January Trivia
This noodle dish is celebrated on January 4th.
Spaghetti
This human like animal is known to make snowballs and throw them.
Monkeys
The first day of winter is also called this.
The Winter Solstice.
This sequel saw the main character struggle in middle school with changing friendships and emotions.
Inside Out 2
This cream filled cake is named for a US city and referred to as a pie.
Boston Creme Pie
The first immigrants landed on this New York island on January 1, 1892.
Ellis Island
This state is the snowiest in the US.
Vermont
This planet experiences winter that lasts for four decades.
Neptune.
The first movie of this 2-movie series based on a book and Broadway show was released in November.
Wicked
Rolled up with cinnamon sugar, these pinwheel treats are a yummy start to the day.
Cinnamon rolls
This red gem is the birthstone for January.
Garnet
Algae can turn snow into what is known as watermelon snow, which is this color.
Pink
This is a condition where you feel sad in the winter.
Seasonal Depression
2024 was a year of sequels. Name this animated movie featuring martial arts.
Kung Fu Panda 4
This is the most popular cookie in the US
Chocolate chip cookies
This state formally became part of the US as our 49th state on January 3, 1959.
Alaska
Rain turns to snow at this degree fahrenheit.
32*
This country hosted the first Olympic Winter Games
France
This remake of a Lindsey Lohan classic was released in January.
Mean Girls
This hot drink is often consumed instead of coffee, but it's dessert in a cup!
Hot Cocoa
Eaten most often at Thanksgiving and also celebrated on March 14th, the official National Day celebrating this dessert is January 23rd.
National Pie Day
This is commonly thought to cause an avalanche, but really, it doesn't.
A loud sound.
This annual publication is often looked to months in advance to see how cold and snowy winter will be.
The Farmer's Almanac
This Marvel sequel is not suitable for your age group!
Deadpool & Woolverine
This is the quintessential "American" dessert
Apple Pie