Mrs. S-D JeopardyWhat will YOU find out about your teacher??

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 Up Education Mrs. S-Dat Home

Life before Lynnewood

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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.

Growing Up 200

Mrs. S-D has this many siblings….

(20 ÷ 4) - 3

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

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.

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.

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.

Mrs. S-D at Home 100

Mrs. S-D has 2 amazing sons and a wonderful husband. We like to go hiking, camping and this activity invented by Inuits using whale bones and stretched animal skins. (Ours is made out of plastic!)

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.

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.

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.

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?

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.