School Rules
Trivia
Mrs. Yoder
Random
Social Studies
Science
100
How we keep track of behavior
Class Dojo
100
The name of the cowboy in Toy Story
Woody
100
The name of Mrs. Yoder's cat
Puma
100
Who is this?
TJ Watt
100
The country that pyramids come from
Egypt
100
Which planet is NASA planning to explore more closely in 2025 to search for signs of ancient water?
Mars
200
Where your phone should be kept throughout the school day
In your cubby
200
In this sport, players try to hit a small ball into a series of holes using the fewest number of strokes...
Golf
200
True or False: Mrs. Yoder is married.
True
200
What is the name of the main villain in the Star Wars franchise?
Darth Vader
200
The country that the Olympics come from
Greece
200
Which organ in the human body is responsible for pumping blood?
The heart
300
The time the day starts
9:10
300
Where Mrs. Yoder went to college
Penn State
300
The main sport featured in the movie "Space Jam"
Basketball
300
In social studies, Geography deals more with
A. maps
B. traditions
C. money
A, maps
300
What is the largest mammal on Earth?
The blue whale
400
How you should walk in the hallway
Quietly
400
The galaxy we live in is called...
The Milky Way
400
Mrs. Yoder's room number
262
400
What game is this?
Fall Guys
400
These natural disasters could wash away crops
Floods
400
What is the green pigment found in the leaves of plants that helps with photosynthesis?
Chlorophyll
500
The name of our principal is...
Mr. Madden
500
67 - 23 = ?
44
500
The two subjects Mrs. Yoder teaches
Science and Social Studies
500
The artist who went on the "Era" tour
Taylor Swift
500
People in Rome worshipped lots of...
gods
500
What is the formula for water?
H2O
600
When you find something that isn't yours, you should...
Put it in the I.T.Y. bin
600
Type of fish Nemo is
A clownfish
600
How old Mrs. Yoder is
24
600
The two other Hollidaysburg Elementary schools
Longer
Foot of Ten
600
In what city was the Declaration of Independence signed?
Philadelphia
600
What is the name of the phenomenon where the Moon partially or completely covers the Sun?
Solar eclipse