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Welcome back to the Wizarding Jigsaw Challenge! An activity in which your role is to solve some real life jigsaw! All you need to do to join the activity is to take a photo of the jigsaw you are going to solve (in a box) with the number of pieces, post it below and then start putting it together. There are different amount of diamonds available: 100 - 199 pieces = 10 diamonds 200 -299 pieces = 20 diamonds 300 - 499 pieces = 30 diamonds 500 - 799 = 40 diamonds 800< = 50 diamonds Edit your initial post when you solve the jigsaw. There is no deadline for the completion but it needs to be finished before the end of the month, 11:50pm HOL time. You can solve multiple jigsaws throughout the year but all need to be posted below to receive diamonds. Alternatively, you can complete multiple jigsaws from the website called Jigsaw Planet. You can also use any other jigsaw website/app. You can choose any jigsaw you want and then take a screenshot of your unfinished and finished jigsaw and post it below. All of the jigsaw completed through this website need to have a minimum of 100 pieces. Remember that on this website (Jigsaw Planet), the maximum number of pieces per jigsaw is 300. Also, make sure that the number of pieces should be visible in your screenshot for it to count. Remember that your graphic should be 600x600 or less. (If you forget to check, and it's too large, we might resize it for you, if we notice ....) The maximum amount of diamonds you can earn per month for this activity is 200 diamonds. If you have already earned 200 diamonds, you will receive beans for any extra jigsaw (with the same rules as for diamonds) ~Originally written, then edited, by Harry Walles. ~ posted for Fels, who is somehow got lost on a sandy beach with cabana boys serving drinks with umbrellas ..... ~ posted by Tarma, for Fels, when she found a WIFI portal ....

Diamond Count - May 2025 Diamond Earners Listed will be first the Activities, with their different colors. Then will be the names of the persons, Diamonds to date, new Diamonds earned - New Diamond Total. Activities Wonders of the World - Mountains - May DoHGaS May Challenge #1 - Harry Potter 2048 The Hundred Club - May Creative Club - May DoHGaS May Challenge #2 - Mystery Fallen Letters DoHGaS May Challenge #3 - A Couple of Hedges DoHGaS May Challenge Master Diamonds Diamond Earners Adeline Morior - 2,265 = 2,265 Albus Togglebog - 385 = 385 Alexandra Starling - 60 = 60 Amanda P.X. Sim - 280 = 280 Amber Weasley - 60 = 60 Amethyst Sinclair - 30 = 30 Anne-Marie Gagne - 485 = 485 Britini Initirb - 90 + 30 = 120 Cassie Williams - 615 = 615 Charlie Bridgers - 30 = 30 Chrissy Kay - 60 = 60 Clementine Fernandez - 60 = 60 Coral Jones - 60 = 60 Dibyarup James Potter - 525 = 525 Ellie Vernez - 1,605 + 20 + 35 = 1660 Emily Spencer - 490 = 490 February Fortescue - 20 = 20 Galena May - 2,700 = 2,700 Hannah Butterfield - 30 = 30 Harry Walles - 2,020 = 2,020 Helenarosequeen Granger - 190 = 190 Janne Halla - 2,950 = 2,950 Jellicle Moon - 30 = 30 Kaitlyn Nightingale - 30 = 30 Kxyls Lou - 30 = 30 Lex Green - 540 = 540 Lexa Winslow - 50 = 50 Lorainia Riverrider - 155 = 155 Louis Walles - 1,760 = 1,760 Luna Ravenlong - 955 + 135 = 1,090 Marcus Darkwood - 105 = 105 Mars Lavoie - 90 = 90 Matthew Treetop - 480 = 480 Melody Lee - 30 = 30 Moo Berry - 120 = 120 Pezzie Wolfe - 10 = 10 Phoenix Thunderbird - 60 = 60 Professor Felicia Hartwick - 2,125 = 2,125 Professor Kendra Givens - 145 = 145 Professor Scarlet Leslie-Lewis - 60 = 60 Professor Tarma Amelia Black - 3,550 = 3,550 Professor Will Lestrange - 1,475 + 30 + 30 + 70 + 30 = 1,635 River Fenwick - 6,420 + 135 + 220 + 65 + 30 + 70 + 30 = 6,970 Saffire Peregrene - 30 = 30 Scarlet Robloutain - 875 = 875 Selenophilia Moon - 120 + 30 = 150 Silverr Granger - 160 = 160 Skylar Peyton - 205 + 60 = 265 Trevor Simonson - 60 = 60 Willow Neverland - 60 = 60 Please check over your amounts! Let me know if I need to double check for totals and/or typos.

