🍄 Mario Kart Characters
This racer wears a red hat with an “M” and has a brother named Luigi.
Mario
These verses teach us about how we act and speak. Should our words be kind or mean?
Kind
New Jersey is nicknamed the ______ State.
Garden
This animal barks, wags its tail, and is often called a person’s best friend.
Dog
A newborn wears this because they cannot use the toilet yet.
A diaper
This green dinosaur is Mario’s friend and has a very long tongue.
Yoshi
Verse 5 says we should be this in how we act toward outsiders: wise or foolish?
Wise
ou can splash in this ocean at the Jersey Shore.
Atlantic Ocean
This tall animal has a very long neck that helps it reach leaves in trees.
Giraffe
Before babies can talk, they often make this loud sound to let grown-ups know they need something.
Crying
This princess usually wears pink and has a crown.
Princess Peach
We should make the most of every one of these—a chance to do something good.
Opportunity
This small blue fruit is New Jersey’s official state fruit.
Blueberry
A caterpillar changes into a butterfly or this other kind of winged insect.
Moth
Newborns get their food from these two kinds of milk made for babies. Name either one.
Breast milk or infant formula
This big, spiky-shelled racer is the father of Bowser Jr.
Bowser
Verse 6 compares our conversation to food seasoned with this ingredient.
Salt
New Jersey’s state animal has hooves, a mane, and says “neigh.”
Horse
An octopus has this many arms.
Eight
True or false: Most newborn babies can stand up and walk by themselves.
False
This racer wears purple, has a long mustache, and is often Wario’s partner.
Waluigi
Our conversation should be full of this five-letter word, meaning kindness and undeserved favor.
Grace
New Jersey’s state bird is a small bird whose males have bright yellow feathers. Its name includes a precious metal.
Eastern goldfinch — accept goldfinch
These are the only mammals capable of true, sustained flight.
Bats
Can newborns see faces best up close—about 8–12 inches away—or across a big room?
Up close, about 8–12 inches away