Science
History
Geography
201 Fun
Do You Know Ms. Suszko?
100

This is the nearest planet to the Sun

Mercury

100

Inventor of the lightbulb in 1879

Thomas Edison

100

The capital of Canada  

Ottawa

100

The reason random events happen in the room

Ghost of 201

100

She usually greets her students like this:

precious treasures

200

The chemical formula for water

H20

200

This war was fought between the British and French (with Native allies) for control over land in what would later become Canada 

The Seven Years' War

200

The capital of the United States

Washington D.C.

200
These sadly were not used during the 2020-2021 school year

Instruments

200

What she does every morning before work (be specific)

Run or swim
300

The centre of an atom

A nucleus

300

The year Canada's Confederation was signed 

1867

300

The ocean on the east coast of Canada

Atlantic Ocean

300

A reason Ms. Suszko will call you back into the classroom before you leave for the day

Mess on/around your table/desk

300

These subjects are her top three passions to teach:

Music, Math, History

400

The name of our galaxy

Milky Way

400

The four original provinces who joined Confederation 

Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick 

400

The number of Great Lakes

5

400

One of the items that is kept on the bottom of the colourful stand Ms. Suszko teaches from

Permanent markers, magnetic clips, lined paper, grid paper
400

A life skill she is strict about (nothing to do with a subject)

Manners or respect

500

Animals without backbones are known as ____.

Invertebrate

500

This food item was invented by Canadian Marcellus Gilmore Edson in 1884.  It is a popular high-protein spread, especially with children.    

Peanut butter 

500

The number of continents 

7

500

The number of students in our class after people went virtual in November 

20

500

Her parents and sister are from this country 

Poland

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