What vehicle takes many children to and from school each day?
What little engine kept saying, "I think I can, I think I can"?
The Little Engine That Could
What fruit is often associated with giving something to a teacher?
an apple
Who is often called the "Father of Our Country" and is commonly studied in school?
George Washington
What event is held before a football game where students and bands gather to cheer?
a pep rally
What sound tells students it's time to change classes or go home?
the school bell
In what classic children's book does a spider named Charlotte help save a pig named Wilbur?
Charlotte's Web
What insulated container keeps soup or hot chocolate warm for lunch?
a thermos
What subject teaches students about countries, maps, and landforms?
Geography
What musical instrument section often leads the beat in a marching band?
The drums (percussion)
What ceremony celebrates students finishing high school?
Graduation
What bear loves honey and lives in the Hundred Acre Wood?
Winnie-the-Pooh
What sweet dessert is often served with ice cream on school lunch menus?
Brownie
What subject teaches students about plants, animals, and the natural world?
Science
What colorful objects do cheerleaders wave at games?
Pom poms
What do students usually receive at the end of the school year showing how they did in class?
A report card
What curious rabbit often got into trouble in Mr. McGregor's garden?
Peter Rabbit
What drink was commonly served in small paper cartons at lunch?
Milk
What do we call a person who checks books in and out at a library?
a librarian
What dance, often held in the fall, is a traditional part of many high schools?
Homecoming
What book is published each year with class photos and school memories?
A yearbook
What classic story tells of a toy rabbit that becomes real through love?
The Velveteen Rabbit
What metal container did many children carry to school before backpacks became common?
A lunch box
What book lists the meanings and spellings of words?
a dictionary
What annual event honors graduating students with caps, gowns, and diplomas?
Commencement (or graduation)