Classroom Rules
Literary Devices
Delta Knowledge
Ms. Reilly's Summer
100

When are we allowed to eat in this classroom?

During Flex 

100

What is it called when we compare something using "like" or "as". For example: She was as bright as the sun. 

A simile. 
100

True or False: Delta shares a border with the US. 

True!

100

True or False: Ms. Reilly went to five concerts this summer. 

True! 

200

When is it an appropriate time to go to the washroom?

Before or after class, or during work time (if my work is done). 

200

Giving a hint or clue that something is going to happen later on in the story is called what?

Foreshadowing

200

What three communities is Delta comprised of? 

North Delta, Ladner, and Tsawwassen.  

200

True or False: Ms. Reilly went to Alberta to see her family this summer. 

False: She went to Manitoba to see her family. 

300

What should I be doing while Ms. Reilly is speaking?

Actively listening (i.e. not speaking, not bothering others, not walking around the room).
300

Giving human characteristics to a non-human thing is called what? For example: The tree shook in fear. 

Personification

300

What river runs through Delta?

Fraser River

300

What is Ms. Reilly's favourite beach in Vancouver? 

Jericho/Spanish Banks

400

How will Ms. Reilly get our attention if the room is loud?

She will ring the bell.
400

What is an intentional exaggeration used for emphasis or humour. For Example: I told you a million times.

Hyperbole

400

How many square kilometres does Delta cover?

179 square kms 

400

True or False: Ms. Reilly watched TV every day this break. 

False: She ALMOST watched TV every day. 

500

What is the number one rule of the class?

Respect each other and the teacher. 

500

Using an object, action, or idea to represent a deeper abstract meaning.

Symbolism 

500

What year did Delta become incorporated? 

1879

500

Ms. Reilly got a second cat this summer. What is his name?

Teddy!