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| Grindylow
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Hogwarts RPG Name: Tiana Patterson Gryffindor Second Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Iris Forsfelle Slytherin Fourth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: ???? Hufflepuff Third Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Mirabelle Draguar Ravenclaw Fourth Year Ministry Department Head:
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| Swedishfish Girl! ❄ Page-Turning Seamstress ❄ Jess's Soul Sister! Sweetest Swede! SPOILER!!: Professor P + Kion Quote:
Originally Posted by Kolyander The way each student got right to work in their own way, had Paton smiling to herself as she watched each of them from her chair. Some of them chatting quietly with their peers, a few coming up to study the posters on the board and others referring to their textbooks. This wasn't for a grade however so it wasn't too long before Hady spoke up addressing them. "Alright everyone, we need to be moving on with our lesson now. It's perfectly alright if you didn't get to finish or if you got any wrong, this was simply for fun and not for a grade." Best to get that out there again so no one worries themselves over it. "Shall we see which skeleton form is which now?" Surely they were all curious if their answers were correct or not. A simple tap of her wand against the white board once more now revealed a colored photo of dragon beside each skeletal form, the dragons breed written on each one. She would give them all a few moments to check their answers before she moved on with the lesson. "Now you don't have to tell me how you did but I would like to know a few things.. Which skeleton form was the easiest to identify and why? Which was the most difficult and why? What can we learn by simply studying a dragons skeletal form?" It was Q and A time. Hadleigh enjoyed this part of lessons as much as she did the activities, sometimes the answers that were given were very.. creative. Quote:
Originally Posted by Charely Potter
Kion had been slowly working through the identifying. He did the easiest ones first, eventually ending up with 2 left like Maria. But different ones. He glanced over at what she wrote, "Oh, I have that one as the Common Welsh Green. I looked at how pronounced the top of its horns were. It's also big, but not as big as the Chinese Fireball," With that, he shared the rest of his written notes (some did resemble chicken-scratch out of feeling rushed). But it turns out, they weren't being graded on. So he quickly filled out the other blank spot before the question.
Waiting until it was his turn to speak, "I thought the Hungarian Horntail was the easiest, it had a lot of spikes on his head.. or horns, whatever it's called. I wasn't familiar with Antipodean Opaleye, but mainly because it's not talked about as much as the other breeds. I guess it being extinct has something to do with that," Kion said. He hoped that sufficed, but he did listen to hear what others thought. "Oh?" Maria murmured as she glanced over at Kion's notes and scribbled sketches of dragons. "I guess that makes sense since the Common Welsh isn't too big or small and has pronounced horns now that i look at the picture in the textbook and then at the skeleton." Putting the 4th one down as the common welsh green she showed her boyfriend the rest of her notes while she added in the Antipodean Opaleye in the blank spot on her parchment.
Next minute Professor Paton moved the lesson onwards and Maria thoughtfully considered the skeletons she had matched with dragon breeds on her parchment. Awaiting her turn she then raised her hand to say "The easist skeleton for me to identify was the Romanian Longhorn with its three distinct horns that looks like they shoot out like bulls from the head. The hardest to identify was a tie between the Common Welsh Green, and the Antipodean Opaleye because their skeletons looked to me to be very similiar in appearance. Also the Antipodean Opaleye isn't a breed you can come come across in any reserve like Kion said so I'm not very familiar with it." After a short considering pause she added "Maybe we can learn where the dragon breeds have lived, and what they've eaten from studying their skeletons?" Hopefully that sufficed as answers to the questions.
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