In The Kitchen
This appliance pops bread up when it’s hot and crispy.
He was the first man to walk on the moon in 1969.
Neil Armstrong
This holiday celebrates the start of a new year on January 1st.
New Year's Day
Roses are red, violets are ____.
blue
People often listened to baseball games and news on this device before TV became common.
A Radio
This kitchen tool measures ingredients like flour or sugar.
Measuring Cups
This famous mouse created by Disney wears red shorts and big yellow shoes.
Mickey Mouse
This February holiday celebrates love and often includes cards and candy.
Valentine's Day
Don’t put all your eggs in one ___.
Basket
Teenagers in the 1950s often listened to music on this coin-operated machine in diners.
Jukebox
This soup is often served with grilled cheese.
Tomato Soup
This comedian starred in the TV show I Love Lucy.
Lucille Ball
This March holiday honors Irish culture and people wear green.
St. Patrick's Day
The early bird catches the ___.
This form of entertainment let people watch movies from their cars.
Drive-In Theater
This Italian dish has noodles, sauce, and often meatballs.
Spaghetti
She was known as the “Queen of Soul” and sang “Respect.”
Arethra Franklin
People carve pumpkins and sometimes dress as ghosts or witches on this holiday.
Halloween
Where there’s smoke, there’s ___.
Fire
Before cell phones, many homes had one phone attached to the wall in this room where meals were often made.
Kitchen
This breakfast food is made by frying eggs, cheese, and fillings folded in half.
Omlet
This singer was known as “Ol’ Blue Eyes.”
Frank Sinatra
This May holiday honors soldiers who died while serving in the military.
Memorial Day
Don’t count your chickens before they ___.
Hatch
Kids in the 1950s often delivered this in the morning by riding bikes around the neighborhood.
Newspaper