Fall Facts
Rhyme Time
Movies
Canadian Geography
Historical Inventions
100

This popular fall drink is known by the abbreviation "PSL" What is the name of this drink? 

HINT: popular at STARBUCKS

pumpkin spice latte!

100

“Mary had a little lamb, its...

fleece was white as snow

100

This actor famously danced and sang in the rain while holding an umbrella in the 1952 musical. What is his name?

Gene Kelly

100

Which Canadian city is home to Parliament Hill and the Parliament Buildings. HINT: it is the capital of CANADA

Ottawa

100

Who invented the telephone in 1876? 

Alexander Graham Bell

200

In the fall season, what colourful parts of a tree may turn red, orange, and yellow.

leaves

200

“Hickory dickory dock..."

the mouse ran up the CLOCK

200

This actor starred in Casablanca and said the famous line, “Here's looking at you, kid.” His name is?

Humphrey Bogart

200

What is the name of this world-famous waterfall that lies on the border between Ontario and New York State.

Niagara Falls

200

Which household appliance helped families keep food fresh for longer without using an icebox?

The Refrigerator

300

Canadians celebrate this national holiday on the second Monday of October. We usually feel thankful during this holiday

Thanksgiving

300

Little Miss Muffet sat on a tuffet.... 

eating her curds and whey

300

This actress played Maria, the governess who sang “Do-Re-Mi” with the von Trapp children. What is her name?

Julie Andrews

300

Name one of the three Canadian provinces commonly known as the Prairie Provinces. HINT: One is right beside ONTARIO

 Manitoba, Saskatchewan, or Alberta.

300

Which invention made washing clothes at home much easier?

The Washing Machine

400

This sweet Canadian product is collected from maple trees and often poured over pancakes.

maple syrup

400

Little Bo-Peep has lost her sheep.....

and doesn't know where to find them.

400

This famous singer and actor starred in Jailhouse Rock and Blue Hawaii.

Elvis Presley

400

Name one of the five Great Lakes bordering Ontario or other parts of Canada and the United States.

Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, and Lake Ontario.

400

Which the Canadian physician co-discovered insulin in 1921

Frederick Banting.

500

This province is famous for its red soil, sandy beaches, and beautiful fall scenery on the east coast. 

HINT: It is also Canada's SMALLEST province and famous for Anne of Green Gables. 

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

500

Mary, Mary, quite contrary....

how does your garden grow? 

500

This actress starred as Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany's and was famous for her elegant style.

Audrey Hepburn

500

This province is home to the city of St. John's and is Canada's easternmost province.

Newfoundland and Labrador.

500

This Scottish scientist discovered penicillin in 1928, helping usher in the age of antibiotics.

Alexander Fleming