1. Mrs. S-D Jeopardy What will YOU find out about your teacher??

2. Click on a number to start. Click on any yellow house to return to this page. Answers will be given in class. Good luck! Growing UpEducationMrs. S-D at Home Life before Lynnewood 100 200 300

3. Growing Up 100 When Mrs. S-D looked at the flagpole outside of her school, she saw this flag, the flag of her home state.

4. Growing Up 200 Mrs. S-D has this many brothers and sisters…. 20 divided by 4 minus 3

5. Growing Up 300 In her childhood, Mrs. Smith-Delss had a variety of pets known by these scientific names - Glaucomys sabrinus - Canis lupus familiaris - Meriones unguiculatus

6. Education 100 Mrs. S-D proudly says she bleeds maroon and orange, the colors of this college founded in 1872 where she got her undergraduate degree.

7. Education 200 In order to become a teacher, Mrs. Smith-Delss attended Boston College to get her M.Ed. – those letters stand for this degree.

8. Education 300 Because of the diverse population of her previous school, Mrs. Smith-Delss studied for her certification in ESL at SJU. That’s not a foreign language, just acronyms that mean this.

9. Mrs. S-D at Home 100 Mrs. S-D has 2 amazing sons. They are in the other odd numbered grades at our school besides fifth grade.

10. Mrs. S-D at Home 200 Mrs. S-D’s favorite place on earth is located in the Outer Banks, has 257 steps, and is painted in black and white swirled stripes.

11. Mrs. S-D at Home 300 Most Saturdays in the fall, you can find Mrs. S-D cheering on her favorite team. She even dances to the halftime tradition with this guy. Name the song.

12. Life Before Lynnewood 100 Mrs. S-D has taught all elementary grades except this one… Our room number divided by the number of states in the US.

13. Life Before Lynnewood 200 Before coming to Lynnewood, Mrs. Smith-Delss taught at Bywood School in Upper Darby for a decade, a century, or a millennium?

14. Life Before Lynnewood 300 Mrs. S-D helps other people become teachers by teaching a course at this local college started by Cornelia Connelly in 1921. Its mascot is the raven.