Ms.Squire’s biggest fan
Bonjour! This is where Ms. Squire is from:
Montreal
Sylvia Plath uses this fruit to symbolize her potential life paths she can take:
A fig
Ms. Kalece loves to watch hockey, she even wore this NHL team’s apparel TWICE during spirit week
Boston Bruins
What are Oxfords school colours?
Red, Black, White
Paws up! Ms. Squire has some furry friends, what kind of pet(s) does she have?
Cat and a dog (Puck & Casey)
In the poem, “Hanging Fire”, the speaker gives us their perspective from this age:
14
Ms. Kalece is a student just like you. She is studying to be a teacher at this university
MSVU
The entrance bell rings at what time?
8:40 am
This book genre is sure to keep you on your toes, it also happens to be Ms. Squire’s favourite!
Mystery/Crime/Thriller
In the poem, “Praising Spring”, we talked about slowing down to do what?
Appreciate nature
Where is Ms. Kalece from?
PEI
Ms.Squire’s room features this faulty object, often causing students to think it’s time for dismissal
A clock showing a minute fast
Ms. Squire used to play this sport, which is very popular in Europe and South America
Soccer
What does Domesticity mean?
Home life/comfort/family
Name ONE sport Ms. Kalece plays
Rugby/Golf/Figure Skating/Track/
The morning announcements are usually signed off by students saying this phrase:
“Don’t forget to show your Oxford pride”
What was the name of play that Ms. Squire booked for your field trip!
The Addam’s family
Which poem is the following passage from:
How am I supposed to keep safe everyone in this house while holding open the door and saying have fun, make good choices, know the world?
Domesticity
What was the first lesson Ms. Kalece taught you about
Identity
This is Ms. Squire’s classroom number:
207