Famous Firsts
The Periodic Table
National
Toy Hall of Fame
"How would you like your animals?" Scrambled.
Life in the Big City
100

First man to walk on the moon?

Neil Armstrong

100

O

Oxygen

100

Eager players travel along the rainbow-colored trail, past the Peppermint Stick Forest and the Gumdrop Mountain, navigating impediments like the Molasses Swamp and the Ice Cream Floats.

Candy Land

100

malal

llama

100

Texas

Houston

200

First Disney movie ever released? (Hint: 1937)

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

200

He

Helium

200

He devised a game of 100 lettered tiles used to form words on a square grid that looked like a crossword puzzle. Each letter carried a numerical value, and players scored points by tallying up the values of the letters in the words they laid down.

Scrabble

200

dilrza

lizard

200

New Jersey

Newark

300

Who was the first winner of American Idol?

Kelly Clarkson
300

K

Potassium

300

In the early 1980s, Hasbro secured the rights to Japanese toymaker Takara’s Diaclone and Micro Change line of shape-changing robot toys.

Transformers

300

aneprth

panther

300

North Carolina

Charlotte

400
Who is the first person to sign the Declaration of Independence?

John Hancock

400

Au

Gold

400

Late 19th-century students at Yale and other New England universities played catch with pie plates (some say it was cookie tin lids)

Frisbee

400

maecl

camel

400

Alaska

Anchorage

500

Who was the first women to win a Nobel Prize?

Marie Curie
500

Cu

Copper

500

Kids play with the food they don’t want to eat. George Lerner, an inventor who figured that vegetables with a little personality might have a better chance, created a set of silly face parts as bonuses for cereal box promotions.

Mr. Potato Head

500

amehrst

hamster

500

Kansas

Wichita

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