Professor Penrose (DADA'S PROF.) : During his time at Hogwarts, he was excellent in Defense Against the Dark Arts, Potions, and Transfiguration, which got him highly recommended for a career as an Auror.Jericho got O's on all of his OWLs and NEWTs for each subject that he sat.He went on to work his way up through the ranks of the Auror in the Department of Magical Law Enforcement.He had just returned from an assignment in America when he was offered the opportunity to come teach here. he happily accepted and here we are.

Professor gave some rules to us so we must agree it.Those rules are:

1)  No food or drink in the classroom. If something were to be spilled while we are doing practical lessons someone could fall and get hurt.

2)  Be respectful.

3)  No cheating. It will not be tolerated. You will receive a 1% and a detention.

4)  Study

*If we will break the rules,we will be hardly punished.

This year is only an introduction to defensive magic. We will be learning about a few creatures and some simple defensive spells. we will need a wand for this course. Please remember to bring parchment, a quill, and ink to class to take notes.  No textbook is needed for this course.

                          NOW , THE TODAYS LESSON

                                               Wand-Lighting Charm.

-It is a simple Charm that, when performed properly, lights up the tip of the caster's wand. Do not confuse the light emitted for  a flame. It is more like a light in the muggle world known as a flashlight.

-The light produced is a light yellow when charged properly. If you do not charge the spell enough, the light will be white and  dimly lit. Overcharging the spell will cause the light to turn a bright red.

-The Wand-Lighting Charm is not used only for avoiding the dark. You can use it to safely navigate your way around a dangerous area or foe. There are some creatures that do not like bright light. Casting this charm is a sure way to repel them.

-To cast the Wand-Lighting Charm, you must carefully pronounce the incantation, LOO-mos. The wand movement is simple.  Move your wand forward and then move it up into a backwards loop.

                                              THE LAST MESSAGE GIVEN BY PROF.

                         That concludes our lesson for this week. Please practice and study your notes.