US State Capitals
The highest-elevation state capital in the U.S.
Denver (Colorado)
Covering of a tree or a sound made by a dog
Bark
What famous landmark was carved over millions of years by the Colorado River?
The Grand Canyon
A pit crew's primary job is to service and repair this vehicle as quickly as possible during a competition.
Racecar
The game where “one wrong move” can literally cause the whole thing to fall apart.
Jenga
This capital was named after a famous explorer who never actually set foot in the state.
Colombus (Ohio)
Preserve made of fruit and sugar or a tough situation
Jam
What is the name of the landmark on a limestone hill in Europe that is known for its earthquake-resistant design?
The Acropolis
When paddling this type of vessel, you sit with your legs extended in front of you and use a double-bladed paddle.
Kayak
This game, famous for its colorful pawns and sliders, was originally called "Parcheesi" in the U.S. before it was renamed in 1934.
Sorry
The capital located on the Mississippi River, known for beignets and bayous nearby.
Baton Rouge (Lousianna)
Time of year or to put spices and flavoring into foods
Season
This landmark is the largest amphitheater in the world and accommodate's 50,000 to 80,000 spectators.
The Colosseum
It is the moment when the Sun reaches its highest point in the sky.
Noon
In this game, players use red and white pegs to mark their hits and misses on their "ocean grid".
Battleship
This state capital once dumped 342 chests of tea into its harbor—talk about a steep price.
Boston (Massachusetts)
A nocturnal flying mammal or a piece of sports equipment
Bat
This landmark is was supposed to be demolished but was spared due its usefulness as a radio tower. It now attracts nearly 7 million tourist each year.
Eiffel Tower
A tool with a bubble in a tube of liquid used to determine if a surface is perfectly flat.
Level
Instead of rolling dice, players draw colorful square cards that match spaces on the board in this classic children's game.
Candy Land
This capital city is known as "Music City" and hosts the longest-running live radio show in the United States, the Grand Ole Opry.
Nashville (Tennessee)
Type of fish or musical instrument
Bass
This landmark sits on the 2,310-foot-high summit of Mount Corcovado. It became a wonder of the world in 2007.
Christ the Redeemer
Plural abbreviation for the field of mathematics that deals with the analysis and interpretation of data.
Stats
This game challenges you to scramble to the top of the gameboard without slip-sliding down!
Chutes and Ladders