NAME THE
STARS OF 50's & 60's
STARS OF 50's & 60's
AROUND THE HOUSE
FOODS MEMORIES
CARS AND TRANSPORTATION
FINISH THE PHRASE
100
This “King of Rock and Roll” became famous with hits like “Jailhouse Rock” and “Love Me Tender.
ELVIS PRESLEY
100
This item helps you see yourself when getting ready in the morning
MIRROR
100
This sweet treat is often enjoyed at birthday parties and has candles placed on top
CAKE
100
What did people use in cars before modern digital music systems became common
8-track tapes
100
Complete this familiar saying: “The early bird catches the ______. This phrase reminds us that people who act quickly often have an advantage.”
worm
200
Which British band arrived in America in 1964 and started “Beatlemania”
THE BEATLES
200
This tool is used to drive nails into wood
HAMMER
200
This dessert made with apples, cinnamon, and a pastry crust was a favorite homemade treat in many homes.
apple pie
200
This vehicle travels on tracks and carries passengers between cities or towns.
TRAIN
200
Finish this phrase that reminds us not to make decisions based only on appearances: “You can’t judge a book by its ______.”
COVER
300
This actress starred in Some Like It Hot and was one of Hollywood’s biggest icons of the 1950s.
MARILYN MONROE
300
Before electric dryers became common, people often hung clothes outside on this.
CLOTHESLINE
300
This traditional dessert made with gelatin, whipped cream, and fruit was very popular at family gatherings in the 1950s and 1960s.
Jell-O salad
300
This classic car, introduced in 1964, became one of Ford’s most famous models.
Ford Mustang
300
Complete this famous phrase often heard during difficult times: “Keep calm and ______.”
carry on
400
This singer’s famous songs included “Que Sera, Sera” and “Secret Love.
Doris Day
400
This household item was commonly used before microwaves to warm up leftovers and cook meals.
stove/oven
400
This dessert became popular in the 1950s and is made with a baked meringue topping over a sweet filling.
lemon meringue pie
400
This famous highway connects many parts of Canada and stretches from Victoria, British Columbia, to St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador.
Trans-Canada Highway
400
Finish this classic phrase that reminds us to prepare for the future: “Don’t put off until tomorrow ______.
what you can do today
500
This singer was known as “Ol’ Blue Eyes” and sang “My Way.
Frank Sinatra
500
This household item was often made of metal and heated on a stove or fire before electric versions became popular for removing wrinkles from clothing.
flat iron (clothes iron)
500
In the 1950s and 1960s, this party food made with cream cheese, vegetables, and crackers was a common appetizer at social gatherings.
cheese ball
500
This automobile safety feature, now common in vehicles, became widely introduced after the 1970s to help protect passengers during crashes.
airbag
500
Complete this saying about appreciating what you have: “The grass is always greener ______.
on the other side