Carnival/Circus
This is a pink fluffy treat often sold at carnivals and amusement parks.
What is cotton candy?
A wealthy board game man known for his top hat, mustache, and monocle.
Who is Mr. Monopoly?
This masked comic book character can sling webs and climb buildings
Who is Spider-Man?
This man spearheaded the Civil Rights Movement with his famous "I Have a Dream" speech
Who is Martin Luther King?
This prickly plant can survive in the desert with very little water
What is a cactus?
A person who walks on a tightrope at a circus
What is an acrobat?
A reptile with a British accent trying to sell car insurance
Who is the GEICO Gecko?
This Roald Dahl book is about a young girl with telekinetic powers.
What is Matilda?
His teachings and crucifixion led to an extremely popular religion
Who is Jesus Christ?
What are herbs?
A carnival involving masks and parades often found in places like New Orleans
What is Mardi Gras?
A bald housekeeper with an earring and large biceps
Who is Mr. Clean?
This Jeff Kinney book series features titles like Rodrick Rules and Dog Days
What is Diary of a Wimpy Kid?
This Egyptian pharaoh was known for her beauty
Who is Cleopatra?
What is a coast redwood?
A large, spinning, colorful wheel used in many carnival games.
What is a prize wheel or wheel of fortune?
A giant beverage pitcher with legs who often walks through walls and causes property damage
Who is the Kool-Aid Man?
The type of animal Charlotte is in Charlotte's Web
What is a spider?
This ferocious warrior created the Mongol Empire
Who is Genghis Khan?
Dandelions are examples of this type of plant.
What are weeds?
This is the name of the math game at the Merryhill School Summer Camp carnival
What is Math Horse Race?
A puffy Frenchman made of tires who looks like a mummy.
Who is the Michelin Man?
This author wrote The Little Mermaid and The Snow Queen, which Frozen was based on.
Who is Hans Christian Andersen?
This U.S. leader was assassinated after being the youngest person elected to office
Who is JFK?
This is a term for a plant's ability to store water in its leaves or stem, helping it survive in dry conditions.
What is succulence?