Oldies But Goodies
This famous crooner sang "My Way" and "Fly Me to the Moon."
Who is Frank Sinatra?
What breakfast food comes from a chicken and can be scrambled or fried?
What are eggs?
What holiday involves decorating a tree and giving presents?
What is Christmas?
What did children usually ride to school before cars were common?
What is a school bus or walked?
"A penny saved is a…"
What is penny earned?
What colorful, sweet treat is often served at birthday parties and comes in many flavors like vanilla and chocolate?
What is cake?
This warm energy drink is often served with cream and sugar and is a popular way to start the day.
What is coffee?
What do you blow out on your birthday cake?
What are candles?
What did children often play with that had wheels and was pulled by a string?
What is a toy wagon?
"An apple a day keeps the…"
What is doctor away?
Before cars were common, people often traveled in carriages pulled by these animals
What are horses?
What sweet topping do you put on pancakes or waffles?
What is maple syrup?
What season comes after winter and before summer, known for flowers blooming?
What is spring?
What game involves tossing a ball back and forth with a friend?
What is catch?
"Don’t count your chickens…"
What is before they hatch?
This classic TV show featured Lucy Ricardo and her husband Ricky.
What is I Love Lucy?
This root vegetable is often mashed or fried and is a popular side dish.
What are potatoes?
What do you usually say to someone when they are leaving?
What is goodbye or farewell?
A toy that looks like a person
What is a doll?
"Early to bed, early to rise…"
What is makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise?
What do you call a record player that was popular for playing music in the middle of the last century?
What is a phonograph or record player?
What is the main ingredient in bread?
What is flour?
People sent letters using this service delivered by postal workers.
What is the mail or post office?
What did many people learn to do as children to get around?
What is ride a bicycle?
"Better late than…"
What is never?