1. Herbology
2. Muggle Studies
3. Transfiguration
4. Ancient Runes
5. Astronomy
6. Divination
7. Care of Magical Creatures
8. Potions
9. Defense Against the Dark Arts
10. Arithmancy
11. History of Magic
12. Charms
13. Quidditch
14. Hogwarts, A History
15. Room
16. Dragonhide gloves
17. Cauldron
18. Whomping Willow
19. Wand
20. Hogsmeade
21. Veela
22. Kneazle
23. Telescope
24. House elf - Contains spoiler for book 7!!
25. Sorting Hat
26. Quill
27. Owl
28. Timeturner
29. Pensieve
30. Feast
31. Dress robes
32. Common room
33. Classroom
34. Parseltongue
35. Pureblood
36. Muggle
37. Animagus
38. Patronus
39. Duel
40. Spell
41. Thestrals
42. Portraits
43. Headmaster
44. Ford Anglia
45. torch
46. Dungeon
47. Portkey
48. Leprechaun
49. Yule Ball
50. Boggart
51. act
52. bore
53. Chase
54. Dare
55. Egg on
56. Fight
57. Gape
58. Hoot
59. Ignore
60. Joke
61. Kiss
62. Lope
63. Mooch
64. Nap
65. Ooze
66. Pace
67. Quell
68. Roar
69. Slap
70. teem
71. Untie
72. Vex
73. Warn
74. x-tinguish
75. Yodel
76. Zap
77. Cheerful
78. author's choice- Picking up Norbert
79. author's choice- Diagon Alley
80. author's choice
81. Depression
82. Careful
83. Fearful
84. Angry
85. Snappish
86. Daring
87. Plaid
88. sweet tooth
89. Past
90. present
91. Future
92. Chocolate
93. Chicken
94. Allergic
95. Snowball
96. Socks
97. Dictionary
98. Pajamas
99. Newspaper
100. Homework



16. Dragonhide gloves
Charlie frowned as he walked. He was getting ever increasingly annoyed with the wizard population. He was walking to a protest for the hunting of dragons for their skin. Why can’t wizards wait for dragons to shed their skin to make their gloves for Herbology? he thought. It’s not like dragon skin isn’t as strong when it’s shed, it’s just as strong as the stuff they take from them after they kill them! His thoughts turned angry as he finally reached the protest. He was greeted by several friends and handed a sign. He was more than ready for this.

78. Picking Up Norbert
Charlie Weasley circled the tower from high in the air. It was nearly midnight and he waited for his brother’s friends to bring the dragon. There, he saw them. Harry Potter and Hermione Granger bore the crate that held the baby dragon between them. ‘Norbert’ Ron had called it. He knew very well that you couldn’t tell what gender a dragon was at that age, but, oh, well. “C’mon,” he motioned to his friends, “they’re down there.” They angled their broomsticks down. Taking the crate they strapped it onto their brooms in a stretcher. Angry snorts issued from the crate as they took off and flew into the night.

7. Care of Magical Creatures
Charlie Weasley flopped down on the grass near the lake and closed his eyes. When his friends plopped down beside him, he opened them. Steven had Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them open on his lap. “What are you doing you Care of Magical Creatures report on, Charlie?” he asked.
“Dragons.”
He rolled his eyes. “Shouldn’t’ve asked. I think I’m doing mine on the Demiguise. What species?” he asked after turning a page.
Charlie thought about it a moment, then said, “Antipodean Opaleye, I think. They seem the friendliest.”
They all laughed, because they knew Charlie really didn’t care.

97. Dictionary
Charlie walked down the crowded street. At 15, Molly let him go Christmas shopping on his own. Shopping for his dad was difficult. Finding nothing for his dad, Charlie exited Diagon Alley, knowing he had some Muggle money. He window shopped, then went into a bookstore. It wasn’t long before he found something Arthur would love. I book with the word “DICTIONARY” on it. The lady at the counter was skeptical when he laid it down, but let him buy it. On Christmas, Charlie presented it to Arthur joyfully. Arthur opened it and smiled. “Ah,” he said happily, “a dictionary.”

9. Defense Against the Dark Arts
“Alright, class. Wands away, we won’t be using them this time.” The professor walked into the room. The class wasn’t happy about not using wands, but invariably they’d be using them next time.
“Today’s lesson is about one of the most horrible dark creatures you can think of; after demetors, perhaps. The Lethifold.” Charlie looked about the classroom as students shuddered. Someone knew what it was. An enchanted piece of chalk wrote on the board wrote on the board as the professor spoke. “The only known spell to repel a Lethifold is the Patronus, which we will work on tomorrow.”

Note: Contains Spoiler for Book 7!!!!!!



