January B-days
January holidays
January History
Winter
Animals
100

What famous "King of rock 'n' roll" has a birthday on January 8th?




Elvis Presley

100

January 4 is this Italian dish's national day. It is made in long, slender, solid strings and is usually served with sauce. 


 Spaghetti

100

On January 1, 1863, this president issued the Emancipation Proclamation, freeing slaves in some pro-slavery states, but not all.     He allowed slavery to continue in Maryland and New Jersey.

Abraham Lincoln

100

What is the most popular New Year's resolution?


 Losing weight

100

What animal do we celebrate on January 21st, National _________ Appreciation Day? [Hint: They hunt for acorns and are seen in trees)


Squirrels


200

Which Former First Lady of the U.S. from 2009-2017 has a birthday on January 17th?



 Michelle Obama

200

January 5th is National ____________ Day. [Hint: It often flies south for the winter]


 National Bird Day

200

The man on the one-hundred-dollar bill was born on January 17th, 1706. What is his name?


Benjamin Franklin

200

More than 22 million tons of this is used on U.S. roads each winter. That comes out to about 137 lbs per person. 


Salt

200

These furry mammals, only four species of their kind, don’t hibernate in the true sense because their body temperature only drops a little bit and they can wake up at any moment. (Yogi is one)


Bears 

300

He was a Baptist minister and social rights activist in the United States in the 1950s and '60s. He was a leader of the American civil rights movement.




Martin Luther King, Jr.

300

What holiday is celebrated on the third Monday of January, honoring a civil rights activist?

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

300

On January 5, 1933 construction of this famous bridge begins in San Francisco Bay.



Golden Gate Bridge

300

About a million billion of these fall each second, averaged over a typical year.


snowflakes

300

Some creatures just don’t want to deal with winter at all! Instead, they travel south to spend the season in places where they can still find food easily and it doesn’t get too cold. What is this called? 


Migration

400

A Catholic holiday that is celebrated on January 1st.




Feast of the Circumcision of Christ 

or 


Solemnity of Mary

400

January 16th is Appreciate a _____________ Day.




 appreciate a Dragon day

400

On January 11, 1935, this person was the first woman to fly solo from Hawaii to California.


 Amelia Earheart

400
Snow forms when the atmospheric temperature is at or below freezing and there is a minimum amount of moisture in the air. What is that temperature in celsius or fahrenheit?


0 degrees Celsius 

or

32 degrees Fahrenheit

400

What mammal is the only animal that hunts polar bears?


HUMANS!

500

In January, many people make this to see if they can change or add new behavior to their lives.




make a New Year's Resolution

500

January is World _________ Month.


 World Carnivore Month 

500

On January 3rd, 1959 what state became the 49th U.S. state? 


Alaska

500

Also known as "aestivation,” this is a period of animal dormancy, usually by insects, reptiles, and amphibians, which occurs during dry months to retain water and conserve energy. 


 Hibernation

500

Some animals stay active in winter and learn how to live in the cold and snow. The white-tailed deer grows a winter coat with longer hair, ermines change colors, and some birds eat more. What is this process called? 


Adaptation

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