Toys
Sports
History
Places
Then & Now
100
Kids spun this toy using a string.
Top
100
This sport was invented in Canada and is played with a puck.
Hockey
100
This queen ruled Canada through much of the 1950s–70s.
Queen Elizabeth II
100
This is Canada’s largest province by population
Ontario
100
Families listened to evening shows on this device before TV became common.
radio
200
What is this? 
Slinky
200
This trophy is awarded to the NHL championship team
Stanley Cup
200
This Canadian holiday celebrates Confederation on July 1.
Canada Day
200
This Edmonton mall is known as Canada's first "super mall"
West Edmonton Mall
200
This black disc played music before CDs and streaming.
vinyl record
300
Children played hopscotch by tossing this small object onto numbered squares.
Stone
300
This famous Calgary event includes rodeos and chuckwagon races.
Calgary Stampede
300
This economic crisis affected Canadians during the 1930s.
The Great Depression
300
The Rocky Mountains are found mainly in this part of Canada.
north, south, east,west?
western canada
300
Before texting, people sent messages using what?
mail / letters
400
This classic board game asked players to buy properties like Boardwalk and Park Place.
Monopoly
400
The Toronto team that won many Stanley Cups in the 1960s.
Toronto Maple Leafs
400
Canada entered this war in 1939
World War II
400
This large downtown Toronto landmark was once the tallest free-standing structure in the world when completed in 1976.
CN Tower
400
What is this?
Washboard.
Before washing machines, clothes were scrubbed using this
500
This toy train brand was popular around Christmas trees.
Lionel
500
This Canadian city hosted the 1976 Summer Olympics.
Montreal
500
This prime minister was famous for saying “Just watch me.”
Pierre Trudeau
500
This major highway was still being developed in the 1950s; today it connects all 10 provinces.
Trans-Canada Highway
500
what is this?
butter churn