Games
Memory Tricks
Pop Culture
Now and Then
Riddles
100

To play this quiet game, you find words like "SUN" and "MOON" hidden in a grid of letters.

Word Search 

100

If you always put your purse on the same chair, you're using a special ______ to find it later

Special spot/place

100

This dance was super popular in the 50s and you might have twisted your body like you were putting out a cigarette.

The twist

100

Back then, you had to turn a crank to roll down this part of a car. Now, you just push a button.

Window

100

I have cities, but no houses. I have mountains, but no trees. I have water, but no fish. What am I?

A map

200

This game has you connect numbered dots with a pencil to reveal a surprise picture.

Connect-the-dots

200

To remember a new name, a good trick is to use it right away in a sentence, like "It's nice to meet you, ______."

Their name

200

This famous music group from England had four members, and sang "Hey Jude.

The Beatles?

200

You can ask your phone for the weather forecast anytime. What did you do then?

listening to the weather report on the radio

200

What can you catch, but never throw?

A cold

300

This is a card game where you try to find pairs that match, like two queens or two aces

Go fish!

300

A good way to remember your appointments is to mark them on one of these with all the days of the week.

Calendar

300

He was a famous king of rock and roll, known for songs like "Hound Dog."

Elvis Presley

300

You can pay for groceries by just tapping your card. What did you do then?

writing a check or counting out cash

300

 I speak all languages, but have no mouth. I can be heard, but never seen. What am I?

An Echo

400

This popular game uses small tiles with  dots, and you match them by number (sometimes colour),

Dominoes

400

To remember a list, you might make a word out of the first letters. For example, "HOMES" helps you remember the Great Lakes. This is called an ______.

Acronym

400

This singer was known as "The Queen of Soul" and sang a song called "Respect.

Aretha Franklin

400

You can video call your grandchildren who live across the country. What did you do then?

writing a letter and mailing it

400

I have keys, but no locks. I have space, but no room. You can enter, but you can't go outside. What am I?

A keyboard

500

In this classic TV game show, contestants have to solve a puzzle by guessing letters.

Wheel of Fortune

500

This small, electronic device you can speak into is perfect for quickly saving a reminder for yourself.

Voice Recorder (or a cell phone)

500

This lively dance from the 50s often involved twirling a partner.

The Jitterbug

500

You can find any friend's number instantly by typing their name into a search bar on your phone. What did you do then?

look up their number telephone book

500

I am a room with no doors or windows, yet I am filled with stories, knowledge, and entire worlds. I grow larger the more you take from me. What am I?

Imagination, Library or Memory

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