Mammals, Mammals, Mammals!
What's in Your Garden?
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Mr. President!
The Wizard of Oz
100

This is the largest mammal in the world

Whale (Blue)

100

Botanically, science call this veggie a “fruit”, and culinary experts consider this a vegetable – someone needs to Ketchup

The Tomato

100

This fury monster turns canine during the full moon and fears silver bullets

The Wolfman

100

This president is referred to as the Father of Our Country

George Washington 

100

Dorothy Gale and her family lived in this midwestern State

Kansas

200

Though this creatture has a beak like a duck, a body like a rodent, it lays eggs, and its bottom looks like a reptile, it is indeed a mammal

THe platypus

200

Rhode Islander Ron Wallace grew this largest, orange Halloween squash

Pumpkin

200

Michael Jackson turns into a cat/werewolf/zombie in this 1983 video

Thriller

200

This 7th President nicknamed “Old Hickory” was the only President that was a prisoner of war, the only president to pay the national debt, and sports his dapper mug on the 20 dollar bill

Andrew Jackson 

200

The Wizard requested this nearly impossible item to get in exchange to get home

Broomstick

300

This tallest mammal’s baby calves stand 6-feet tall, and never-mind their freakish necks

The Giraffe

300

All parts of this large light-loving flower were used by Native Americans for food, flour, oil, clothing and body dyes, and even building material. Oh, and this flower really loves the sun

Sunflower

300

This classic monster hates garlic, sunlight, and mirrors, but loves coffins and necks

Dracula

300

During the Great Depression, On March 4, 1933, this president said, "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself."

Franklin Roosevelt

300

A scary scene for children, these primates pelt the poor Scarecrow causing hay all over

The Flying Monkeys

400

This fastest mammal can run up to 70 MPH

The Cheetah

400

These green vegies come in burpless varieties that have lower-levels of acid for less embarrassing salads and pickle-eating

Cucumbers

400

The monster was not only created by Victor Frankenstein, but was written by this female author

Mary Shelley

400

One of the most popular political slogans was the 1952 jingle, “I Like Ike” – it won this 5-star Army General’s presidential bid

Dwight D. Eisenhower 

400

This good witch tells young Dorothy Gale to repeat the phrase, “There’s no place like Home"

Glinda the Good Witch

500

This pachyderm’s nose has 150,000 muscle units. It is strong enough to lift massive trees, yet sensitive enough to pick up a single blade of grass or a nutshell

An Elephant 

500

55% of the sugar produced in the United States is made from this red root vegetable

Beet

500

This monster was a missing link between reptilian fish and human; it features mossgreen scaly hide, webbed hands and feet with sharp claws, and prominent gills on its neck

The Creature from the Black Lagoon

500

Abraham Lincoln is considered one of the greatest presidents, but this successor was riddled with corruption and impeachment hearings

Andrew Johnson

500

In the movie, Dorothy wore ruby slippers, but in the book, Dorothy wore slippers made of this

Silver