Children's candy
in 2004 this chewy fish shaped treat swam against the tide by changing its original flavor profile from wine berry to Swedish raspberry
Swedish fish
in this fairy tale three animal brothers built houses out of straw, sticks, and bricks.
three little pigs.
If you have no daughters,
give them to your sons.
Hot cross bun
Sardines
A film where an underwater princess trades her voice for a pair of legs.
The little mermaid
these tiny, tangy, and irregular shaped candies are named after the socially awkward or eccentric characters in a 1960s slang term.
nerds.
this elephant with giant ears uses a feather to learn how to fly.
Dumbo
LIFE IS BUT A DREAM.
Row- Row- Row your boat
Dating back to ancient Rome this hand game relies on a system of three elements to resolve playground disputes
Rock, Paper, Scissors
A film where a young woman must save her elderly father from the army by disguising herself as a male soldier
this colerful button shaped chocolate candy invites you to melt in your mouth, not in your hand.
M&Ms
a wise old black panther protects a young boy and teaches him the laws of the jungle.
The jungle book.
Never, ever, want to stop!
Wiggle your nose, twitch your ears,
jump with friends and give three cheers!
Bunny hop
In this elimination game players stand in a circle while a rope is swung low to the ground
Helicopter
A film with a hard-working young woman has dream of opening her own restaurant in new orleans.
Princess and the Frog
invented in 1912, this ring shaped candy's name comes from its resemblance to a standard piece of nautical safety equipment.
Life saver
A greedy young boy is the first child to leave the tour after falling into the chocolate river.
All the king's horses and all the Kingsman...
Humpty dumpty
This game requires players to jump over a tennis ball bounced against a wall without touching it
Wallball
A film where a young girl who just turned 18 and escapes her castle to see the floating lights
Tangled.
this explosive popping candy was invented by a general food's scientist in 1956, though an urban legend falsely claimed it caused a child stars stomach to explode.
pop rocks.
this giant bright red dog belongs to a young girl named Emily Elizebeth.
clifford the big red dog.
Down came an engine and broke piggy's bones
"AH", said piggy "that's not fair"!
" Oh", said the engine driver "I don't care".
Piggy on railway/roadway
Players used a curved plastic scoop to catch and launch a plastic ball back and forth
Scoop Ball
a film where an archer defies ancient customs to change her own fate.
Brave