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this little metal wire is bent into a curved shape that helps keep loose papers together
What is a paperclip?
Who is Justin Trudeau?
Who is grumpy cat?
This thin material is what artists most often paint on.
What is canvas?
Mrs. Sullivan loves to cuddle this pet at home
What is her cat(s)?
This is made of soft pile felt and it helps teachers keep boards tidy.
What is a board eraser?
Known for his early wrestling, this boulder or a man is now a comedy actor.
Who is Dwayne Johnson (the rock)?
This Pokemon is always shocked!
Who is (shocked) Pikachu?
This artist is known for cutting off his ear!
Who is Vincent Van Gogh?
This was the university Mrs. Sullivan graduated teachers college from!
What is Ottawa University?
This wooden device is accompanied often by a small rubber assistant
What is a pencil?
She became well known after her family starred on a reality TV show, now she tries to break the internet with her photoshoots
Who is Kim Kardashian?
This green felted puppet is judging you over a cup of tea.
Who is Kermit the Frog?
This oily material can create smooth, smudgy lines and intense colour.
What are (oil) pastels?
That's how old Mrs. Sullivan is!
This device won't guide you, but it will help you to draw perfect arcs in math class.
What is a compass?
Who is Taylor Swift?
At first glance you'd think this is Kermit the frog. But this is a warped judgemental verson.
Who is Pepe?
This art style is known for creating a picture entirely out of squares.
What is cubism?
That's the name of Mrs. Sullivan's husband
Who is John?
This plastic semi-circle is used during math class.
What is a protractor?
To be Or not to be? This poet and playwright asked this question in his famous play Macbeth
Who is William Shakespeare?
This meme became famous after a Katie Perry concert where this ocean mammal made a fatal dance flaw.
This artist is known for painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
Who is Michelangelo?
That's the European country was Mrs. Sullivan offered a job at before she started in the OCDSB.
What is Finland?