Once Upon a Nursery Rhyme
This little creature frightened away
a certain Miss Muffet
from her curds and whey.
A Spider
Complete the next line in these famous lyrics:
You are my Sunshine, my only Sunshine
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You Make Me Happy When Skies are Gray
This sweet, sticky treat is spun with air and sugar and usually comes in pink or blue.
Cotton Candy
Known for its beautiful pink plumage, this bird is actually born gray.
The Flamingo
This B-word is a breakfast option usually served with cream cheese.
A Bagel
At 305' tall and weighing 450,000 pounds, France presented the United States with this, one of the largest gifts in the world, July 4, 1884.
The Statue of Liberty
In 1953, these became the last two states added to the Union.
Alaska and Hawaii
A slipper of glass,
a ball full of splendor.
Who is this girl
the prince will remember?
Cinderella
Doris Day had a smash hit in 1956 with the song Que Sera Sera which, in English, means this.
Whatever Will Be, Will Be
This every popular, towering ride gave you a bird’s eye view as your seat slowly circles upward.
The Ferris Wheel
Known for its bright white coat, the skin of this animal, the largest species of bear in the world, is actually black.
Polar Bears
These B-words are made with breath and soapy water.
Bubbles
This European city is your destination if you are going to visit the Eiffel Tower.
Paris, France
The stripes of the US flag, seven red and six white, represent these.
The Original Thirteen Colonies.
She ate from their bowls
and broke one of their chairs
then slept in their beds
at the top of the stairs.
Goldilocks
According to Frank Sinatra, these two things go together like a horse and carriage.
Love and Marriage
You could grab the brass ring and win a prize for your sweetheart on this classic ride that moved up and down as it spun you around.
A Carousel
With a heart the size of a compact car, not only is this majestic animal the largest creature in the sea, it's also the largest animal to have ever lived on Earth, bigger than any known dinosaur.
The Blue Whale
This B-word is a large, shaggy animal, a national symbol of the United States, and can be found in Yellowstone Park and on the back of older nickels.
A Buffalo
Possibly the most famous clock in the world, Big Ben is found in this European capital city.
London, England
With a current population of nearly 8 million, this has been the largest US city since the late 1700s.
New York
Through woods she went
in a cloak of bright red,
with a basket of treats
and danger ahead.
Little Red Riding Hood
In 1962, Tony Bennett left his heart in this famously foggy city.
San Francisco
This crispy fair treat is made by drizzling batter into hot oil and then topping it with powdered sugar.
Funnel Cake
This flightless bird, native to New Zealand, has the same name as a small, fuzzy fruit.
The Kiwi
Born in the Appalacian Mountains of North Carolina and Kentucky, this B-word is a type of music traditionally including a banjo, guitar, mandolin, bass and fiddle.
Bluegrass
Estimated at 6 million tons, this famous monument in Giza, Egypt, is the last remaining of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
The Great Pyramid
This monument, carved into the side of a granite mountain in the Black Hills of South Dakota, gets more than 2 million visitors a year.
Mount Rushmore
Spinning straw into gold,
that was his game,
and her son would be lost
unless she guess his name.
Rumplestiltskin
Moon River is a dreamy song made famous by Audrey Hepburn in this 1961 film.
Breakfast at Tiffany's
This annual fair showcases the accomplishments of young group members, providing a platform for them to display their projects, animals, and skills
4-H Fair
Causing tens of thousands of deaths every year, this is the deadliest creature in the animal kingdom.
(Hint: think small)
The Mosquito
This B-word is a body of water usually connected to a larger sea or ocean and partially enclosed by land.
(It's also part of a joke I'll share when you get the answer!)
A Bay
The discovery of more than 1000 stone-carved human figures, most consisting of a torso and head and averaging over 13' in height, made this remote southeastern Pacific Ocean island famous.
Easter Island
Its palm trees, beautiful beaches and clear blue waters make this Floridian city the second most visited place in the US by foreign travelers after New York.
Miami