Charms Class 1

[Professor Flitwick]

((Occ: I'm going to have everyone take the same class together. When I get more students with at least 4 in each year, I'll start doing separate classes for those years.))

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[Jordyn Turner]

Jordyn made her way down the hall and into her charms class. Taking a seat, she let her book and wand rest on her desk and waited for everyone else to come. Jordyn enjoyed this class. She was pretty good, at least that's what she thought. Though she struggled sometimes with some of the charms, she always ended up getting them after a few trys. Shaking that thought from her head, a small smile played across her face as she just relaxed and waited for class to start.

[Hermione Granger]

Hermione stepped into the charms classroom. Early as usual, and sat right in the front so she could have the best view for deminstartions and notes. She then pulled out her charms book year 5 and started studying.

[Devin Reed]

As much as Devin got frustrated or annoyed with Charms, and as much as he wished he didn't have to take the class, it did come in handy when something was out of reach on a high shelf or retrieving an object without walking across a room, and so he accepted the fact that he had to sit through it once a day for a single slot of time, and then he was done. Really, the only reason he disliked the class at all was that he wasn't outstanding at charms. He had finished his fourth year with an A for Acceptable after working to achieve a passing grade, unlike in Transfigurations or Defense Against the Dark Arts where he soared to the head of the class. Devin wondered if this was what those in his Transfigurations class felt like when they couldn't get the subject down.

Entering the room surprisingly early, he saw that he was alone in the room with two Gryffindors and the Professor. Not the ideal company to a Slytherin... Devin walked towards the back of the class, taking a seat a in the middle, where he would be away from those who slept and snored in the back and those who had no fun and sat in the front. The perfect spot.

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[Lavender Brown]

Lavender slowly strolled into the classroom. She was in no rush to get to class. It was just Charms, afterall. Everyone could do it. Sure, some may not be able to do it as quickly as others, but it's all the same in the end. Looking around, she took a seat closest to the wall and waited patiently for class to begin.

[Ron Weasley]

Ron walked into Charms class and looked around. Not too many people were here yet. Was he early? He sure hoped not. But by the looks of it he seemed to have gotten there sort of just in time. He looked around a bit more and started to make his way over to Hermione because most classes Ron had he would sit next to Hermione or Harry unless both were in the class then he would sit by them both but he stopped short and instead sat sort of near the back and slumped down in his seat placing his books and supplies on his desk.

[Araia Gunner]

Stumbling into the classroom, I looked around for a empty chair. There were plenty of them. I had tried to be early for once. I was always late to some class or another, but my year's plan was for now was to be on time, if I got a whole day of not being late, I would think of some other thing to consantrate on. Looking around the empty room, I spotted a the energetic teacher, a relaxed Gryffindor, a studying Gryffindor, a bored Slytherin, another Gryffindor and a redheaded Gryffindor. Taking a seat between the middle and the back, I put down my bag and pulled out my stuff for class. I never sat near the front, for 1: I hated the front, to many bad memories, 2: I was always picked on from those behind me. The only people who liked me were those who had no prejudice remarks against orphans or none pure-bloods. Everyone else pretty much hated me. Bringing my mind back to earth, I boredly started to stare at the Professor. Flitwick had showed me practically all the spells for this year. I had nothing else to over the summer but do but help around Hogwarts, and in return the Teachers showed me spells and such that I would learn over the year, or years. Trying to keep my hand rapping on the desk, I waited for class.

[Professor Flitwick]

[/b] he squeaked on top of his stack of books. Most of the students were fifth years, but there was a fourth and a seventh year. Well, he should really start working on some O.W.L. lessons, though it might be either boring or too advanced for the fourth and seventh year. "Let's begin, shall we? Seeing as most of your are O.W.L. students, I want to stress just how important this year is. There will be an exam at the end of the year that will determine what classes you would be allowed to take for your N.E.W.T. year. Miss Turner, I'll have have to ask you to forgive me if this is something boring. But, you have an important examination as well, and it never hurt to do some review."

"So, I have taught you some of the simple charms such as levitation and summoning. And, now we're going to learn how to create things. However, remember the elementals. You can't just create certain things out of air. So, with that in mind, let's go with something very basic."

Flitwick magicked a glass out of thin air and placed it in front of me. "Aguamenti," he said with a flick, then pointed the wand into the empty glass. Within a matter of seconds, the water poured out of his wand and into the glass. When it was half full, he stopped. "Okay, so I want you all to try that. Remember to pronounce the charm clearly." He waved his wand again and an empty glass appeared in front of every student. The Charms Professor nodded to the class as he climbed down his stack of books and allowed the students to start.
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[Hermione Granger]

Hermione stared at the cup one last time. Then she quickly analyzed the spell in her textbook. She muttered it under her breath until she got it just right. Then she began to try. On her first try she got steam dropplets. She ceased that attempt and tried again. Her second try was most sucessful and when she'd finished her filling up her glass she offered it to her teacher.
"I've finished Professor. Would you like some?" She smiled at him and extended the glass. Truth was, she wasn't trying to be a suck up, she just wasn't thirsty. Hermione didn't like when things went to waste. So there she sat extending her glass to her teacher.

[Professor Flitwick]

[/b] he said delightfully. "Well, done! Very well done indeed. First to be done in the class, I see." Flitwick took the cup from her and took a sip.

"Ah," he said, smacking his lips together. It was cold, crisp, and clean. "Ten points to Gryffindor for performing the spell correctly, first!" He finished the cup and handed it back to the Gryffindor student. "Continue, Miss Granger." Flitwick hobbled away, waiting for the next student to perform the spell.
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[Ron Weasley]

Ron groaned a bit as he heard the Professor talk about what they were going to do. He then grabbed his wand glancing at the cup that was in front of him and started to attempt the spell. "Aguanti" it didn't work he groaned again and attempted the spell once again. " Aguamontie" it didn't work again. He kept trying and was then he eventual just gave up slapping his wand on the table muttering something that sort of made him fall off his chair onto the ground. He screeched a bit glaring at the Professor it was after all the Professors fault for making him to the spell in Ron's mind anyways.

[Professor Flitwick]

[/b] he squeaked. "What are you doing on the ground!? This is suppose to be a simple water conjuring charm. Now, get up and perform the spell again."
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