Gallery of 10 300 piece puzzles finished and unfinished: https://postimg.cc/gallery/RNPNyQ8

The solution to this Fallen Letters puzzle is: Most geologists classify a mountain as a landform that rises at least one thousand feet (three hundred meters) or more above its surrounding area.

The solution to this Cryptogram is: The tallest mountain in the world, measured from base to peak, is Mauna Kea in Hawaii. While Mount Everest is the tallest peak above sea level, Mauna Kea's base is significantly lower, extending down into the Pacific Ocean.

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Welcome back to the Wizarding Jigsaw Challenge! An activity in which your role is to solve some real life jigsaw! All you need to do to join the activity is to take a photo of the jigsaw you are going to solve (in a box) with the number of pieces, post it below and then start putting it together. There are different amount of diamonds available: 100 - 199 pieces = 10 diamonds 200 -299 pieces = 20 diamonds 300 - 499 pieces = 30 diamonds 500 - 799 = 40 diamonds 800< = 50 diamonds Edit your initial post when you solve the jigsaw. There is no deadline for the completion but it needs to be finished before the end of the month, 11:50pm HOL time. You can solve multiple jigsaws throughout the year but all need to be posted below to receive diamonds. Alternatively, you can complete multiple jigsaws from the website called Jigsaw Planet. You can also use any other jigsaw website/app. You can choose any jigsaw you want and then take a screenshot of your unfinished and finished jigsaw and post it below. All of the jigsaw completed through this website need to have a minimum of 100 pieces. Remember that on this website (Jigsaw Planet), the maximum number of pieces per jigsaw is 300. Also, make sure that the number of pieces should be visible in your screenshot for it to count. Remember that your graphic should be 600x600 or less. (If you forget to check, and it's too large, we might resize it for you, if we notice ....) The maximum amount of diamonds you can earn per month for this activity is 200 diamonds. If you have already earned 200 diamonds, you will receive beans for any extra jigsaw (with the same rules as for diamonds) ~Originally written, then edited, by Harry Walles. ~ posted for Fels, who is somehow got lost on a sandy beach with cabana boys serving drinks with umbrellas ..... ~ posted by Tarma, for Fels, when she found a WIFI portal ....

Our second coloring page for June shows a favorite food of many people! Color this picture and post it below. You will earn 10 Diamonds for doing so. Click here for a direct link to that graphic. This is already sized to 600x600 or less. Note: As usual, there is no time limit for you to color this in, as long as it's here in the Creative Club open area and not in the Archive.

It's June - the last month of the Term. Have you finished all of your homework? Color this picture and post it below. You will earn 10 Diamonds for doing so. If you want a direct link to that graphic - click here. This is already sized to 600x600 or less. Note: As usual, there is no time limit for you to color this in, as long as it's here in the Creative Club open area and not in the Archive.

Hi Badgers and Badger visitors! I'll be here sporadically for the next little bit, 10 to 14 days. I'm traveling around, a mini-vacation, and not knowing when and where there will be wifi available. The Games Tent WILL get things posted; be alert for that! Answers will be posted, etc etc, for Games Tent and Wonders of May. (If you have sent in homework to grade, I will get to that, too. ) Just don't hold your breath! However, the Games Tent will have opportunities to earn Diamonds posted in there, as well as other things posted here and there.

