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== Film - Live-Action ==
* The [[Film]] version of ''[[Harry Potter (film)|Harry Potter]] and the Order of the Phoenix'' gives Harry and Cho a moment like this. Harry helps Cho reposition her wand as she casts a Levitation Charm... [[Funny Background Event|And she promptly drops her subject to gaze awestruck at Harry.]]
* A deleted scene in the first ''[[Harry Potter (Franchise)/Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows|Harry Potter]]'' movie has Ron teaching Hermione how to skip stones across a lake. According to what [[David Yates]] said in an interview, Hermione is pretending to be bad at it in order to get some physical contact.
* In ''[[Teen Wolf (film)|Teen Wolf]]'', Scott sidles up behind Pamela and guides her arm to teach her how to bowl. Pamela plays along with the Hands-On Method in order to get Mick jealous. It works.
* Jamaal Wallace does this ostensibly to teach a girl about basketball in ''[[Finding Forrester]]''. Her dad comes onto the scene right when he's "teaching her to play defense".
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