Science
This huge, bright star at the center of our solar system gives Earth heat and light.
The Sun
This large, powerful feline is known as the "King of the Jungle."
Lion
The 16th U.S. President who wore a tall black top hat and helped end slavery.
Abraham Lincoln
This superhero got his powers from a radioactive spider bite and shoots webs from his wrists.
Spiderman
The Italian video game plumber in red overalls who jumps on Goombas to save Princess Peach.
Mario
A sour, bright yellow fruit that people squeeze to make a cold summer beverage.
Lemon
Known as the "Red Planet," this neighbor of Earth has huge dust storms and robotic rovers.
Mars
Cold-blooded animals with scales—like snakes, lizards, and turtles—belong to this group.
Reptile
A large body of fresh water completely surrounded by land, smaller than an ocean.
Lake
A super-fast blue video game hedgehog who loves to collect golden rings.
Sonic the Hedgehog
This giant, friendly red dog is the main character in popular storybooks and cartoons.
Clifford
The bright secondary color you make by mixing blue paint and yellow paint together.
Green
This massive gas giant planet is famous for the giant rings spinning around it.
Saturn
A giant natural stream of fresh water that flows across land toward an ocean or lake.
River
This sunny U.S. state is famous for orange groves, sandy beaches, and Disney World.
Florida
In The Lion King, this brave young lion cub grows up to become king of Pride Rock.
Simba
The young wizard with a lightning-bolt scar on his forehead who attends Hogwarts.
Harry Potter
You slide these soft items onto your feet before pulling on your shoes.
Socks
A group of stars in the night sky that forms a picture or pattern, like the Big Dipper.
Constellation
White, fluffy shapes floating in the sky that are made of tiny drops of water.
Clouds
The giant green statue standing in New York Harbor that holds a glowing torch.
The Statue of Liberty
This yellow, square underwater sponge lives in a pineapple under the sea.
Spongebob Squarepants
A big green ogre who lives in a muddy swamp alongside a talking Donkey.
Shrek
A popular musical instrument with six strings that you strum or pluck with your fingers.
Guitar
The curved path a planet or moon takes as it travels around another object in space.
Orbit
The sudden shaking of the Earth's ground caused by underground rock movements.
Earthquake
The box on a map that explains what all the symbols, colors, and lines mean.
Key
In Frozen, this royal queen has magical powers that let her control ice and snow.
Elsa
In Toy Story, this space ranger action figure always shouts, "To infinity and beyond!"
Buzz Lightyear
A stretchy, colorful rubber object filled with air or helium that you see at birthday parties.
Balloons