DISNEY MOVIES
SPORTS
ANIMALS
MATH
STEM VOCAB
100

What is the snowman's man in Frozen?

Olaf

100

In hockey, what is it called when one player scores three goals in a single game?

A hat trick

100

What is a group of wolves called?

A pack

100

What is the perimeter of a rectangle that is 8 cm long and 5 cm wide?

26cm

100

What does a reaction mean and what activity did we make a reaction?

A reaction is when two things mix and change into something new.

Whistling Bag experiment

200

What is the name of Ariel's fish friend in The Little Mermaid?

Flounder

200

How many touches do you get in volleyball?

3

200

Which animal has three hearts?

Octopus

200

What is 800 − 375?

425

200

What is an axle and what activity did we use an axle on?

An axle is a rod that the wheels spin around

Recycled Bottled Car activity

300

What is the name of Moana's chicken?

Hei Hei

300

What Japanese born baseball player hits and pitches?

Shohei Ohtani

300

Which animal has the strongest bite force of any living land animal?

Hippopotamus

300

What is 3/4 of 20?

15

300

What does Ultraviolet Light mean and what activity did we see it on?

Ultraviolet light is a type of sunlight we cannot see but that can change certain materials

Sun Print activity

400

What is the name of the villain in Peter Pan? 

Captain Hook

400

Which football team won the super bowl in 2026?

Seattle Seahawks

400

What is the fastest bird in the world when diving?

Peregrine falcon

400

What is 6 × (4 + 3)?

42

400

What is potential energy and what activity did we see it on?

Potential energy is stored energy when the marble is at the top of the hill.

Marble Roller Coaster activity

500

What is the only Disney animated feature in which the title character never speaks?

Dumbo

500

Who has scored the most goals in hockey history?

Alex Ovechkin

500

Which animal is famous for having a tongue that can be longer than its entire body?

Chameleon

500

A class has 30 students. 18 are girls. What percentage of the class are girls?

60%

500

What does Buoyancy mean and what activity did we see it on?

Buoyancy is the upward force that keeps objects afloat

LEGO Challenge - Lifeboat Launch