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MeredithRodneyMcKay 
Right, now to get onto the lesson.
"For this first lesson I have decided to let you choose what you learn." Issy's eyes took in all their faces before she continued. "This is why I asked you to prepare to be creative. Imagine for a moment," cue the walking around the room "that you could perform magic infront of muggles, and even use it to help them. I would like you to provide to me a situation where you think a muggle might need assistance, and which spell you would use to help them. Be it transfiguring something, conjuring something - I'm going to let you decide. I will list them on the board behind, then we shall have a vote on which one we learn in the second half of this lesson."
Isabelle stopped at the front of the room and folded her hands in front of her. She kept quiet for a few seconds to let what she had said sink in. Hopefully they would come up with something good. They looked like they might. "Bear in mind what you cannot do, as per the five exceptions behind me. Please let your imaginations go. Fire away!"
Luin wrote down all the exceptions to the law, and then spent some time thinking of the next questions. Hmmm...what was it that had always seemed so odd to her that muggles did, or would need help with. She thought on it for awhile and then raised her hand, "I have noticed muggles always walking around with huge bags, especially when they want to go to other places far away (and the way they get there is peculiar as well), but anyways. I would think of using an Undetectable Extension Charm on a bag for a muggle. They would definitely be helpful. Or perhaps Transfigure it so that it is much more practical for their use, perhaps an animal that could just carry their stuff or something."