24. House Elf
Charlie walked away from Shell Cottage. After Voldemort’s defeat, he had agreed to stay with Bill and Fleur a while, before returning to Romania. The closeness was getting to him. Not really paying attention to where he was going, Charlie found himself near the edge of the property. A small mound lay at his feet. A stone at one end read:
HERE LIES DOBBY A FREE ELF.
Ah, Dobby. From Bill, he’d heard about the elf’s sacrifice to keep Harry alive. Taking a flat stone, he inscribed on the surface:
HE LIVES ON IN OUR HEARTS
and laid it down.

(I like this one best, so far. It's kinda sentimental, but I miss Dobby.)

79. Diagon Alley
11 year old Charlie Weasley shifted his weight uncomfortably from foot to foot. He stood before the fireplace, then threw his handful of Floo Powder on the flamess. He shouted “Diagon Alley!” then disappeared.
Now in Diagon Alley, he was, if possible, more nervous than ever. Being the Oldest child had its pros and cons; one con being that he had only his parents stories of Hogwarts to prepare him.
Shopping for his supplies didn’t ease his worries. What if he broke his wand? What if the Potions Teacher poisoned him? Or worse?! This day was going to be torture.

I originally wrote this for the topic of Past, but realized it didn't fit that, so I used another author's choice.

54. Dare
Charlie burst into the common room and skidded to a halt in front of the fireplace. “They’re here;” he gasped, “the dragons for the First Task! Come on!” and raced back out. His friend followed him through the Forbidden Forest, until the reached the dragon pens. Fire streaked into the night sky. Any flames were promptly extinguished by several wizards.
“I dare you to go in.” one said. Charlie nodded and crept forward. He used his wand to unlock a door to a pen. The dragon inside amazed and frightened him. He was lucky to come out unscathed, but wow!

Charlie takes a crazy dare. But on the plus side he's not dead, and he got a close up with a dragon.

1. Herbology
Charlie looked at the dying plant on his desk. even when he was in Romania, his mother felt… obligated to send him a present. For his birthday maybe? Must have been, he thought. She sends sweaters on Christmas. He winced as he thought of the, ahem, several purple sweaters being used as cushions for baby dragons.
He got some water from the sink and watered the plant. Sturdy little thing. Charlie thought, Good for it at least. Pity I’m horrible at Herbology. Charlie sat down looking cross. It bugged him that he couldn’t remember the name of the plant…

44. Ford Anglia
When Charlie entered the Forbidden Forest, he was shocked. Little had changed since he’d been at school. Well, with one exception. In clearing out some space to hold the dragons without burning anything (or much) he and several others had found an old, banged up Ford Anglia. Charlie recognized it as the car Harry and Ron had taken to school two years ago. The car looked horrible. It acted like a wounded animal, and Charlie could have sworn it growled at him when they uncovered it. Could it have linked him to Ron? Either way, the car had gone wild.

Not the best I've done. Sorry it's been so long.

2. Muggle Studies
“This,” the professor said, “is something muggles call a ‘Garden Gnome.’”
Charlie, who was carefully sneaking Every Flavor Beans from his pocket to his mouth (and trying not to gag when he got a gross flavor), looked up. Compared to the potato headed pests in the garden at home, these things could hardly be called gnomes. It looked dwarf-ish, but also outrageous in its bright colored clothing and pointed red hat. The thing was shiny, made of something muggles called ‘plastic.’
“Muggles buy these,” the professor continued, “for their gardens; seeing them as ornaments, rather than pests like wizarding gnomes.”

31. Dress robes
Dear Charlie,
The package contains dress robes for the Yule Ball. Have fun!”
Love,
Mom and Dad
Charlie opened the package and wrinkled his nose in disgust. Steven looked over his friend’s shoulder and said: “You’re not wearing that, are you?”
“Steven,” Charlie frowned, “that looks like something belonging to my Great Aunt Tessie. I’d bet you 10 Galleons it did. I wouldn’t wear it if my life depended on it.”
“I thought not.” Steven said. “You can wear an old set of mine.” He offered.
Charlie’s expression was totally serious as he said, “Steven, You’re a life saver. Thanks.”

25. Sorting hat

Charlie was shaking slightly as the crowd of first-years around him dwindled. Finally, his name was called. As he sat there with the Sorting hat on his haead, he heard a small voice whisper in his ear. Hmm… It said to him. I can see that you are in need of friends. Hufflepuff could give you that; but no. Ah yes, most definitely You are a… “GRYFFINDOR!”
The hat shouted the last part for all to hear. Three of the tables clapped for him while the fourth (presumably Gryffindor) cheered and applauded wildly, happy to have another Gryffindor this year.

94. Allergic
Stepping off the train, Charlie followed his friends to a carriage. This was how all students except the first years arrived at school. Sitting down on a seat, Charlie began coughing and sneezing. He was unable to leave the carriage, as it had already started moving. The ride to school was agony. Charlie, it seemed, was allergic to whatever it was that pulled the carriage. What had Professor Grubblyplank called them? Thestrals: that was it. Charlie frowned as he got out of the carriage. He’d have to walk into school if this kept up. Maybe he’d be allowed to fly.