Fandom "WTHH" - Classes and Rooms

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All Classes:
- Ancient Runes
- Arithmancy
- Astronomy
- Care of Magical Creatures
- Charms
- Defense Against the Dark Arts
- Divination
- Flying
- Herbology
- History of Magic
- Muggle Studies
- Potions
- Transfiguration​

Teachers:
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Caretaker -
Groundskeeper -
Matron -

Astronomy Prof. - Iola Larch
Potions Prof. -
Charms Prof. -
Defense Against the Dark Arts Prof. - Elias Sinclair
Transfiguration Prof. -
Herbology Prof. -
History of Magic Prof. -
Flying Prof. -
Alchemy Prof. -
Apparition Prof. -
Arithmancy Prof. -
Ancient Runes Prof. -
Care of Magical Creatures Prof. -
Divination Prof. -
Muggle Studies Prof. -​

Rooms:
- Bathrooms
- Black Lake
- Clock Tower
- Common Room: Gryffindor
- Common Room: Hufflepuff
- Common Room: Ravenclaw
- Common Room: Slytherin
- Dungeon
- Great Hall
- Greenhouse
- Head Master's Office
- Hogsmeade Village
- Hospital Wing
- Library
- Quidditch Pitch
- The Forbidden Forest​

Note:
- The professor is in charge of removing/adding house points to correct/incorrect answers and assigning "homework" for your students.
- You can own a post/classroom in this thread, hosting your own class and updating it weekly! I will link it to this page.
- Homework is 100% optional; it does grant house points (5 per correct answer, 10 for the first correct answer).​

 

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[b]Ancient Runes Homework Answer[/b]
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[b]Arithmancy Homework Answer[/b]
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Professor - Iola Larch
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Welcome Message: "Dear Students,

Welcome to another enchanting year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry! I hope you’ve all had a delightful summer, filled with stargazing and magical adventures. As your Astronomy professor, I am absolutely thrilled to guide you through the celestial wonders that adorn our night skies!

Whether you’re a first-year excitedly peering through your first telescope or an experienced seventh-year eager to dive deeper into the mysteries of the cosmos, there is something for everyone in our starlit exploration. We will journey through constellations, study the phases of the moon, and perhaps even encounter some intriguing magical phenomena along the way!

Remember, the universe is vast, and each lesson is a step toward unlocking its secrets. So, gather your quills and parchment, and let’s make this year as illuminating and unforgettable as the stars above us!"​

Lesson:
1. Mercury
Our first planetary stop is Mercury, the closest planet to the Sun. Known for its swift orbit, it takes just 88 Earth days to complete a revolution. Yet, fear not, as its lack of atmosphere means it's not overly hospitable! With temperatures soaring during the day and plummeting at night, it offers a rather extreme environment—a perfect lesson in resilience!

2. Venus
Next up is Venus, often called Earth's "sister planet" due to their similar size. However, do not be fooled! Venus is shrouded in thick clouds of sulfuric acid, creating an exceptional greenhouse effect. Its surface is hot enough to melt lead, making it a rather unfriendly neighbor!

3. Earth
Our very own planet, Earth, is a magical haven teeming with life. Home to a harmonious balance of water, land, and atmosphere, it's a prime example of how magic and science can coexist. As aspiring witches and wizards, it’s essential to appreciate our extraordinary home and the magical energies that flow through it.

4. Mars
Moving outward, we find Mars, known as the Red Planet for its iron oxide-rich soil. With its towering volcanoes and vast canyons, Mars stirs the imagination of many potion masters and astronomers alike. Recent explorations hint at past water, suggesting that it may have hosted life.

5. Jupiter
Entering the realm of gas giants, we meet Jupiter—the largest planet in our Solar System. With its swirling storms, including the Great Red Spot, it's a constantly changing spectacle. Jupiter's multitude of moons, including the intriguing Europa, could harbor subsurface oceans and perhaps life!

6. Saturn
Next, we arrive at Saturn, famed for its stunning rings made of ice and rock. The majesty of its rings has captivated witches and wizards for centuries. Saturn’s complex system of moons, each with its own mysteries, encourages us to contemplate the wonders of nature.

7. Uranus
Uranus presents a curious case, as it rotates on its side—an axial tilt of about 98 degrees. This unique rotation results in extreme seasons that could last for decades! Its blue-green hue is attributed to the methane in its atmosphere, giving it a tranquil appearance.

8. Neptune
Finally, we reach Neptune, the farthest planet from the Sun. Known for its deep blue color and fierce winds, it is a world of storms and mysteries. It remains a subject of fascination, as scientists continue to uncover the secrets hidden within its clouds.​

Homework:
Years 1-2 How many planets are in our solar system?
Years 3-5 Choose one planet and write a brief profile that includes its name, basic characteristics (size, color, rings, etc.), and any interesting magical properties it might possess.
Years 6-7 Compile five key terms related to astronomy (like “constellation,” “planet,” “moon phases,” etc.) and write a simple definition for each one.​

[b]Astronomy Homework Answer[/b]
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Professor - [OPEN]

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Years 1-2 Homework

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[b]Care of Magical Creatures Homework Answer[/b]
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[b]Charms Homework Answer[/b]
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Professor - Elias Sinclair

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Years 1-2 Homework

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[b]DADA Homework Answer[/b]
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Years 1-2 Homework

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[b]Divination Homework Answer[/b]
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