Capital Cities
Board Games
Guess who- 80s icons
fall desserts
jokes
100

The capital of the United States since 1800. is known for its iconic landmarks such as the White House, the Capitol, and the Lincoln Memorial.

Washington DC

100

A word game where players score points by placing letter tiles onto a grid to form interlocking words.

scrabble

100

Flashy glasses, piano, fabulous outfits.

Elton John

100

This orange pie is a Thanksgiving staple, often topped with whipped cream

Pumpkin pie

100

Why did the squirrel sit on the pumpkin? 

He wanted to squash his competition.

200

 often referred to as the "City of Light," is known for its art, fashion, and gastronomy. The Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum, and Notre-Dame Cathedral are among its most famous attractions

Paris

200

A journey-based game simulating a person's life milestones, from college and career to retirement and wealth.

the game of life

200

Leather jacket, rock attitude, “I Love Rock ’n Roll.”

Joan Jett

200

These cinnamon-sugar treats are especially popular at fall orchards and cider mills.

apple cider donuts

200

Why was the autumn breeze so popular? 

It had a great fan base.

300

serves as the capital of India and is known for its historical significance and vibrant culture. It features landmarks such as the India Gate and the Rashtrapati Bhavan, the official residence of the President of India.

New Delhi
300

A strategic game of military diplomacy and global conquest fought across a map divided into 42 territories.

Risk

300

The Police frontman, distinctive voice and blond hair.

Sting

300

This warm dessert features cinnamon-seasoned fruit beneath a buttery oat topping.

apple crisp

300

What did one leaf say to another? 

I’ve got you covered.

400

Designed by architect Oscar Niemeyer, this city is known for its modernist architecture and unique urban planning. It became the capital of Brazil in 1960, aiming to promote development in the interior of the country.

brasilia

400

A tactical game on a star-shaped board where players race their colored pegs across the center to the opposite corner.

Chinese checkers

400

Former Supremes star, legendary solo career.

Diana Ross

400

This custardy dessert transforms a loaf pastry into a warm, cinnamon-spiced treat.

bread pudding

400

Why was the pumpkin so popular?

 He was gourd-geous.

500

 the capital city of Australia, chosen for its location between Sydney and Melbourne. It is home to important national institutions, including the Parliament House and the Australian War Memorial.

Canberra

500

 A military strategy board game where players protect their flag while capturing the opponent's pieces using hidden ranks.

Stratego

500

Shape-shifting rock icon, endlessly different personas.

David Bowie

500

Tart berries bake beneath a buttery crumble in this cozy autumn dessert.

cranberry crisp

500

Why did the scarecrow win an award?

 Because he was outstanding in his field.

M
e
n
u