Easy Science & Nature
This large star at the center of our solar system gives Earth light and heat.
The Sun
This giant statue holds a torch and welcomes visitors to the United States.
The Statue of Liberty
Originally from Italy, this flat baked bread is topped with tomato sauce, cheese, and various toppings.
Pizza
In this game, players use two hands to bounce a ball while running down a court to shoot it into a elevated net.
Basketball
Known as the "King of the Jungle," this big wild cat is famous for its loud roar and thick mane.
The Lion
This gas is what humans need to breathe in order to stay alive.
Oxygen
This giant white marble mausoleum in India was built by an emperor for his beloved wife.
The Taj Mahal
This cold, sweet dairy treat comes in flavors like chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry, and is served in a cone.
Ice Cream
Played on a board with 64 squares, this strategic game features kings, queens, knights, and pawns.
Chess
These large marine mammals are the biggest animals to ever exist on Earth.
The Blue Whales
This process happens when liquid water gets hot and turns into a gas or steam.
Evaporation
This massive ancient stone wall in Asia was built thousands of years ago to protect an empire.
The Great Wall of China
This Japanese dish features specially prepared rice paired with fresh seafood or vegetables wrapped in seaweed.
Sushi
In this racket sport, two players hit a yellow felt ball back and forth over a net on a hard court.
Tennis
This marsupial from Australia carries its baby in a pouch and gets around by hopping on strong back legs.
Kangaroo
These black-and-white flightless birds live in cold regions and are excellent swimmers.
The Penguins
This famous metal tower in France, lights up at night and is named after its engineer.
The Eiffel Tower
Made from cocoa beans, this sweet treat can be dark, milk, or white, and is popular in candies and desserts.
Chocolate
This international multi-sport event takes place every four years, featuring summer and winter competitions.
The Olympic Games
This black-and-white bear native to China eats almost nothing except bamboo stalks and leaves.
The Panda
This force keeps our feet on the ground and causes dropped objects to fall to the floor.
Gravity
This huge, dry, red-rock canyon in Arizona was carved out over millions of years by the Colorado River.
The Grand Canyon
This morning staple is made by baking or frying a batter made from flour, eggs, and milk, often topped with syrup.
Pancakes
In bowling, rolling your ball down the lane and knocking down all 10 pins on your very first try is called this.
A Strike
These cold-blooded creatures, including frogs and salamanders, spend part of their lives in water and part on land.
Amphibians