Diamond Count - April 2025 Diamond Earners Listed will be first the Activities, with their different colors. Then will be the names of the persons, Diamonds to date, new Diamonds earned - New Diamond Total. Activities Wonders of the World - April 2025 - Television Creative Club - April 2025 DoHGaS April Challenge #1 - Mazes DoHGaS April Challenge #2 - Doctor Who 2048 DoHGaS April Challenge #3 - Wordle DoHGaS April Challenge Master Diamonds Diamond Earners Adeline Morior - 2,265 = 2,265 Albus Togglebog - 315 + 30 + 40 = 385 Alexandra Starling - 60 = 60 Amanda P.X. Sim - 280 = 280 Amber Weasley - 60 = 60 Amethyst Sinclair - 30 = 30 Anne-Marie Gagne - 485 = 485 Britini Initirb - 90 = 90 Cassie Williams - 615 = 615 Charlie Bridgers - 30 = 30 Chrissy Kay - 60 = 60 Clementine Fernandez - 60 = 60 Coral Jones - 60 = 60 Dibyarup James Potter - 525 = 525 Ellie Vernez - 1,320 + 90 + 60 + 30 + 30 + 45 + 30 = 1,605 Emily Spencer - 490 = 490 February Fortescue - 20 = 20 Galena May - 2,700 = 2,700 Hannah Butterfield - 30 = 30 Harry Walles - 2,020 = 2,020 Helenarosequeen Granger - 190 = 190 Janne Halla - 2,950 = 2,950 Jellicle Moon - 30 = 30 Kaitlyn Nightingale - 30 = 30 Kxyls Lou - 30 = 30 Lex Green - 540 = 540 Lexa Winslow - 50 = 50 Lorainia Riverrider - 155 = 155 Louis Walles - 1,760 = 1,760 Luna Ravenlong - 895 + 60 = 955 Marcus Darkwood - 105 = 105 Mars Lavoie - 90 = 90 Matthew Treetop - 480 = 480 Melody Lee - 30 = 30 Moo Berry - 120 = 120 Pezzie Wolfe - 10 = 10 Phoenix Thunderbird - 60 = 60 Professor Felicia Hartwick - 1,945 + 120 + 60 = 2,125 Professor Kendra Givens - 145 = 145 Professor Scarlet Leslie-Lewis - 60 = 60 Professor Tarma Amelia Black - 3,320 + 150 + 80 = 3,550 Professor Will Lestrange - 1,340 + 30 + 35 + 40 + 30 = 1,475 River Fenwick - 5,840 + 150 + 260 + 30 + 65 + 45 + 30 = 6,420 Saffire Peregrene - 30 = 30 Scarlet Robloutain - 875 = 875 Selenophilia Moon - 120 = 120 Silverr Granger - 160 = 160 Skylar Peyton - 205 = 205 Trevor Simonson - 60 = 60 Willow Neverland - 60 = 60 Again, please check over your amounts! Let me know if I need to double check for totals and/or typos.

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Gallery of 10 300 piece puzzles finished and unfinished: https://postimg.cc/gallery/vgfbCFk

This cryptogram has been solved by .... River Fenwick (who actually sent in the answer right away but RL has kept me from the computer, ooops) Who is next? Luna Ravenlong

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What is something unique and fun about mountains? What about ... they are very tall? The height (as last measured anyway) of the tallest mountain on the planet is 33,500 feet. What? That mountain can be identified when you solve the Cryptogram just posted. Hawaiian Nature Jigsaw (117 pieces) Solve this jigsaw and post it below, being sure to show the number of pieces of the puzzle (117), the time it took you to complete it AND be sure it is 600x600 or less in dimensions! You receive 25 Diamonds for posting your completed Jigsaw by the end of May, HOL time.

Our May Wonders of the World continues with more information about Mountains! Solve this Cryptogram, learn a bit more about mountains, and earn 30 Diamonds! Click here for a direct link to that graphic. If you want to see a larger image, click here . Send me your solution to this Cryptogram in a Sett PM titled Wonders Cryptogram by the end of May (HOL time) to earn those Diamonds.

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One of the four main ways a mountain is formed is by magma pushing sedimentary upwards, but unlike volcanoes the magma doesn’t break the surface. These are called dome mountains due to the shape that they make. Wind and rain then pummel the rock, which creates the peaks and valleys within the mountain. These types of mountains provide geologists with insight into how the igneous process works and structural evolution of the earths surface.

One of the main formation processes of mountains is folding. Fold mountains are the most common type of mountain around the world. The process of forming this mountain type is known as orogeny. Once an orogenic event triggers it, it takes an extraordinarily long time to make a mountain (we're talking millions of years). Fold mountains are created when at least two of Earth's tectonic plates are pushed together, colliding and compressing, leaving rocks and debris to be warped into the rocky formation. At the compression zone, tectonic activity forces crustal compression at the leading edge of the Earth's crust formation. This is why these mountains are more often found at continental plate boundaries. These mountains are usually made of sedimentary rock and metamorphic rock formed under high pressure and relatively low temperatures, where an underlying layer of ductile minerals can also usually be found, an example being salt. Some mountains that fall under this category are the Himalayas and the Alps. Source: https://education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/fold-mountain/

Just how are mountains created? How old are they? There is so much to know about mountains, and also, it's sort of funny how the 'knowing' changes as people make more and more discoveries .... It turns out that mountains can be of all ages, with the older ones barely resembling 'foothills' (because they are older and/or have been worn down) to people who live where the mountains tower grandly above the plains. It also turns out that mountains are not created in just one way. There are, according to the 'current' scientific theories, several methods by which they have been formed. What are the four main formation processes, as defined by current science? Choose one of them and write about it. OR You may choose to delve into legend and myth and write something from there. Enjoy your research! Answer in here with at least 150 words, by the end of May, HOL time, and earn 25 Diamonds.