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Harry Potter in Translation
Harry PotterinTranslationMakingMagicalLearning LanguageSarah Elaine Eaton, Potter in Translation : Making Language Learning MagicalSarah Elaine EatonPublished: 2012 Printed in CanadaTable of ContentsWhat is the Harry Potter in Translation Project? 4 Who owns all the translations? 4 How did the project start? 4 How many translations are in the collection? 5 How many audio recordings are there? 8Is each entire book recorded? 8 Who did the recordings? 8 What are the recordings used for? 9 Resources for Language Teachers 9 Lesson Plan #1: Reading Harry Potter in Translation 10 Lesson Plan #2: Listening to Harry Potter in Translation 12 Lesson Plan #3: Guided writing activity on Harry Potter in Translation 14 Lesson Plan #4: Writing Fan Fiction about Harry Potter in Translation 17 Lesson Plan #5: Creating an Alternate Book Cover for Harry Potter in Translation 20 Bibliography and Resources 22 What is the Harry Potter in Translation Project?Researchers at the Language Research Centre at University of Calgary have collaborated on a number of activities related to Harry Potter in Translation including:Exhibitions of the first book of Rowling s Harry Potter series, Harry Potter and the Philosopher s Stone, translated into 70 different presentations on translations relating to the Harry Potter recordings of the small sections of Harry Potter and the Philosopher s Stone in 70 languages.
What is the Harry Potter in Translation Project? Researchers at the Language Research Centre at University of Calgary have collaborated on a number of activities related to Harry Potter in Translation including: Exhibitions of the first book of J.K. Rowlingʼs Harry Potter series, Harry Potter
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