Cartoons
This show follows a 6 year old dog and her families adventures while living in Australia. Some featured characters include, Honey, Socks, and Snickers.
Bluey
This animal is known for having a large thing on the front of its body that is also the name of something in the back of a car where you put your things for storage. They also sometimes have white tusks coming off of their mouth area as well.
Elephant
Eagles, Pirates, 76ers, Flyers
Pirates (Pittsburgh). Rest are from Philadelphia
She was the first deaf-blind person to write a book, and published 14 books during her life. She was also the first deaf-blind person to have a bachelor's degree.
Hellen Keller
A classic board game where the goal is get 4 of your pieces in a row, which features yellow and red circles as your pieces, dropped into a blue board.
Connect 4
The show focuses on 2 children (Emmy and Max) who upon moving into their new house, find an enchanted scale which, upon reciting a special rhyme engraved, can magically transport them to a magical place
Dragontales
Little known fact about this animal that lives in the ocean, it has a brain for each of its 8 tentacles and has 3 hearts to pump its blue blood throughout its body
Octopus
Commanders, Wizards, Nationals, Hurricanes
Hurricanes(Carolina). Rest are from DC
She is said to have agreed to make the first American flag, but also that she suggested a couple of changes, including arranging the stars in a circle and reducing the points on each star to five instead of six.
Betsy Ross
This 2 player board game features 2 boards with the same characters. The players ask a series of "yes or no" questions to try and figure out who the others character is.
Guess who?
This show follows a family of barnyard animals who are British. It shows the families adventures and one of their favorite activities, jumping in puddles of mud.
Peppa Pig
This species of bird is naturally white, but turns its more well known color because of its diet of mainly shrimp.
Falmingo
Clippers, Rams, Coyotes, Dodgers
Coyotes(Arizona)
She was known as The “Queen of Soul" and was ranked No.1 in Rolling Stone’s “200 Greatest Singers of All Time”. She also was the very first female artist to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1987.
Aretha Franklin
This brand of stuffed toy was first introduced in 2017. They are round and come in a variety of colors, sizes, animals, and textures. There have been over 1000 different ones made.
Squishmallow
This anime follows the adventures of a straw hat wearing pirate who sails the seas in search of the magical item that the title of the show is named after.
One Piece
This animal, more known for eating leaves from tall trees on the savanna, has a little known fact about them too. They do not have any vocal cords, and cannot make any noise.
Giraffe
Dolphins, Lightning, Rays
Dolphins(Miami). Rest are from Tampa Bay
She was an artist from Mexico who was best known for her self-portraits. Her paintings have deep roots in Mexican folk culture, and use lots of vivid colors and symbolism well known for its drama.
Frida Kahlo
This board game was originally marketed as the "Great new detective game" in 1949 when it was originally launched, and has become a staple of popular board games in the US. It even was made into a movie in 1985.
Clue
A sequel to the popular series "Avatar: The Last Airbender", this show is set 70 years after the events of that show. It follows the adventures of a 17 year old girl from the Southern Water Tribe who is the successor to Aang the last Airbender.
The Legend of Korra
This flightless, and now extinct bird, are known for not being the smartest species. Because of how quickly they went extinct after being discovered. Their name is also know for being another word to call a not smart person.
Dodo Bird
Raptors, Bills, Blue Jays, Maple Leafs
Bills (Buffalo). Rest are from Toronto
She was a prominent Black investigative journalist, educator and activist in the early civil rights movement. She was one of the founders of the NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People), and led a powerful anti-lynching crusade in the U.S. in the 1890s.
Ida B. Wells
The modern origins of this popular board game come from Europe in the 15th century. It is a game played by 2 players on a board of 64 squares(8x8). The winner is not determined by taking all the players pieces, but rather by making it impossible for the other player to do a legal move.
Chess