Treats
These small red fruits are originally from Turkey, but are very popular in American pies.
What are cherries?
At this destination, you might enjoy wearing a flowery necklace, dancing, and sampling Poi. Aloha!
Where is Hawaii?
This summer holiday in the United States celebrates the emancipation of enslaved people.
What is Juneteenth?
This is the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere and is celebrated with gatherings at places like Stonehenge.
What is June 20th (or the first day of summer)?
This is the highest grossing summer release movie of all time.
What is Avengers; Endgame
These frozen summer treats on a stick were invented by accident by an 11-year old boy from California.
What are Popsicles?
Where is Niagara Falls?
In July of 1969, this momentous event left footprints in a very unusual location.
What is the Moon Landing?
There are approximately 300 of these left in the US, though they used to be a fun way for the whole family to pull up and watch the latest blockbuster. Let's all go the lobby!
What is a Drive-in movie theater?
What are fireworks?
The classic summer sandwich, the BLT, gets a funny new name, BLAT, when we add this ingredient.
What is avocado?
What is by car?
There are 56 signatures on this document famously drafted on July 4th, 1776, but probably not signed until August 2, of the same year.
What is the Declaration of Independence?
Harry Potter fans might know that the phrase "Dog Days of Summer" originates not from panting puppies, but from this star which appears in the Northern Hemisphere's night sky in late July.
What is Sirius?
Stay out of the water! This toothy movie blockbuster just celebrated its 50th anniversary in June.
What is Jaws?
Simmering in a butter bath, grilling and oven roasting are popular ways to cook this summer treat. It's got the juice!
What is corn on the cob?
June through August is the busiest time of year at this state park. Just be careful where you step so you don't get boiled! And, do not pet the fluffy cows.
Where is Yellowstone National Park?
On July 4th each year, folks compete to eat as many of these in ten minutes. The men's winner in 2024 ate 58 and the women's winner ate 51.
What are hot dogs?
Don Featherstone is the creator of this tacky, whimsical lawn ornament. It was first available in 1957.
What is a plastic flamingo?
Take a thrilling summer trip to Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico to witness hundreds of thousands of these wake up to go eating at sunset.
What are bats?
A beverage mixture of lemonade and iced tea is named for this championship golfer.
Who is Arnold Palmer?
This structure in Paris grows six inches taller on summer days due to thermal expansion. It shrinks again when the sun sets.
What is the Eiffel Tower?
What is the Summer Olympics?
“Summer’s here and the time is right for (What) in the street.”
What is dancing?
This summer game was banned in 1988 by the US Consumer Product Safety Commission for being too dangerous.
What is Lawn Darts?