Money
5 pennies equal this amount
What is 5 cents?
This is the date that we celebrate St. Patricks's Day
What is March 17?
This is the amount of time that you should brush your teeth twice a day.
What is 2 minutes?
This is an appliance to heat up left over food
What is a microwave?
This beverage has calcium and vitamin D and are crucial for maintaining strong bones.
What is milk?
5 nickels equal this amount
What is 25 cents?
This is the date that we celebrate the mathematical constant (pi) (3.14)
What is March 14?
This is the ingredient that is added to brown sugar that makes it brown
What is Molasses?
This is an appliance you use to bake a cake
What is an oven?
This beverage covers approximately 71% of the Earth's surface.
What is water?
5 dimes equal this amount
What is 50 cents?
This is the date that honors the birthday of the beloved children's book author, Dr, Seuss
What is March 2?
This is the NCAA's (National Collegiate Athletic Association), basketball tournament.
What is "March Madness?
This is an appliance to keep things cold
What is a refrigerator?
This beverage has more caffeine than many other soft drinks, including Pepsi and Coca-Cola.
What is Mountain Dew?
5 quarters equal this amount
What is $1.25?
Daylight Saving Time begins in this month in many places, and the clocks are turned forward.
What is March?
Complete this phrase, based on old weather-related folklore: “If March comes in like lion, it will…”
What is "go out like a lamb?"
This is an appliance to keep food frozen
What is a freezer?
This beverage is hot, has chocolate, and may have marshmallows.
What is hot chocolate or hot cocoa?
5 half dollar coins equal this amount
What is $2.50?
Animals often start waking up from hibernation in this month
What is March?
This is where the first St. Patrick’s Day parade in history took place on March 17, 1601.
What is Florida?
This is an electric appliance with sharp blades that break down solid ingredients into smooth textures (like liquids or purees)
What is a blender?
This is what would you call a soda fountain operator in the early days of drug store soda.
What is a "soda jerk"?