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HOMEWORK
When turning in homework, please put your character name, Class it is for, Commonroom and Year you are in.
EXAMPLE:
Merlin Magician
Potions Homework
Danville, Junior
Advanced Charms
Each student will choose his/her favorite charm and perform it in
class for 5 points. Any student who would like to duel another
student, implementing their favorite charm into the duel, will
receive an extra 15 points.
Homework is due in by August 30. Please turn your homework to Professor Knight's link in the classroom
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Care of Magical Creatures
I still haven't meet that many of you, but those of you I have meet, all seemed quite interested in learning more about the Metal Snakes. You will each be given a baby snake and you are to raise them. Metal Snakes bond with their owners for life. However not much is known about the Metal Snakes, not more than what I have studied, so you will have to write quite many essays. It will be hard work, but rewarding! It's a joy to see those little fellas grow!
Homework is due in by August 30. Please turn your homework to Professor Redwood's link in the classroom
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Defense Against the Dark Arts
Professor Khanu is allowing the TA to give out this months' homework
Memory Charms Homework:
Write me a well developed paragraph on the importance of blocking memory charms. Also you must write a litle story about an event that will require blocking memroy charms.
Homework is due in by August 30. Please turn your homework to Professor Khanu's link in the classroom.
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Divination/Astrology
This homework assignment is going to be dealing with astrology. This is going to be a very basic class this time. I would like you to write a short paper on your astrological sign and how you feel the characteristic of that sign is similar to you. For example, Sagittarius is outgoing. If you are a Sag, re you outgoing or does that sign not match you? Also, for the classroom I would like you all to bring in a horoscope to read aloud. This assignment will be worth 10 points and an extra 5 points if you bring in your horoscope.
Please turn your homework to Professor Lantora's link in the classroom.
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Herbology
See "New Lesson" in the classroom for your assignment or read below about the Pructose Plant
The Pructose Plant is very well known for it's massive stength. Small as they may be, their strength is impeccable."
*she walks over to the shed and pulls out a large tray full of small, potted, red pettled, purple thorned flowers. Growing in the center of the red flower is a small green vine with red thorns.*
"They can kill a full grown hippogriff within seconds. How they kill, you might ask, is the vine growing in the center of the flower grows to an enormous length. It raps the vine around it's victim, suffocates it to death while stabbing it with it's poisonous thorns. The thorns on the stem of the flower are mainly just for show."
*points her wand at a candle hovering over her desk*
"Pillowunctious!" she mutters
*the candle transfigures into a large white pillow.*
"Watch as I use this pillow as a volunteer."
*throws the pillow at the tray full of plants. All at once, the vines from all of the flowers shot into the air and wrapped tightly around the pillow. Within five seconds the pillow was stained purple with poison. She then whips out her wand again, points it at the tray of Pructose plants*
"Freeza Rilioso!"
*a stream of white sparks hit the flowers. They all recoil and freeze.*
"What we are going to be doing today, is we are going to practice recoiling the the plants. The spell is, 'Freeza Rilioso'. I will give each of you a pillow and a Pructose plant. Spread out and then throw your pillow at the plant. It will instantly go after the pillow. As soon as you the poison sink into the pillow, then PLEASE cast the spell. IF done correctly it will recoil... but if it still doesn't recoil then please shout my name and I will come to the rescue. But if it does go correctly than please bring the pillow to me and I will drain it out, the juice is used in many sleeping potions."
*waves her wand and a Pructose plant flies over each desk. She points her wand at the chalkboard*
"Pillowunctious!"
*the chalkboard transfigures into a large pile of pillows.*
"When ready to begin, please come and get a pillow. And there is also no homework for this lesson!"
Homework is due in by August 30. Please post your homework in Professor Cornflower's classroom as requested.
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History of Magic
There is no homework posted for this class. Please check back.
Homework is due in by August 30. Please turn your homework to Professor Amani's link in the classroom.
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Journalism
"Homework time! Alright, your assignment is to pick a student on campus who has qualities you admire...The three best that I read Im hoping to put into the Gazette....if we can get enough articles to put in it!".
Homework is due in by August 30. Please turn your homework to Professor Stadler's link in the classroom.
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Potions Laboratory
All grades will refer to the class lesson posted in the Potions classroom to complete this assignment.
Write two paragraphs in black ink about your favorite practical joke, or type of jokes. How could this be applied to the humorous potions we've been discussing. If possible mention an existing potion that pertains to this.
Homework is due in by August 30. Please turn your homework to Professor Lucifer's link in the classroom.
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Transfiguration
For this month's homework, you will need to research and practice how to transifure larger objects into larger animals. You can read the next lesson in your books or look in other spellbooks. You will need to hand in a page long essay on today's lesson and include examples. There will be a short quiz next class to test you on your transfiguration skills.
Homework is due in by August 30. Please turn your homework to Professor Hart's link in the classroom.
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Cure Class
There is no homework posted for this class. Please check back.
Homework is due in by April 30. Please turn your homework to Professor Sora's link in the classroom.
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