Inventions
Weather
Finish the Saying
Historical Figures
The War of 1812
100

This invention replaced iceboxes in most homes.

The Refrigerator.

100

This weather instrument tells you the temperature outside.

A Thermometer. 

100

When Life Gives You Lemons...

...Make Lemonade 
100

This civil rights leader delivered the famous "I Have a Dream" speech.

Martin Luther King Jr.

100

What two countries were the main conflict?

The United States and Great Britain

200

Who was known for inventing the light bulb?

Thomas Edison

200

This weather event is produced by sunlight shining through raindrops.

A Rainbow.

200

Birds of a Feather...

Flock Together.

200

This British queen ruled for over 70 years until her death in 2022.

Queen Elizabeth ll.

200

How many months (or years) did the war of 1812 last?

32 months or approximately 2 and a half years

300

This invention, patented by Percy Spencer after World War II, heats food using electromagnetic waves.

The Microwave

300

Weather forecasts are made by professionals with this job title.

A Meteorologist. 

300

Don't Count Your Chickens Until...

They Hatch.

300

This nurse became famous for caring for wounded soldiers during the Crimean War.

Florence Nightingale.

300

This Canadian city was home to a famous battle where the Americans were defeated in 1813.

Toronto.

400

Before calculators and computers, this invention helped people perform mathematical calculations by moving beads

The Abacus

400

Which direction does the sun rise?

The East

400

A Penny Saved is...

A Penny Earned

400

This famous artist painted the Mona Lisa.

Leonardo Di Vinci.

400

This fort in Niagara was captured and recaptured during the War of 1812.

Fort Niagara.

500

This invention made it possible to send written messages almost instantly over long distances in the 1800s.

The Telegraph.

500

This weather instrument measures wind speed.

An Anemometer.


500

Every Cloud has a...

...Silver Lining.

500

This British wartime prime minister led the United Kingdom through most of World War II.

Winston Churchill.

500

This Canadian general died during the Battle of Queenston Heights. There is also a Canadian University named after him. 

Sir Isaac Brock.

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