments, which definitely isn't a helping hand.


My opinion: This movie is one of the best movies I have ever seen!  The story is so enchanting and loveable. Harry is such a brave and pure hearted young man. All the actors/actresses are amazing! This is a movie I can watch a thousand times without getting bored. I give this movie 10 out of 10 stars! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Our local environment - Elin

I have chosen to write about my favorite place in the world, which is my home.

Open the door, and you will probably see a lot of shoes on the carpet and jackets hanging on gallows. And if you look to the right you'll see my room and my sisters room to the left. Take 5 steps and look to the left. You'll se the toilet. Take 4 more steps and look straight forward. You'll my living room. To the right, we have an untuned piano. Look obliquely right. That's where we have placed our couch turned to the left. Opposite the couch we have our TV. And that's about it for the living room. Take 1 step back and look to the right. You'll se the stairs. Walk down the stairs and look to the left. That's our "teenage room". It has a dark blue couch, a computer and a smaller TV. If you look straight forward (from the end of the stairs), you'll se our second toilet. Take 5 steps to the right, and you're in our kitchen. We have a 6-person table, a sink with a lot of boxes and cabinets under it, and a stove with an oven underneath it. Imagine the stove in front of you, looking to the left. You'll se our laundry room. And if you look to the right, you'll see our backyard. If you look behind you, you'll see my third sisters room.

Well,  that's my entire house. 

Fudge bar with Cheerios and peanuts

In case my movie was unclear:

14 oz of fudge/caramels (I used vanilla fudge, but I found it a little bit to sweet...) 1/4 cup of water 3/4 cup of peanut butter (I could'nt find peanut butter here, where I live, so I used ordinary margarine

4 cups of Cheerios (I took 3 1/2, because it looked like it was enough, but it wasn't, so the fudge took over the whole recipe...)

1 cup of salted peanuts

29 oz of baking chocolate (melted)

Instructions:

Melt the fudge/caramels, peanut butter/margaine in a pan on low heat.

Add to the melted mixture the Cheerios and the peanuts and mix everything well.

Place it as flat as possible in a tin with making paper, and you´re done with layer one.

Melt chocolate. Double boiling this is the best bay, since you might burn the chocolate if you don´t. Pour the melted chocolate over layer one, and BAAM, you have a second layer.

But the cake in the refrigerator for a good hour or two. Take it out, cut it into smaller pieces and eat. I hope you give this one a try and if you do - GOOD LUCK!!!

Study tips by Elin

My typical School Day

Here is "My Typical School Day" as a movie: