[{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-aesop-fables","id":"fun-aesop-fables","title":"Aesop's Fables and Morals","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Fables","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"Short stories attributed to Aesop and the lesson each teaches.","tags":["fables","morals","stories"],"frontLabel":"Fable","backLabel":"Story and moral","cards":[["The Tortoise and the Hare","A slow tortoise beats a speedy, overconfident hare. Slow and steady wins the race."],["The Boy Who Cried Wolf","A boy lies about a wolf, then nobody believes him when it is real. Liars are not trusted even when they tell the truth."],["The Ant and the Grasshopper","The ant works all summer while the grasshopper plays, and has no food in winter. Prepare for the future."],["The Fox and the Grapes","A fox cannot reach the grapes and says they were sour anyway. It is easy to scorn what you cannot have."],["The Lion and the Mouse","A tiny mouse frees a lion from a net. Even small friends can help big ones."],["The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs","A farmer who wants all the gold at once loses the goose. Greed can cost you everything."],["The Crow and the Pitcher","A thirsty crow drops pebbles into a pitcher to raise the water. Clever thinking solves problems."],["The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse","A country mouse prefers a simple, safe life over the town mouse's fancy but risky one. Simple and safe beats rich and scary."],["The Fox and the Crow","A fox tricks a crow into dropping its cheese by praising its singing. Beware of flattery."],["The Dog and His Reflection","A dog with a bone sees his reflection in a stream and drops the bone to grab another. Greed can make you lose what you have."],["The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing","A wolf dresses as a sheep and is found out. Looks can fool, so be careful."],["The North Wind and the Sun","The sun makes a traveler remove his coat gently, while the wind fails by force. Kindness works better than force."],["The Lion's Share","A lion takes everything for himself after a hunt. Power can make people unfair."],["The Milkmaid and Her Pail","A girl dreams of what she will buy with milk money and spills it. Don't count your chickens before they hatch."],["The Bundle of Sticks","A father shows his sons that sticks bound together cannot be broken. Together we are strong."],["The Tortoise and the Eagle","A tortoise wishes to fly and is dropped by an eagle. Be happy with who you are."],["The Frogs Who Wanted a King","Frogs ask for a king and get a stork that eats them. Be careful what you wish for."],["The Dog in the Manger","A dog guards the hay he cannot eat and keeps the ox from it. Don't spoil things you cannot use."],["The Lion and the Boar","Two animals fight over a spring while vultures wait. Fighting over little things can hurt both sides."],["The Mice in Council","Mice agree to put a bell on the cat but nobody will do it. Easy to say, hard to do."],["The Hare and the Tortoise (retold)","Confidence without effort loses to patience and work."],["The Shepherd Boy (shortened)","A shepherd boy's false alarms leave him unheard when real danger comes."],["The Oak and the Reeds","A stiff oak breaks in a storm while bending reeds survive. Be flexible."],["The Cat and the Mice","Mice hear that a cat is hiding and stay away. Beware of those pretending to be harmless."],["The Farmer and the Snake","A man warms a frozen snake and is bitten. Not everyone you help is grateful."],["The Two Goats","Two goats meet on a narrow bridge and neither gives way, so both fall. Pride can hurt everyone."],["The Lark and Her Young Ones","If you want something done well, do it yourself."],["The Wind and the Sun","A kind approach is stronger than a harsh one."],["The Fox and the Stork","A fox serves soup on a flat plate, then the stork serves food in a tall jar. Treat others as you want to be treated."],["The Donkey in the Lion's Skin","A donkey dresses as a lion and his bray gives him away. Pretending does not last."],["The Wolf and the Crane","A crane helps a wolf with a bone and gets no reward. Be careful who you help, and be thankful when helped."],["The Peacock and the Crane","A peacock mocks a crane's plain feathers, but the crane can fly. Skill beats show."],["The Lion and the Statue","Whoever makes the story tells it his own way."],["The Gnat and the Bull","A gnat thinks the bull noticed it. Do not think you matter more than you do."],["The Sick Lion","A sick lion pretends nothing is wrong. People may use you if you look weak."],["The Miser","A man buries gold and never uses it. Wealth that is not used has no value."],["The Belly and the Members","The parts of the body quarrel with the stomach and all suffer. Everyone depends on each other."],["The Fisherman and the Little Fish","A small fish begs to be thrown back until he is bigger. A little now is better than a lot later maybe."],["The Ass and the Lap Dog","A donkey copies a lap dog and causes trouble. Be yourself."],["The Horse and the Groom","Someone who wants praise should earn it first."],["The Blind Men and the Elephant","Each feels a different part of an elephant and thinks he knows it all. A part is not the whole. (An old folktale told with Aesop's.)"],["Who was Aesop?","A storyteller of ancient Greece, thought to have lived about 2,600 years ago"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-alphabet-words","id":"fun-alphabet-words","title":"Alphabet Letters and Words","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Early Learning","levels":["pre-k","k-2"],"description":"Each letter of the alphabet with a word that starts with it.","tags":["alphabet","letters","toddlers"],"frontLabel":"Letter","backLabel":"Word","cards":[["A a","Apple","A is for apple."],["B b","Ball","B is for ball."],["C c","Cat","C is for cat."],["D d","Dog","D is for dog."],["E e","Elephant","E is for elephant."],["F f","Fish","F is for fish."],["G g","Goat","G is for goat."],["H h","Hat","H is for hat."],["I i","Igloo","I is for igloo."],["J j","Jam","J is for jam."],["K k","Kite","K is for kite."],["L l","Lion","L is for lion."],["M m","Moon","M is for moon."],["N n","Nest","N is for nest."],["O o","Octopus","O is for octopus."],["P p","Pig","P is for pig."],["Q q","Queen","Q is for queen."],["R r","Rabbit","R is for rabbit."],["S s","Sun","S is for sun."],["T t","Tiger","T is for tiger."],["U u","Umbrella","U is for umbrella."],["V v","Van","V is for van."],["W w","Whale","W is for whale."],["X x","Xylophone","X is for xylophone."],["Y y","Yo-yo","Y is for yo-yo."],["Z z","Zebra","Z is for zebra."],["How many letters are in the alphabet?","26"],["What are the vowels?","A, E, I, O, U (and sometimes Y)"],["What are the other letters called?","Consonants"],["What letter comes after A?","B"],["What letter comes after M?","N"],["What letter comes before Z?","Y"],["What is the first letter?","A"],["What is the last letter?","Z"],["What letter comes between R and T?","S"],["What letter comes between F and H?","G"],["Which letter looks like a circle?","O"],["Which letter has a tail and looks like a hook?","J"],["Which letter is the sound of a bee?","B (buzz)"],["Which letter sounds like 'you'?","U"],["Which letter sounds like 'why'?","Y"],["Which letter sounds like 'see'?","C"],["Which letter sounds like 'tea'?","T"],["Which letter sounds like 'eye'?","I"],["Which letter sounds like 'are'?","R"],["What is uppercase?","Big letters like A, B and C"],["What is lowercase?","Small letters like a, b and c"],["What is the letter after Q?","R"],["What is the letter after D?","E"],["What word starts like 'bat'?","Ball or bed (B)"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-animal-alphabet","id":"fun-animal-alphabet","title":"Animal ABCs","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Animals","levels":["pre-k","k-2"],"description":"An animal for every letter, with one fun fact.","tags":["animals","alphabet","early learning"],"frontLabel":"Letter","backLabel":"Animal and fact","cards":[["A","Alligator: a reptile with a wide snout"],["A (again)","Ant: can carry many times its own weight"],["B","Bear: some sleep through winter"],["B (again)","Butterfly: starts life as a caterpillar"],["C","Camel: has a hump that stores fat"],["C (again)","Cat: purrs when content"],["D","Dolphin: a smart sea mammal"],["D (again)","Duck: has waterproof feathers"],["E","Elephant: the biggest land animal"],["E (again)","Eagle: has sharp eyesight"],["F","Frog: starts life as a tadpole"],["F (again)","Fox: has a bushy tail"],["G","Giraffe: the tallest animal"],["G (again)","Gorilla: a gentle ape"],["H","Hippo: spends most days in water"],["H (again)","Horse: runs fast"],["I","Iguana: a lizard that likes to bask"],["I (again)","Impala: an antelope that leaps high"],["J","Jellyfish: has no brain"],["J (again)","Jaguar: a spotted cat that swims"],["K","Kangaroo: hops and has a pouch"],["K (again)","Koala: sleeps most of the day"],["L","Lion: lives in a pride"],["L (again)","Llama: a woolly animal from the Andes"],["M","Monkey: swings in trees"],["M (again)","Moose: the biggest deer"],["N","Newt: a small salamander"],["N (again)","Narwhal: a whale with a long tusk"],["O","Octopus: has eight arms"],["O (again)","Owl: hunts at night"],["P","Penguin: swims but cannot fly"],["P (again)","Panda: eats bamboo"],["Q","Quail: a small, plump bird"],["Q (again)","Quokka: a small smiling marsupial from Australia"],["R","Rabbit: hops and has long ears"],["R (again)","Raccoon: has clever paws"],["S","Snake: has no legs"],["S (again)","Sloth: moves slowly"],["T","Tiger: has stripes"],["T (again)","Turtle: has a shell"],["U","Uakari: a monkey with a bright red face"],["U (again)","Urial: a wild sheep of Asia"],["V","Vulture: a bird that cleans up dead animals"],["V (again)","Vampire bat: a bat that feeds on animal blood"],["W","Whale: the biggest animals in the sea"],["W (again)","Wolf: lives in a pack"],["X","X-ray tetra: a small fish with see-through skin"],["X (again)","Xerus: an African ground squirrel"],["Y","Yak: a shaggy animal of the Himalayas"],["Y (again)","Yellow-bellied marmot: a mountain rodent"],["Z","Zebra: has black and white stripes"],["Z (again)","Zebra finch: a small Australian songbird"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-animal-group-names","id":"fun-animal-group-names","title":"Animal Group Names","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Animals","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"What do we call a group of each animal?","tags":["animals","groups","collective nouns"],"frontLabel":"Group of","backLabel":"Called a","cards":[["Lions","A pride"],["Fish","A school","Or a shoal."],["Wolves","A pack"],["Cows","A herd"],["Sheep","A flock"],["Birds","A flock"],["Geese (flying)","A skein","On the ground they are a gaggle."],["Geese (on the ground)","A gaggle"],["Crows","A murder"],["Owls","A parliament"],["Bees","A swarm"],["Ants","A colony"],["Whales","A pod"],["Dolphins","A pod"],["Elephants","A herd"],["Giraffes","A tower"],["Zebras","A dazzle"],["Hippos","A bloat"],["Rhinos","A crash"],["Apes","A shrewdness"],["Monkeys","A troop"],["Kangaroos","A mob"],["Penguins","A colony","In the water a group is a raft."],["Flamingos","A flamboyance"],["Peacocks","An ostentation"],["Ducks (in water)","A paddling"],["Cats","A clowder"],["Kittens","A litter"],["Puppies","A litter"],["Dogs","A pack"],["Horses","A herd"],["Bears","A sloth"],["Foxes","A skulk"],["Frogs","An army"],["Toads","A knot"],["Snakes","A nest"],["Turtles","A bale"],["Jellyfish","A smack"],["Sharks","A shiver"],["Butterflies","A flutter"],["Caterpillars","An army"],["Hawks","A kettle","When they circle together in the sky."],["Eagles","A convocation"],["Ravens","An unkindness"],["Larks","An exaltation"],["Starlings","A murmuration"],["Pigs","A drove"],["Goats","A tribe"],["Camels","A caravan"],["Bats","A colony"],["Squirrels","A scurry"],["Otters","A romp"],["Raccoons","A gaze"],["Rabbits","A colony"],["Hedgehogs","An array"],["Porcupines","A prickle"],["Moles","A labor"],["Deer","A herd"],["Moose","A herd"],["Buffalo","A herd"],["Seals","A pod"],["Cheetahs","A coalition"],["Leopards","A leap"],["Tigers","An ambush"],["Cranes","A sedge"],["Swans","A bevy"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-animal-homes","id":"fun-animal-homes","title":"Animal Homes","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Animals","levels":["pre-k","k-2","3-5"],"description":"Where do animals live?","tags":["animals","homes"],"frontLabel":"Animal","backLabel":"Home","cards":[["Bird","Nest"],["Bee","Hive"],["Ant","Anthill or colony"],["Bear","Den or cave"],["Fox","Den","A fox den is also called an earth."],["Rabbit","Burrow or warren"],["Beaver","Lodge","Built from sticks and mud in a pond."],["Wolf","Den"],["Squirrel","Drey","A nest of leaves and twigs high in a tree."],["Spider","Web"],["Pig","Sty or pen"],["Horse","Stable"],["Cow","Barn or pasture"],["Chicken","Coop"],["Dog","Kennel or doghouse"],["Fish","Pond, river or sea"],["Hen","Henhouse"],["Sheep","Pen or fold"],["Lion","Pride territory on the grassland"],["Termite","Mound"],["Wasp","Paper nest"],["Mole","Tunnels underground"],["Prairie dog","Burrow town"],["Eagle","Eyrie","A huge nest high on a cliff or tree."],["Otter","Holt"],["Badger","Sett"],["Hare","Form","A shallow dent in the grass."],["Pigeon","Loft or cote"],["Hermit crab","A borrowed shell"],["Snail","Its own shell"],["Tortoise","Burrow or its shell"],["Penguin","Colony on the ice"],["Polar bear","Snow den"],["Camel","Desert"],["Frog","Pond or wet place"],["Seal","Rocks and coast"],["Gopher","Underground tunnels"],["Bat","Cave or roost"],["Owl","Tree hollow"],["Woodpecker","A hole it digs in a tree"],["Weaver bird","A woven hanging nest"],["Orangutan","Nest of branches in a tree"],["Gorilla","Nest of leaves on the ground or low in trees"],["Wild boar","Wallow and thicket"],["Mouse","Hole or nest in walls and fields"],["Raccoon","Hollow tree or den"],["Skunk","Burrow"],["Clownfish","Sea anemone"],["Coral polyp","Coral reef"],["Kangaroo","Open grassland, no den"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-animal-records","id":"fun-animal-records","title":"Record-Breaking Animals","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Animals","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"The biggest, fastest, tallest and most amazing animals.","tags":["animals","records","facts"],"frontLabel":"Question","backLabel":"Answer","cards":[["Biggest animal ever to live?","The blue whale"],["Biggest animal on land today?","The African elephant"],["Tallest animal?","The giraffe"],["Fastest land animal?","The cheetah","It can sprint over 60 miles an hour for a short burst."],["Fastest bird in a dive?","The peregrine falcon","Over 180 miles an hour while diving."],["Fastest fish?","The sailfish","One of the quickest swimmers in the sea."],["Largest bird alive?","The ostrich"],["Smallest bird?","The bee hummingbird","It lives in Cuba and weighs about as much as a dime or two."],["Bird with the biggest wingspan?","The wandering albatross"],["Largest fish?","The whale shark","It is gentle and eats tiny plankton."],["Largest reptile?","The saltwater crocodile"],["Largest big cat?","The tiger"],["Largest bear?","The polar bear"],["Largest rodent?","The capybara"],["Largest primate?","The gorilla"],["Largest deer?","The moose"],["Largest frog?","The goliath frog"],["Largest snake by weight?","The green anaconda"],["Longest snake?","The reticulated python"],["Largest octopus?","The giant Pacific octopus"],["Largest insect by weight?","Some giant weta, a cricket-like insect from New Zealand"],["Animal with the longest neck?","The giraffe"],["Mammal that sleeps the most?","Some bats and opossums sleep up to 18 or more hours a day"],["Slowest mammal?","The sloth"],["Only mammal that truly flies?","The bat"],["Mammal that lays eggs?","The platypus and the echidna"],["Fastest flying insect?","Dragonflies are among the fastest"],["Bird that can hover backward?","The hummingbird"],["Bird that cannot fly but runs fast?","The ostrich"],["Animal with the loudest call on land?","The howler monkey is one of the loudest"],["Longest migration of any bird?","The Arctic tern, it flies from pole to pole"],["Animal that can live the longest?","Some sea creatures, like the ocean quahog clam, live hundreds of years"],["Longest-living land animal?","The giant tortoise","Some live more than 150 years."],["Animal with the biggest eyes?","The giant squid and the colossal squid"],["Animal with the biggest ears?","The African elephant"],["Animal with the longest tongue for its size?","The chameleon"],["Animal with the most legs?","Some millipedes have hundreds"],["Animal with the strongest bite?","The saltwater crocodile"],["Best digger among animals?","The giant armadillo and the aardvark are famous diggers"],["Which animal has the biggest heart?","The blue whale, about as big as a small car"],["Animal that can run on water?","The basilisk lizard, called the Jesus lizard"],["Which animal is the loudest in the sea?","The sperm whale clicks and the blue whale calls are among the loudest"],["Animal that can change color to hide?","The chameleon and the octopus"],["Animal that never stops growing teeth?","Rodents like beavers and rabbits"],["Tallest dog breed?","The Great Dane"],["Smallest dog breed?","The Chihuahua"],["Most popular pet in many homes?","Dogs and cats"],["Tallest bird?","The ostrich"],["Which animal has the longest horns?","The water buffalo is among the longest"],["Animal with the longest hibernation?","Some ground squirrels and bears sleep through much of winter"],["Fastest swimming bird?","The gentoo penguin"],["Which animal has the most teeth?","Snails can have thousands of tiny teeth on their tongues"],["Which animal builds the biggest structure?","Coral polyps build the Great Barrier Reef"],["Which insect lifts the most for its size?","The ant can carry many times its own weight"],["Biggest cat in the Americas?","The jaguar"],["Largest owl?","Eurasian eagle-owl and Blakiston's fish owl are among the largest"],["Animal with the thickest fur?","The sea otter, about one million hairs per square inch"],["Which animal can jump the highest for its size?","The flea"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-animal-riddles","id":"fun-animal-riddles","title":"Animal Riddles","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Riddles","levels":["pre-k","k-2","3-5"],"description":"Guess the animal from the clues.","tags":["riddles","animals","guessing"],"frontLabel":"Riddle","backLabel":"Animal","cards":[["I have a long trunk and big floppy ears. Who am I?","An elephant"],["I have a black-and-white stripy coat and I look like a horse. Who am I?","A zebra"],["I have a very long neck and I eat leaves from tall trees. Who am I?","A giraffe"],["I hop and carry my baby in a pouch. Who am I?","A kangaroo"],["I am slow and carry my house on my back. Who am I?","A snail or turtle"],["I have eight arms and live in the sea. Who am I?","An octopus"],["I roar and I am the king of the jungle. Who am I?","A lion"],["I hoot at night and turn my head all the way around. Who am I?","An owl"],["I have a bushy tail and bury nuts. Who am I?","A squirrel"],["I have long ears and a fluffy tail and hop. Who am I?","A rabbit"],["I quack and swim in the pond. Who am I?","A duck"],["I give you milk and say moo. Who am I?","A cow"],["I wake up the farm with my cock-a-doodle-doo. Who am I?","A rooster"],["I have a big black-and-white body and live on ice. I waddle. Who am I?","A penguin"],["I swing from trees and love bananas. Who am I?","A monkey"],["I wear a mask and wash my food. Who am I?","A raccoon"],["I have a shell and a long neck and live for a very long time. Who am I?","A tortoise"],["I make honey and buzz around flowers. Who am I?","A bee"],["I have spots and wings and I am red. Who am I?","A ladybug"],["I start as a caterpillar and turn into something with wings. Who am I?","A butterfly"],["I have a hump on my back and live in the desert. Who am I?","A camel"],["I am big and gray with a horn on my nose. Who am I?","A rhinoceros"],["I have a pink color and stand on one leg. Who am I?","A flamingo"],["I am the biggest animal in the sea. Who am I?","A blue whale"],["I have a big smile and clicks, and I jump from the waves. Who am I?","A dolphin"],["I have a pouch under my beak and I scoop fish. Who am I?","A pelican"],["I have eight legs and a web. Who am I?","A spider"],["I have a long tongue for catching ants. Who am I?","An anteater"],["I am small and green and hop and say ribbit. Who am I?","A frog"],["I am a cat with stripes and I am the biggest cat. Who am I?","A tiger"],["I have a stinger and live in a hive. Who am I?","A bee"],["I can change my colors and have a curly tail. Who am I?","A chameleon"],["I love honey and sleep all winter. Who am I?","A bear"],["I am a bird that cannot fly but I run very fast. Who am I?","An ostrich"],["I look like a little tank and roll into a ball. Who am I?","An armadillo"],["I have quills and roll up when scared. Who am I?","A hedgehog or porcupine"],["I howl at the moon. Who am I?","A wolf"],["I wag my tail and love to fetch. Who am I?","A dog"],["I purr and chase mice. Who am I?","A cat"],["I gobble and have a fan of feathers. Who am I?","A turkey"],["I live in a pond and build dams. Who am I?","A beaver"],["I am a tropical bird with a huge, colorful bill. Who am I?","A toucan"],["I glow at night in summer. Who am I?","A firefly"],["I hang upside down in caves and sleep all day. Who am I?","A bat"],["I swim in a tank, say nothing, and have fins. Who am I?","A fish"],["I wear a woolly coat and say baa. Who am I?","A sheep"],["I oink and love mud. Who am I?","A pig"],["I have a pointed horn and live in fairy tales. Who am I?","A unicorn"],["I breathe fire and fly in stories. Who am I?","A dragon"],["I am in the sea, with five arms and no head. Who am I?","A starfish"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-animal-sounds","id":"fun-animal-sounds","title":"Animal Sounds","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Animals","levels":["pre-k","k-2"],"description":"What sound does each animal make?","tags":["animals","sounds","toddlers"],"frontLabel":"Animal","backLabel":"Sound","cards":[["Dog","Woof! Woof!"],["Cat","Meow!"],["Cow","Moo!"],["Pig","Oink!"],["Sheep","Baa!"],["Horse","Neigh!"],["Duck","Quack!"],["Rooster","Cock-a-doodle-doo!"],["Hen","Cluck cluck!"],["Lion","Roar!"],["Tiger","Roar!"],["Frog","Ribbit!"],["Owl","Hoo hoo!"],["Bee","Buzz!"],["Snake","Hiss!"],["Mouse","Squeak!"],["Donkey","Hee-haw!"],["Goat","Maa!"],["Turkey","Gobble gobble!"],["Wolf","Howl!"],["Elephant","Trumpet!"],["Bird","Tweet tweet!"],["Crow","Caw caw!"],["Dove","Coo coo!"],["Bear","Growl!"],["Monkey","Ooh ooh ah ah!"],["Cricket","Chirp chirp!"],["Seal","Arf arf!"],["Dolphin","Click and whistle!"],["Bat","Squeak, too high for most people to hear"],["Mosquito","Buzzzz"],["Fly","Buzz"],["Cuckoo bird","Cuck-oo!"],["Peacock","A loud call that sounds like 'may-awe'"],["Goose","Honk!"],["Seagull","Squawk!"],["Parrot","Squawk, and it can copy words"],["Camel","Grunt and groan"],["Hyena","A laughing cackle"],["Kookaburra","A laughing 'koo-hoo-hoo-ha-ha-ha'"],["Whale","Long, low songs"],["Pigeon","Coo"],["Chick","Peep peep!"],["Rabbit","Mostly quiet; it thumps its foot"],["Lamb","Baa!"],["Cat purring","Purr"],["Rattlesnake","Rattle"],["Giraffe","Mostly quiet; it hums at night"],["Zebra","A bark or a whinny"],["Cicada","A loud buzzing whirr"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-athletes-historical","id":"fun-athletes-historical","title":"Sports Legends of the Past","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Sports","levels":["3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"Famous athletes who are no longer living, and what they are remembered for.","tags":["sports","athletes","history"],"frontLabel":"Athlete","backLabel":"Remembered for","cards":[["Jesse Owens","Won four gold medals in track and field at the 1936 Olympics"],["Jackie Robinson","Broke baseball's color barrier in 1947 with the Brooklyn Dodgers"],["Babe Ruth","Baseball slugger and pitcher, a New York Yankees star of the 1920s"],["Lou Gehrig","Yankees first baseman known as the Iron Horse"],["Roberto Clemente","Pirates outfielder, 3,000 hits, and a great humanitarian"],["Hank Aaron","Baseball home run king for decades, with 755 career homers"],["Willie Mays","Baseball star known for amazing catches"],["Muhammad Ali","Heavyweight boxing champion who called himself the Greatest"],["Wilma Rudolph","Won three gold medals in running at the 1960 Olympics"],["Jim Thorpe","Olympic gold medalist in 1912 and football and baseball star"],["Althea Gibson","First Black player to win a Grand Slam tennis title (1956)"],["Arthur Ashe","Tennis star who won Wimbledon in 1975"],["Bill Russell","Boston Celtics center who won 11 NBA titles"],["Wilt Chamberlain","Basketball center who once scored 100 points in an NBA game"],["Kobe Bryant","Los Angeles Lakers star with five NBA titles"],["Pele","Brazilian soccer star who won three World Cups"],["Diego Maradona","Argentine soccer star of the 1980s"],["Johan Cruyff","Dutch soccer star and thinker of 'total football'"],["Walter Payton","Chicago Bears running back nicknamed Sweetness"],["Jim Brown","Football running back and star of the 1950s-60s"],["Vince Lombardi","Green Bay Packers coach; the Super Bowl trophy bears his name"],["Gordie Howe","Hockey star known as Mr. Hockey"],["Joe DiMaggio","Yankees outfielder with a 56-game hitting streak in 1941"],["Ty Cobb","Early baseball star with a high batting average"],["Cy Young","Pitcher with 511 wins; the best pitcher award is named for him"],["Satchel Paige","Pitcher in the Negro leagues and later the majors"],["Josh Gibson","Negro leagues catcher called the Black Babe Ruth"],["Honus Wagner","Early baseball shortstop; his card is one of the most famous"],["Joe Louis","Heavyweight boxing champion from 1937 to 1949"],["Jack Johnson","First Black heavyweight boxing champion (1908)"],["Bobby Jones","Golfer who won the Grand Slam in 1930"],["Seabiscuit","A racehorse who became a Depression-era hero"],["Secretariat","Racehorse who won the 1973 Triple Crown"],["Man o' War","Famous racehorse of the 1920s"],["Bill Walsh","NFL coach known for the West Coast offense"],["Babe Didrikson Zaharias","Won Olympic golds in track in 1932 and became a champion golfer"],["Sonja Henie","Norwegian figure skater with three Olympic golds"],["Paavo Nurmi","Finnish distance runner, a star of the 1920s"],["Emil Zatopek","Czech runner who won three golds in 1952"],["Abebe Bikila","Ethiopian runner who won the 1960 Olympic marathon barefoot"],["Johnny Weissmuller","Olympic swimmer who later played Tarzan"],["Duke Kahanamoku","Hawaiian swimmer and the father of modern surfing"],["Gertrude Ederle","First woman to swim the English Channel (1926)"],["Pat Summitt","Tennessee women's basketball coach with many wins"],["Lou Brock","Baseball base-stealing star"],["Mickey Mantle","Yankees slugger of the 1950s and 60s"],["Ted Williams","Red Sox hitter, the last to hit .400 in a season (1941)"],["Roger Bannister","First person to run a mile in under four minutes (1954)"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-baby-animal-names","id":"fun-baby-animal-names","title":"Baby Animal Names","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Animals","levels":["pre-k","k-2","3-5"],"description":"What we call the young of many animals.","tags":["animals","babies"],"frontLabel":"Grown-up animal","backLabel":"Baby name","cards":[["Dog","Puppy"],["Cat","Kitten"],["Cow","Calf"],["Horse","Foal","A young girl horse is a filly, a young boy horse is a colt."],["Sheep","Lamb"],["Goat","Kid"],["Pig","Piglet"],["Chicken","Chick"],["Duck","Duckling"],["Goose","Gosling"],["Swan","Cygnet"],["Frog","Tadpole","Tadpoles have tails and live in water."],["Butterfly","Caterpillar","The caterpillar is a larva that turns into a butterfly."],["Deer","Fawn"],["Bear","Cub"],["Lion","Cub"],["Tiger","Cub"],["Wolf","Pup"],["Fox","Kit","Also called a pup or cub."],["Rabbit","Kit","Also called a bunny."],["Kangaroo","Joey"],["Koala","Joey"],["Elephant","Calf"],["Giraffe","Calf"],["Whale","Calf"],["Dolphin","Calf"],["Seal","Pup"],["Owl","Owlet"],["Eagle","Eaglet"],["Eel","Elver"],["Fish","Fry","Very young fish are called fry."],["Salmon","Alevin","Then they become fry and later smolt."],["Frog (young)","Tadpole"],["Hen's egg hatches into a","Chick"],["Pigeon","Squab"],["Turkey","Poult"],["Peacock or peahen","Peachick"],["Penguin","Chick"],["Hippopotamus","Calf"],["Rhinoceros","Calf"],["Zebra","Foal"],["Donkey","Foal"],["Camel","Calf"],["Monkey","Infant","Some are called babies or infants."],["Gorilla","Infant"],["Squirrel","Kit","Also called a kitten or pup."],["Beaver","Kit"],["Otter","Pup"],["Bat","Pup"],["Mouse","Pup","Also called a pinkie when newborn."],["Hedgehog","Hoglet"],["Alligator","Hatchling"],["Turtle","Hatchling"],["Snake","Hatchling","Some baby snakes are called snakelets."],["Skunk","Kit"],["Porcupine","Porcupette"],["Crow","Chick","Young crows are also called fledglings."],["Flamingo","Chick"],["Ostrich","Chick"],["Kiwi","Chick"],["Hawk","Eyas","A young hawk or falcon taken for training is called an eyas."],["Spider","Spiderling"],["Beetle","Grub","The young stage of many beetles."],["Fly","Maggot"],["Bee","Larva"],["Ant","Larva"],["Octopus","Paralarva","Newly hatched ones float in the sea."],["Shark","Pup"],["Starfish","Larva"],["Llama","Cria"],["Alpaca","Cria"],["Antelope","Calf"],["Moose","Calf"],["Walrus","Calf"],["Platypus","Puggle"],["Opossum","Joey"],["Wombat","Joey"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-bird-songs","id":"fun-bird-songs","title":"Bird Songs and Calls","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Birds","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"How do some common birds sound? Birders use words to remember songs.","tags":["birds","sounds","birdwatching"],"frontLabel":"Bird","backLabel":"Sounds like","cards":[["Black-capped Chickadee","Chick-a-dee-dee-dee, or a whistled fee-bee"],["American Robin","Cheerily, cheer-up, cheerio, a rolling song"],["Northern Cardinal","Cheer, cheer, cheer, or birdie, birdie, birdie"],["Blue Jay","A loud 'jay! jay!' and sometimes a bell-like sound"],["American Crow","Caw, caw"],["Mourning Dove","A soft 'coo-AH, coo, coo, coo'"],["Great Horned Owl","Hoo, hoo-hoo, hoo, hoo"],["Barred Owl","Who cooks for you? Who cooks for you all?"],["Eastern Screech-Owl","A trembling, whinny-like trill"],["Barn Owl","A harsh screech, not a hoot"],["Whip-poor-will","Whip-poor-will, repeated"],["Eastern Phoebe","Fee-bee"],["Eastern Towhee","Drink your tea"],["White-throated Sparrow","Old Sam Peabody, Peabody, Peabody"],["Song Sparrow","Maids, maids, maids, put on your tea-kettle-ettle"],["American Goldfinch","Per-chick-o-ree in flight, a bouncy twittering"],["Carolina Wren","Teakettle, teakettle, teakettle"],["Ovenbird","Teacher, teacher, teacher, getting louder"],["Common Yellowthroat","Witchety, witchety, witchety"],["Yellow Warbler","Sweet, sweet, I'm so sweet"],["Red-winged Blackbird","Conk-la-ree"],["Western Meadowlark","A flute-like gurgling song"],["Killdeer","Kill-dee, kill-dee"],["Common Loon","A wavering wail and a yodel"],["Mallard","A raspy quack from the female"],["Canada Goose","Honk, honk"],["Sandhill Crane","A rolling, rattling bugle"],["Wild Turkey","Gobble gobble from males"],["Ruffed Grouse","A drumming sound made with wings"],["Northern Bobwhite","Bob-white!"],["Common Nighthawk","A buzzy 'peent' at dusk"],["Brown Thrasher","Sings each phrase twice"],["Northern Mockingbird","Copies many sounds, repeating each three times"],["Gray Catbird","A mew like a cat plus a mixed song"],["Wood Thrush","Ee-oh-lay, a flute-like song"],["Hermit Thrush","A clear, airy, flute-like song"],["Chipping Sparrow","A long dry trill, chip-chip-chip"],["House Wren","A bubbling jumble of notes"],["Rose-breasted Grosbeak","Like a robin that took singing lessons"],["Blue-gray Gnatcatcher","A thin, mewing zeee"],["Pileated Woodpecker","A loud wild laugh, kuk-kuk-kuk, and big drumming on wood"],["Downy Woodpecker","A whinny and a soft pik"],["Hummingbird","A tiny squeak and a humming wing buzz"],["Kookaburra","A loud laughing cackle"],["Cuckoo (the clock bird)","Cuck-oo, cuck-oo"],["Bald Eagle","A weak high chirp, not the scream in the movies"],["Red-tailed Hawk","A harsh, rasping scream, kee-eeeee-arr"],["Common Raven","A deep croak"],["Rooster","Cock-a-doodle-doo"],["Peacock","A loud, cat-like cry"],["Snow Goose","A high honking chorus"],["Blue-winged Teal","Peeping and whistles"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-birds-world","id":"fun-birds-world","title":"Birds of the World","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Birds","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"Amazing birds from every continent and what makes each one special.","tags":["birds","world","facts"],"frontLabel":"Bird","backLabel":"Fact","cards":[["What makes a bird a bird?","Feathers, a beak, two wings and eggs with hard shells"],["Ostrich","The largest bird; it cannot fly but runs fast"],["Emu","A big Australian bird that cannot fly"],["Kiwi","A small flightless bird of New Zealand"],["Penguin","A flightless swimmer of the Southern Hemisphere"],["Albatross","Has the widest wingspan; glides over the ocean for hours"],["Bald eagle","A sea eagle of North America"],["Golden eagle","A powerful brown eagle of mountains in the Northern Hemisphere"],["Condor","A giant vulture of the Andes"],["Peregrine falcon","The fastest diving bird"],["Hummingbird","The only birds that can fly backward"],["Owl","Silent night hunter with forward-facing eyes"],["Parrot","A colorful bird that can copy sounds"],["Macaw","A large, brightly colored parrot"],["Cockatoo","A parrot with a crest"],["Budgie (parakeet)","A small parrot kept as a pet"],["Toucan","A tropical bird with a huge colorful bill"],["Flamingo","A pink bird that stands on one leg"],["Peacock","The male fans out a huge, showy tail"],["Swan","A graceful water bird"],["Goose","A big water bird that flies in a V"],["Duck","A swimming bird with waterproof feathers"],["Pelican","Has a large throat pouch for scooping fish"],["Stork","A long-legged bird with a big bill"],["Heron","A tall wading bird that hunts fish"],["Crane","A tall bird known for its dancing"],["Puffin","A seabird with a colorful beak"],["Seagull","A seabird found near coasts and cities"],["Cormorant","A diving seabird that dries its wings in the sun"],["Kingfisher","Dives to catch fish"],["Woodpecker","Pecks wood to find insects"],["Crow","A very smart black bird"],["Raven","A big black bird that can solve puzzles"],["Magpie","A black and white bird in the crow family"],["Robin","A songbird known for its red-orange chest"],["Nightingale","A bird famous for its beautiful song"],["Skylark","Sings while flying high"],["Swallow","A fast flyer that catches insects"],["Swift","A bird that can stay in the air for months"],["Cuckoo","Lays eggs in other birds' nests"],["Kookaburra","An Australian bird with a laughing call"],["Lyrebird","An Australian bird that copies sounds"],["Bird of paradise","A bird with amazing feathers and dances of New Guinea"],["Hoatzin","A South American bird with claws on its young wings"],["Secretary bird","A tall African bird that stomps on snakes"],["Shoebill","A huge-billed bird from African swamps"],["Cassowary","A big flightless bird with a bony casque on its head"],["Rhea","A flightless South American bird like an ostrich"],["Dodo","A flightless bird of Mauritius that went extinct in the 1600s"],["Turkey","A large bird of North America, bred for food"],["Chicken","The most common domestic bird"],["Pigeon","A city bird that can find its way home"],["Dove","A symbol of peace"],["Snowy owl","A white Arctic owl"],["Great horned owl","An owl with feather tufts shaped like horns"],["Harpy eagle","A rainforest eagle with big talons"],["Vulture","A scavenger that eats dead animals"],["Roadrunner","A fast ground bird of the Southwest"],["Tern","A graceful seabird; the Arctic tern migrates the farthest"],["Sandpiper","A small shorebird"],["Ibis","A wading bird with a curved bill"],["Quetzal","A sacred bird of Central America with long tail feathers"],["Weaver bird","A bird that weaves intricate nests"],["Bowerbird","A bird that decorates a stage to impress a mate"],["Hornbill","A bird with a large curved bill and a casque"],["Sparrow","A small brown songbird"],["Finch","A small seed-eating songbird; Darwin studied Galapagos finches"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-board-games","id":"fun-board-games","title":"Board Games and How to Play","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Games","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"Classic board games and what you do in them.","tags":["board games","rules","games"],"frontLabel":"Game","backLabel":"Goal or rule","cards":[["Checkers (Draughts)","Jump over opponent's pieces to capture; reach the far row to be crowned king"],["Chess","Checkmate the other king"],["Monopoly","Buy and trade properties and collect rent; the last player with money wins"],["Scrabble","Make words on a board with letter tiles to score points"],["Clue","Work out who did it, with what, and where"],["Risk","Move armies to conquer the map"],["Candy Land","Follow colored spaces to reach the Candy Castle"],["Chutes and Ladders","Climb ladders and slide down chutes to reach 100"],["Connect Four","Drop discs to line up four of your color in a row"],["Battleship","Guess where the other player's ships are hiding on a grid"],["Sorry!","Move your pawns around the board and send others back to start"],["Parcheesi","Race four pawns around the board and home"],["Ludo","A race game where you roll a die to bring tokens home"],["Backgammon","Race checkers around the board using dice"],["Mancala","Move stones around pits to capture more than your opponent"],["Go","Surround more territory than your opponent with stones; it began in China over 2,500 years ago"],["Dominoes","Match the dots on tiles end to end"],["Yahtzee","Roll five dice to score combinations"],["Boggle","Find words in a grid of letter cubes before time runs out"],["Jenga","Pull blocks from a tower without making it fall"],["Operation","Remove silly body parts without touching the sides"],["Twister","Put your hands and feet on colored circles"],["Pictionary","Draw clues so teammates can guess the word"],["Charades","Act out words with no talking"],["Trivial Pursuit","Answer questions of many kinds to collect wedges"],["Catan","Trade resources and build roads and settlements"],["Ticket to Ride","Collect train cards and claim railway routes"],["Carcassonne","Place tiles to build roads, cities and fields"],["Guess Who?","Ask yes or no questions to find the other player's character"],["Hungry Hungry Hippos","Marbles race to be gobbled up by your hippo"],["Mouse Trap","Build a silly contraption to catch the mouse"],["Othello (Reversi)","Flip your opponent's discs by trapping them between yours"],["Tic-tac-toe","Get three of your marks in a row"],["Hangman","Guess letters to reveal a word before the drawing is done"],["Dots and Boxes","Draw lines to complete boxes"],["Sudoku","Fill a grid so each row, column and box has 1 to 9"],["Rubik's Cube","Twist the faces until each side is one color"],["Tangram","Arrange seven shapes to make a picture"],["Jigsaw puzzle","Fit pieces together to make a picture"],["Stratego","Capture the opponent's flag using hidden ranked pieces"],["Pente","Get five stones in a row"],["Nine Men's Morris","Make 'mills' of three in a row to capture"],["Senet","An ancient Egyptian race game"],["Royal Game of Ur","An ancient game from Mesopotamia, about 4,500 years old"],["Pachisi","The ancient Indian game that Parcheesi and Ludo came from"],["Snakes and Ladders","The Indian game that inspired Chutes and Ladders"],["Die","One of a pair of dice; has six sides with 1 to 6 dots"],["Opposite sides of a standard die add to","7"],["Pawn","A small game piece that moves on the board"],["Turn","Your chance to play"],["Fair play","Following the rules and being kind whether you win or lose"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-book-characters","id":"fun-book-characters","title":"Famous Book Characters (Classics)","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Literature","levels":["3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"Characters from well-known classic books and the books they come from.","tags":["books","characters","classics"],"frontLabel":"Character","backLabel":"Book and author","cards":[["Alice","Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll"],["The Mad Hatter","Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll"],["The Cheshire Cat","Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll"],["Dorothy Gale","The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum"],["The Scarecrow","The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum"],["Tom Sawyer","The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain"],["Huckleberry Finn","Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain"],["Peter Pan","Peter and Wendy by J. M. Barrie"],["Captain Hook","Peter and Wendy by J. M. Barrie"],["Mowgli","The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling"],["Baloo","The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling"],["Heidi","Heidi by Johanna Spyri"],["Anne Shirley","Anne of Green Gables by L. M. Montgomery"],["Pollyanna","Pollyanna by Eleanor H. Porter"],["Jo March","Little Women by Louisa May Alcott"],["Mary Lennox","The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett"],["Sara Crewe","A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett"],["Black Beauty","Black Beauty by Anna Sewell"],["Pinocchio","The Adventures of Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi"],["Robinson Crusoe","Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe"],["Gulliver","Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift"],["Long John Silver","Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson"],["Jim Hawkins","Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson"],["Sherlock Holmes","Detective stories by Arthur Conan Doyle"],["Dr. Watson","Sherlock Holmes stories by Arthur Conan Doyle"],["Oliver Twist","Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens"],["Ebenezer Scrooge","A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens"],["Tiny Tim","A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens"],["David Copperfield","David Copperfield by Charles Dickens"],["Pip","Great Expectations by Charles Dickens"],["Elizabeth Bennet","Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen"],["Jane Eyre","Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte"],["Don Quixote","Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes"],["Captain Nemo","Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne"],["Phileas Fogg","Around the World in 80 Days by Jules Verne"],["Captain Ahab","Moby-Dick by Herman Melville"],["Ishmael","Moby-Dick by Herman Melville"],["Rip Van Winkle","A short story by Washington Irving"],["Ichabod Crane","The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving"],["Toad of Toad Hall","The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame"],["Ratty and Mole","The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame"],["Peter Rabbit","The Tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter"],["Winnie-the-Pooh","Winnie-the-Pooh by A. A. Milne"],["Christopher Robin","Winnie-the-Pooh by A. A. Milne"],["Eeyore","Winnie-the-Pooh by A. A. Milne"],["Rapunzel","A tale collected by the Brothers Grimm"],["Hansel and Gretel","A tale collected by the Brothers Grimm"],["The Ugly Duckling","A tale by Hans Christian Andersen"],["The Little Mermaid","A tale by Hans Christian Andersen"],["Cinderella","A tale retold by Charles Perrault"],["Puss in Boots","A tale retold by Charles Perrault"],["Aladdin","A tale from The Thousand and One Nights"],["Scheherazade","The storyteller of The Thousand and One Nights"],["Frankenstein's creature","Frankenstein by Mary Shelley"],["Dr. Jekyll","Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson"],["Hercule Poirot","Detective stories by Agatha Christie"],["Tarzan","Tarzan of the Apes by Edgar Rice Burroughs"],["Raggedy Ann","A doll created by Johnny Gruelle"],["The Velveteen Rabbit","The Velveteen Rabbit by Margery Williams"],["Paul Bunyan","American tall tale hero"],["Johnny Appleseed","American folk hero who planted apple trees"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-card-games-poker","id":"fun-card-games-poker","title":"Card Games and Poker Hand Ranks","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Games","levels":["3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"The standard deck, popular family card games, and the order of poker hands.","tags":["cards","poker","games"],"frontLabel":"Question","backLabel":"Answer","cards":[["How many cards are in a standard deck?","52, not counting jokers"],["What are the four suits?","Hearts, diamonds, clubs and spades"],["Which suits are red?","Hearts and diamonds"],["Which suits are black?","Clubs and spades"],["How many cards are in each suit?","13"],["What are the face cards?","Jack, queen and king"],["What is an ace?","The card marked A; high or low depending on the game"],["How many face cards are in a deck?","12"],["What is a royal flush?","Ace, king, queen, jack and ten all of the same suit; the top poker hand"],["What is a straight flush?","Five cards in a row, all of the same suit"],["What is four of a kind?","Four cards of the same rank"],["What is a full house?","Three of a kind plus a pair"],["What is a flush?","Five cards of the same suit, not in order"],["What is a straight?","Five cards in order, any suits"],["What is three of a kind?","Three cards of the same rank"],["What is two pair?","Two different pairs"],["What is one pair?","Two cards of the same rank"],["What is a high card?","No pairs or sets; the highest card plays"],["Order of poker hands, strongest to weakest?","Royal flush, straight flush, four of a kind, full house, flush, straight, three of a kind, two pair, pair, high card"],["What does 'ante' mean?","A small bet placed before cards are dealt"],["What does 'fold' mean?","To quit the hand"],["What does 'call' mean?","To match another player's bet"],["What does 'raise' mean?","To bet more than the last bet"],["What is Go Fish?","A game where you ask for matching cards to make sets of four"],["What is War?","A game where players flip cards and the higher one wins both"],["What is Old Maid?","A game where players try not to be left with the odd queen"],["What is Crazy Eights?","A game where you match suit or rank and eights are wild"],["What is Rummy?","A game about making sets and runs"],["What is Gin Rummy?","A two-player rummy game where you try to match all your cards"],["What is Blackjack?","A game where you try to reach 21 without going over"],["In blackjack, what is a face card worth?","10"],["In blackjack, what is an ace worth?","1 or 11"],["What is Solitaire?","A card game played alone"],["What is Klondike?","The most common kind of solitaire"],["What is Spades?","A trick-taking game where spades are always trump"],["What is Hearts?","A trick-taking game where you try to avoid hearts"],["What is Bridge?","A partnership trick-taking game with bidding"],["What is Uno?","A game with colored number and action cards; first to empty their hand wins"],["What is Snap?","A speed game where you shout when two matching cards appear"],["What is Spit or Speed?","A fast two-player game where you play cards onto center piles"],["What is Memory or Concentration?","A game of flipping cards to find matching pairs"],["What is a trick?","One round in which each player plays a card"],["What is trump?","A suit that beats other suits in some games"],["What is shuffling?","Mixing up the cards"],["What does it mean to 'deal'?","To hand out the cards"],["What is the 'stock' pile?","The pile of leftover cards you draw from"],["What is the 'discard' pile?","The pile where used cards are placed"],["What is a run or sequence?","Cards of the same suit in order"],["What is a 'set' in rummy?","Three or four cards of the same rank"],["What is cribbage?","A game scored with pegs on a board"],["What is a 'wild card'?","A card that can stand for any other card"],["What are jokers?","Extra cards often used as wild cards"],["What is a pip?","A symbol on a card showing its suit and number"],["How many cards in a Texas Hold'em hand?","Each player has two private cards plus five shared cards"],["How many cards are in a pinochle deck?","48"],["What are the red-suit queens?","Queen of hearts and queen of diamonds"],["Which king has no mustache?","The king of hearts, in many decks"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-cat-breeds","id":"fun-cat-breeds","title":"Cat Breeds and Cat Facts","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Pets","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"Popular cat breeds and fun cat facts.","tags":["cats","pets","breeds"],"frontLabel":"Cat","backLabel":"Fact","cards":[["Siamese","Slim, cream-colored cat with dark face, ears, paws and tail, and a loud voice"],["Persian","Long fluffy fur and a flat face"],["Maine Coon","One of the largest house cats, with a bushy tail and tufted ears"],["Bengal","Spotted coat like a small leopard"],["Ragdoll","Large, calm and goes limp when held"],["Sphynx","A cat with almost no fur"],["Scottish Fold","Ears that fold forward"],["British Shorthair","Round face and thick plush gray-blue coat"],["Abyssinian","Sleek, active cat with a ticked coat"],["Russian Blue","Silvery-blue coat and green eyes"],["Manx","A cat with no tail or a very short one"],["Norwegian Forest Cat","Long thick coat for cold winters"],["Birman","Long hair, blue eyes and white paws"],["Burmese","Sleek and friendly cat from Southeast Asia"],["Turkish Angora","Silky white long-haired cat"],["Calico","A coat color pattern of white, orange and black; not a breed"],["Tabby","A coat pattern of stripes, dots or swirls; not a breed"],["Tuxedo","A black and white coat pattern; not a breed"],["A cat's whiskers","Help it sense space and objects around it"],["A cat's purr","Usually means it is happy, but cats may also purr to calm themselves"],["Cat sleep","Cats sleep about 12 to 16 hours a day"],["Cat paws","Claws can pull back in so they stay sharp"],["Cat eyes","Cats see well in dim light"],["Cat jump","A cat can leap about five or six times its body length"],["Cat land","Cats can twist in the air to land on their feet"],["Cat tail","A tail held straight up often means a friendly cat"],["Cat meow","Cats mostly meow to talk to people, not other cats"],["Cat kneading","Pressing paws in and out, a cozy habit from kittenhood"],["Cat grooming","Cats lick their fur to stay clean"],["Cat's rough tongue","Tiny hooks on it work like a comb"],["Cat teeth","Adult cats have 30 teeth"],["Kitten count","A mother cat can have a litter of about three to five kittens"],["Kitten eyes","Kittens are born with their eyes closed and open them after about a week"],["Cat nap","A short, light sleep"],["Hairball","Fur a cat swallowed while grooming and then coughs up"],["Catnip","A plant that makes many cats playful"],["Big cat family","Lions, tigers, leopards and jaguars are all relatives of house cats"],["House cat history","Cats have lived with people for thousands of years"],["Ancient Egypt cats","Egyptians honored cats and a cat goddess named Bastet"],["Cats and milk","Many adult cats cannot digest cow's milk well; fresh water is best"],["Cat ears","Cats can turn each ear to hear sounds from different directions"],["Cat's nose","Each cat's nose print is unique, like a fingerprint"],["Cat whisker length","About as wide as the cat's body"],["Cats sweat","Only a little, through their paws"],["Cat age in human years","A one-year-old cat is about like a teenager"],["Stray vs feral","Strays were once pets; feral cats grew up wild"],["Cat doors","A cat flap lets pets come and go"],["Tortoiseshell","A coat of black and orange patches; not a breed"],["Lynx","A wild cat with ear tufts and a short tail"],["Cheetah","Wild cat that cannot fully pull in its claws"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-chess-openings-notation","id":"fun-chess-openings-notation","title":"Chess: Openings and Notation","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Chess","levels":["3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"Famous opening names, their first moves, and how chess moves are written.","tags":["chess","openings","notation"],"frontLabel":"Opening or symbol","backLabel":"Meaning or moves","cards":[["Italian Game","1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4"],["Ruy Lopez (Spanish Game)","1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5"],["Scotch Game","1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. d4"],["Sicilian Defense","1. e4 c5"],["French Defense","1. e4 e6"],["Caro-Kann Defense","1. e4 c6"],["Pirc Defense","1. e4 d6 2. d4 Nf6"],["Scandinavian Defense","1. e4 d5"],["Queen's Gambit","1. d4 d5 2. c4"],["Queen's Gambit Declined","1. d4 d5 2. c4 e6"],["Slav Defense","1. d4 d5 2. c4 c6"],["King's Indian Defense","1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 g6 and Black plays Bg7"],["Nimzo-Indian Defense","1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e6 3. Nc3 Bb4"],["English Opening","1. c4"],["Reti Opening","1. Nf3 followed by c4"],["King's Gambit","1. e4 e5 2. f4"],["Vienna Game","1. e4 e5 2. Nc3"],["London System","A setup with d4, Nf3, Bf4, e3 and c3"],["Dutch Defense","1. d4 f5"],["Petrov's Defense","1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nf6"],["Alekhine's Defense","1. e4 Nf6"],["Evans Gambit","1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Bc5 4. b4"],["Fried Liver Attack","A sharp Italian line with Nxf7 after Ng5 and Nxd5"],["Two Knights Defense","1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Nf6"],["K","King"],["Q","Queen"],["R","Rook"],["B","Bishop"],["N","Knight"],["No letter","A pawn move, like e4"],["x","A capture, like Nxe5"],["+","Check"],["#","Checkmate"],["O-O","Castling kingside (short castling)"],["O-O-O","Castling queenside (long castling)"],["=Q","Promotes a pawn to a queen, like e8=Q"],["!","A good move"],["?","A mistake"],["??","A blunder"],["!!","A brilliant move"],["1-0","White won the game"],["0-1","Black won the game"],["1/2-1/2","The game was a draw"],["e4","The square on file e, rank 4"],["a1","The bottom-left corner square from White's side, a dark square"],["h8","The top-right corner from White's side, a dark square"],["Algebraic notation","The standard way to record chess moves using squares and piece letters"],["FEN","A line of text that describes a chess position"],["PGN","A file format for saving chess games"],["Elo rating","A number that estimates a player's strength"],["Grandmaster","The highest title a chess player can earn"],["Mikhail Botvinnik","World champion from the Soviet Union and teacher of future champions"],["Bobby Fischer","American world champion in 1972"],["Deep Blue","IBM computer that beat the world champion Kasparov in a match in 1997"],["Capablanca","Cuban world champion, famous for clear, simple play"],["Paul Morphy","American chess star of the 1850s"],["Wilhelm Steinitz","The first official world champion, 1886"],["Alekhine","Russian-born world champion who gave his name to an opening"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-chess-pieces-rules","id":"fun-chess-pieces-rules","title":"Chess: Pieces and Rules","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Chess","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"How every chess piece moves and the basic rules of the game.","tags":["chess","board games","rules"],"frontLabel":"Question","backLabel":"Answer","cards":[["How does the king move?","One square in any direction"],["How does the queen move?","Any number of squares in any straight line: sideways, forward, backward or diagonal"],["How does the rook move?","Any number of squares forward, backward or sideways"],["How does the bishop move?","Any number of squares diagonally, staying on its color"],["How does the knight move?","In an L shape: two squares one way and one square the other. It can jump over pieces"],["How does a pawn move?","Forward one square; on its first move it may go two"],["How does a pawn capture?","One square diagonally forward"],["How many squares are on a chessboard?","64, in an 8 by 8 grid"],["How many pieces does each player start with?","16"],["Who moves first in chess?","White"],["What is the goal of chess?","To checkmate the other player's king"],["What is check?","When a king is under attack"],["What is checkmate?","A king in check with no escape; the game ends"],["What is stalemate?","A player has no legal move but is not in check; the game is a draw"],["What is castling?","Moving the king two squares toward a rook, with the rook jumping to the other side"],["What is promotion?","A pawn reaching the far end becomes a queen, rook, bishop or knight"],["What is en passant?","A special pawn capture of a pawn that has just moved two squares"],["Which piece can jump?","The knight"],["Which pieces start on the back row?","Rooks, knights, bishops, queen and king"],["Where does the queen start?","On her own color: white queen on a light square, black queen on a dark square"],["What is a draw?","A tie game"],["What are some ways a game can be drawn?","Stalemate, agreement, repeating positions, or not enough pieces"],["What is a fork?","One piece attacks two or more pieces at once"],["What is a pin?","A piece cannot move without exposing a more valuable piece behind it"],["What is a skewer?","A valuable piece is attacked and when it moves, a piece behind it is captured"],["What is the touch-move rule?","If you touch a piece you must move it if you can"],["How many points is a pawn worth?","1"],["How many points is a knight worth?","3"],["How many points is a bishop worth?","3"],["How many points is a rook worth?","5"],["How many points is the queen worth?","9"],["What are the files?","The columns of the chessboard, labeled a to h"],["What are the ranks?","The rows of the board, numbered 1 to 8"],["What is the center?","The four middle squares: d4, e4, d5, e5"],["What does 'J'adoube' mean?","French for 'I adjust'; said when fixing a piece without moving it"],["What is a gambit?","An opening where a player gives up a pawn for an advantage"],["What is the endgame?","The late stage when few pieces are left"],["What is the middlegame?","The part after the opening when most fighting happens"],["What is the opening?","The first moves, used to develop pieces"],["Why develop pieces early?","To get knights and bishops into the game and prepare to castle"],["What is a blunder?","A bad mistake"],["What is a sacrifice?","Giving up material to gain something better"],["What does 'resign' mean?","To end the game by giving up"],["What is a tempo?","A move or a unit of time in the game"],["What is a passed pawn?","A pawn with no enemy pawns blocking its path"],["What is a doubled pawn?","Two pawns of the same color on the same file"],["What is the fool's mate?","The shortest checkmate, in two moves"],["What is scholar's mate?","A quick four-move checkmate that beginners should watch for"],["What is a discovered attack?","Moving one piece reveals an attack from another"],["What is zugzwang?","When every move a player can make makes things worse"],["What is a rank mate or back-rank mate?","A checkmate on the back row when the king is trapped by its own pawns"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-counting-animals","id":"fun-counting-animals","title":"Counting Animals","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Early Learning","levels":["pre-k","k-2"],"description":"Count the animals and learn numbers one to twenty.","tags":["counting","numbers","animals","toddlers"],"frontLabel":"Count","backLabel":"Number","cards":[["One sun in the sky","1 (one)"],["Two ears on a rabbit","2 (two)"],["Three little pigs","3 (three)"],["Four legs on a dog","4 (four)"],["Five toes on a foot","5 (five)"],["Six legs on a bee","6 (six)"],["Seven dwarfs","7 (seven)"],["Eight legs on a spider","8 (eight)"],["Eight arms on an octopus","8 (eight)"],["Nine lives of a cat","9 (nine)"],["Ten fingers on two hands","10 (ten)"],["Eleven players on a soccer team","11 (eleven)"],["Twelve eggs in a dozen","12 (twelve)"],["Thirteen","13 (thirteen)"],["Fourteen","14 (fourteen)"],["Fifteen","15 (fifteen)"],["Sixteen","16 (sixteen)"],["Seventeen","17 (seventeen)"],["Eighteen","18 (eighteen)"],["Nineteen","19 (nineteen)"],["Twenty","20 (twenty)"],["How many wings does a bird have?","2"],["How many legs does a chicken have?","2"],["How many legs does a cow have?","4"],["How many legs does an insect have?","6"],["How many eyes does a person have?","2"],["How many ears does an elephant have?","2"],["How many tails does a cat have?","1"],["How many horns does a unicorn have?","1"],["How many horns does a triceratops have?","3"],["How many arms does a starfish usually have?","5"],["How many hearts does an octopus have?","3"],["How many legs does a horse have?","4"],["How many legs does a snake have?","0"],["How many days in a week?","7"],["How many colors in a rainbow?","7"],["How many ducks in a row if there are 3 and 2 more come?","5"],["2 cats + 1 cat =","3 cats"],["3 dogs + 2 dogs =","5 dogs"],["5 fish - 1 fish =","4 fish"],["Count by twos","2, 4, 6, 8, 10"],["Count by fives","5, 10, 15, 20"],["Count by tens","10, 20, 30, 40, 50"],["Count backward from 5","5, 4, 3, 2, 1, blast off!"],["Count backward from 10","10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1"],["What number comes after 9?","10"],["What number comes after 19?","20"],["What number comes before 5?","4"],["What number is between 6 and 8?","7"],["What is a pair?","Two of something, like two shoes"],["What is a dozen?","Twelve"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-dinosaurs-more","id":"fun-dinosaurs-more","title":"More Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Life","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Dinosaurs","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"More dinosaurs, Ice Age animals and how scientists learn about them.","tags":["dinosaurs","prehistoric","fossils"],"frontLabel":"Name or question","backLabel":"Fact","cards":[["Sauroposeidon","One of the tallest dinosaurs, with a very long neck"],["Amargasaurus","A sauropod with two rows of tall spines on its neck"],["Dreadnoughtus","A giant sauropod found in Argentina"],["Patagotitan","One of the biggest dinosaurs known, from Patagonia"],["Saltasaurus","A sauropod with bony armor on its back"],["Stegoceras","A small dome-headed dinosaur"],["Corythosaurus","A duck-billed dinosaur with a rounded crest"],["Lambeosaurus","A duck-billed dinosaur with a hatchet-shaped crest"],["Hadrosaurus","The first dinosaur skeleton found in North America"],["Tenontosaurus","A plant-eater that was prey for Deinonychus"],["Psittacosaurus","A small dinosaur with a parrot-like beak"],["Triceratops horn count","Three horns: two long over the eyes and one short on the nose"],["Pentaceratops","A horned dinosaur with a huge frill"],["Torosaurus","A relative of Triceratops with a very long frill"],["Centrosaurus","A horned dinosaur that lived in herds"],["Nodosaurus","An armored dinosaur with no tail club"],["Euoplocephalus","An armored dinosaur with a tail club"],["Minmi","A small armored dinosaur from Australia"],["Scutellosaurus","A tiny early armored dinosaur"],["Troodon","A smart-looking dinosaur with large eyes"],["Oviraptor name","Egg thief, a name later found to be unfair"],["Microraptor","A tiny feathered dinosaur with four wings"],["Sinosauropteryx","One of the first feathered dinosaurs found in China"],["Yutyrannus","A big feathered tyrannosaur"],["Albertosaurus","A tyrannosaur from Canada"],["Gorgosaurus","A tyrannosaur with a slimmer build"],["Tarbosaurus","An Asian relative of T. rex"],["Acrocanthosaurus","A big meat-eater with a ridge on its back"],["Megalosaurus","The first dinosaur ever given a scientific name (1824)"],["Iguanodon discovery","One of the first dinosaurs scientists identified"],["Eoraptor","A small early dinosaur from Argentina"],["Liliensternus","An early meat-eater with a crest"],["Cryolophosaurus","A dinosaur from Antarctica with a head crest"],["Leaellynasaura","A small dinosaur found in Australia that lived in dim polar light"],["Dracorex","A dome-headed dinosaur with spikes; the name means dragon king"],["Pteranodon wingspan","About 20 feet or more across"],["Wooly mammoth","An Ice Age elephant relative with long tusks and shaggy fur"],["Mastodon","An elephant relative of North America with a lower, longer body"],["Smilodon","The sabertooth cat with long upper fangs"],["Woolly rhinoceros","An Ice Age rhino with thick hair"],["Giant ground sloth","A huge sloth of the Ice Age"],["Glyptodon","A giant armored mammal like a huge armadillo"],["Megalodon timeline","Lived millions of years after the dinosaurs ended"],["Dire wolf","A big Ice Age wolf"],["Terror bird","A large flightless bird that hunted in South America"],["Irish elk","A giant deer with very wide antlers"],["La Brea Tar Pits","Tar pits in Los Angeles where many Ice Age animals were found"],["Ice Age","A time when ice sheets covered much of the Earth"],["Extinct","No longer alive anywhere"],["Endangered","At risk of becoming extinct"],["Fossil record","The history of life shown by fossils"],["Amber","Hardened tree resin that can trap insects for millions of years"],["Footprint fossil","A track left in mud that turned to stone"],["Bone bed","A place with many fossil bones together"],["Excavation","Carefully digging up fossils"],["Mounted skeleton","A fossil skeleton put together for a museum"],["Cast","A copy of a fossil bone"],["Where was Sue found?","South Dakota, in 1990"],["Where is the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History?","Washington, D.C."],["Fossil formation","Minerals slowly replace the bone or shell until it becomes stone"],["What is a trace fossil?","A sign of life like a footprint, rather than a body"],["What do we call plant-eating dinosaurs?","Herbivores"],["What do we call meat-eating dinosaurs?","Carnivores"],["How do we know the colors of some dinosaurs?","Scientists study tiny structures in fossil feathers"],["Did all dinosaurs roar?","No one knows; some may have made low booms like birds and crocodiles"],["Are birds dinosaurs?","Yes, birds are living dinosaurs"],["Largest known meat-eating dinosaur, often said","Spinosaurus"],["What dinosaurs were the biggest overall?","Giant long-necked sauropods"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-dinosaurs","id":"fun-dinosaurs","title":"Dinosaurs","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Dinosaurs","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"Famous dinosaurs and what made each one special.","tags":["dinosaurs","prehistoric"],"frontLabel":"Dinosaur","backLabel":"Fact","cards":[["Tyrannosaurus rex","A giant meat-eater with a huge head and tiny arms","Say: tie-RAN-oh-SORE-us"],["Triceratops","A plant-eater with three horns and a bony frill","Say: try-SER-uh-tops"],["Stegosaurus","A plant-eater with plates on its back and spikes on its tail"],["Velociraptor","A small, fast, feathered hunter about the size of a turkey"],["Brachiosaurus","A tall plant-eater with a long neck and front legs longer than back legs"],["Diplodocus","A very long dinosaur with a whip-like tail"],["Ankylosaurus","A plant-eater with armor and a clubbed tail"],["Spinosaurus","A huge meat-eater with a sail on its back that hunted fish"],["Allosaurus","A big meat-eater that lived before T. rex"],["Parasaurolophus","A duck-billed dinosaur with a long hollow crest"],["Pachycephalosaurus","A dinosaur with a thick, domed skull"],["Iguanodon","A plant-eater with thumb spikes"],["Compsognathus","A tiny meat-eater about the size of a chicken"],["Apatosaurus","A giant long-necked plant-eater once called Brontosaurus"],["Argentinosaurus","One of the largest dinosaurs ever found, from Argentina"],["Giganotosaurus","A giant meat-eater from South America"],["Archaeopteryx","A feathered animal that links dinosaurs and birds"],["Carnotaurus","A meat-eater with horns above its eyes"],["Dilophosaurus","A meat-eater with two crests on its head"],["Gallimimus","A fast, ostrich-like dinosaur"],["Maiasaura","A duck-billed dinosaur called 'good mother lizard' that cared for its young"],["Protoceratops","A small horned relative of Triceratops"],["Styracosaurus","A dinosaur with a frill of long spikes"],["Therizinosaurus","A dinosaur with enormous claws"],["Utahraptor","A big raptor with a large sickle claw"],["Oviraptor","A feathered dinosaur with a toothless beak"],["Herrerasaurus","One of the earliest known dinosaurs"],["Plateosaurus","An early long-necked plant-eater"],["Coelophysis","A slim, fast early meat-eater"],["Edmontosaurus","A large duck-billed plant-eater"],["Camarasaurus","A big long-necked plant-eater with a boxy head"],["Baryonyx","A fish-eating dinosaur with a long snout and big claws"],["Deinonychus","A clawed hunter that helped show dinosaurs were like birds"],["Mamenchisaurus","A dinosaur with one of the longest necks"],["Kentrosaurus","A spiky cousin of Stegosaurus"],["Ceratosaurus","A meat-eater with a horn on its nose"],["What is a fossil?","The remains or print of a plant or animal preserved in rock"],["What is a paleontologist?","A scientist who studies fossils and ancient life"],["Herbivore","An animal that eats only plants"],["Carnivore","An animal that eats meat"],["Omnivore","An animal that eats both plants and meat"],["Mesozoic Era","The time of the dinosaurs"],["Triassic Period","The first of the three dinosaur periods"],["Jurassic Period","The middle dinosaur period, with giants like Diplodocus"],["Cretaceous Period","The last dinosaur period, home of T. rex and Triceratops"],["Did dinosaurs live with people?","No, dinosaurs died out about 66 million years ago"],["What are dinosaurs' living relatives?","Birds"],["What probably ended the age of the dinosaurs?","A huge asteroid hit the Earth and changed the climate"],["Dinosaur eggs","Dinosaurs laid eggs, like birds and reptiles"],["Coprolite","Fossilized dinosaur dung that tells us what they ate"],["Dinosaur footprints","Fossil tracks show how dinosaurs walked"],["What does 'dinosaur' mean?","Terrible lizard"],["Pterosaurs","Flying reptiles that lived at the same time as dinosaurs but were not dinosaurs"],["Pteranodon","A flying reptile with a long head crest"],["Plesiosaurs","Sea reptiles with long necks; not dinosaurs"],["Mosasaurus","A giant sea reptile that lived near the end of the dinosaur age"],["Ichthyosaurus","A dolphin-shaped sea reptile"],["Mammoth","A woolly elephant relative from the Ice Age, long after the dinosaurs"],["Sabertooth cat","An Ice Age cat with long fangs, not a dinosaur"],["Dimetrodon","A sail-backed animal that lived before dinosaurs"],["Quetzalcoatlus","One of the biggest flying animals ever, a pterosaur"],["Sauropod","A giant long-necked plant-eating dinosaur"],["Theropod","A two-legged dinosaur group that includes T. rex and birds"],["Ornithopod","A group of plant-eaters like Iguanodon and duck-bills"],["Ceratopsian","A horned and frilled dinosaur group such as Triceratops"],["Where was the first T. rex 'Sue' found?","South Dakota, in the United States"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-dog-breeds","id":"fun-dog-breeds","title":"Dog Breeds","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Pets","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"Popular dog breeds and what makes each one special.","tags":["dogs","pets","breeds"],"frontLabel":"Breed","backLabel":"Known for","cards":[["Labrador Retriever","Friendly and loves to fetch and swim; often a helper dog"],["Golden Retriever","Gentle and golden-coated; great family dog"],["German Shepherd","Smart, loyal; works as a police and service dog"],["Beagle","A small hound with a super nose and a loud bay"],["Poodle","Curly coat and very smart; comes in toy, miniature and standard sizes"],["Bulldog","Wrinkly face, stocky body, calm nature"],["Dachshund","Long body and short legs; nicknamed the wiener dog"],["Chihuahua","The smallest dog breed"],["Great Dane","One of the tallest dog breeds, gentle giants"],["Siberian Husky","Thick coat, blue eyes, pulls sleds"],["Border Collie","Very smart herding dog that loves jobs"],["Dalmatian","White coat with black spots; famous firehouse dog"],["Pug","Small, wrinkled face, curled tail"],["Boxer","Playful, energetic, strong"],["Corgi","Short legs and big ears; herds cattle"],["Saint Bernard","Huge Swiss rescue dog"],["Greyhound","The fastest dog breed, built to run"],["Shih Tzu","Small and fluffy with a long silky coat"],["Yorkshire Terrier","Tiny but brave, with long silky hair"],["Rottweiler","Strong and loyal guard dog"],["Australian Shepherd","Energetic herding dog with a merle coat"],["Cocker Spaniel","Long floppy ears and a happy nature"],["Pomeranian","Tiny, fluffy, foxlike face"],["Basset Hound","Low body, droopy ears, great sniffer"],["Bernese Mountain Dog","Big, fluffy, black, white and brown"],["Newfoundland","Giant, webbed feet, strong swimmer"],["Samoyed","White fluffy coat with a smiling face"],["Akita","Large, loyal dog from Japan"],["Shiba Inu","Small fox-like dog from Japan"],["Maltese","Small white dog with silky hair"],["Bloodhound","Famous for its amazing sense of smell"],["Whippet","Slim and fast, like a small greyhound"],["Irish Setter","Gleaming red coat"],["Afghan Hound","Long silky hair and a regal look"],["Chow Chow","Fluffy lion-like mane and a blue-black tongue"],["Jack Russell Terrier","Small, bouncy and full of energy"],["Papillon","Small dog with butterfly-shaped ears"],["Lhasa Apso","Small long-haired dog from Tibet"],["Doberman Pinscher","Sleek, quick, smart guard dog"],["Alaskan Malamute","Large sled-pulling dog"],["Old English Sheepdog","Shaggy gray and white herding dog"],["Scottish Terrier","Small with a beard and perky ears; nicknamed the Scottie"],["Basenji","Known as the barkless dog; it yodels"],["Vizsla","Golden-red hunting dog from Hungary"],["Weimaraner","Silvery-gray coat and light eyes"],["Pembroke Welsh Corgi","The Queen of England's favorite kind of dog"],["Mastiff","Huge, calm and powerful"],["Bichon Frise","Small, white, fluffy powder puff"],["Collie","Long-haired herding dog, made famous by Lassie"],["Siberian Husky voice","Huskies often 'talk' and howl instead of barking"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-egyptian-myths","id":"fun-egyptian-myths","title":"Egyptian Gods and Ancient Egypt","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Mythology","levels":["3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"Gods, symbols and wonders of ancient Egypt.","tags":["mythology","egypt","gods"],"frontLabel":"Name","backLabel":"Who or what","cards":[["Ra","Sun god, shown with a falcon head and a sun disk"],["Osiris","God of the afterlife and rebirth"],["Isis","Goddess of magic, motherhood and healing"],["Horus","Falcon-headed sky god; the Eye of Horus is a symbol of protection"],["Set","God of storms, deserts and chaos"],["Anubis","Jackal-headed god of mummification and guide of the dead"],["Thoth","Ibis-headed god of writing, wisdom and the moon"],["Bastet","Cat goddess of home and protection"],["Hathor","Goddess of music, joy and love, shown with cow horns"],["Sekhmet","Lioness goddess of power"],["Ptah","God of craftspeople and builders"],["Nut","Goddess of the sky"],["Geb","God of the Earth"],["Nephthys","Goddess who guards the dead, sister of Isis"],["Sobek","Crocodile god of the Nile"],["Khnum","Ram-headed god who shapes people on a potter's wheel"],["Maat","Goddess of truth and balance, shown with a feather"],["Taweret","Hippo goddess who protected mothers and babies"],["Bes","A funny dwarf god who guarded homes and children"],["Pharaoh","The king or queen of ancient Egypt"],["Pyramid","A huge stone tomb for a pharaoh"],["Great Pyramid of Giza","Built for Pharaoh Khufu about 4,500 years ago"],["Sphinx","A statue with a lion's body and a human head, near the Pyramids"],["Mummy","A body preserved so it would last"],["Sarcophagus","A stone coffin"],["Hieroglyphs","Egyptian picture writing"],["Papyrus","Paper made from a river plant"],["Rosetta Stone","A stone that helped scholars read hieroglyphs"],["Nile River","The long river that gave Egypt water and rich soil"],["Scarab","A beetle symbol of rebirth and the rising sun"],["Ankh","A cross with a loop that means life"],["Eye of Horus","A symbol of protection and health"],["Cartouche","An oval with a royal name written in hieroglyphs"],["Tutankhamun","The 'boy king' whose tomb was found nearly full of treasures in 1922"],["Cleopatra VII","The last active ruler of ancient Egypt"],["Ramses II","A famous pharaoh who built great temples"],["Hatshepsut","A woman who ruled as pharaoh"],["Valley of the Kings","Where many pharaohs were buried"],["Canopic jars","Jars that held preserved organs"],["Book of the Dead","A collection of spells to guide a person in the afterlife"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-emoji-meanings","id":"fun-emoji-meanings","title":"Emoji 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shining"],["🔥","Fire: hot or awesome"],["💯","One hundred: perfect score"],["✅","Check mark: done or correct"],["❌","Cross mark: wrong or no"],["⚠️","Warning: be careful"],["🚫","Prohibited: not allowed"],["🎉","Party popper: celebration"],["🎂","Birthday cake: birthday"],["🎁","Gift: present"],["🌈","Rainbow: colors after rain"],["☀️","Sun: sunny weather"],["🌧️","Rain cloud: rainy weather"],["⛄","Snowman: snow or winter"],["🐶","Dog face: dog"],["🐱","Cat face: cat"],["🐢","Turtle: slow"],["🐝","Honeybee: bee"],["🦋","Butterfly: butterfly"],["🌸","Cherry blossom: spring flower"],["🍎","Red apple: apple or school"],["🍕","Pizza: pizza"],["🍦","Ice cream: ice cream"],["⚽","Soccer ball: soccer"],["🏀","Basketball: basketball"],["🎵","Musical note: music"],["📚","Books: reading or school"],["✏️","Pencil: writing"],["💡","Light bulb: an idea"],["🔒","Lock: locked or private"],["⏰","Alarm clock: time"],["🚗","Car: car"],["✈️","Airplane: flying or travel"],["🚀","Rocket: fast or space"],["🏠","House: home"],["📱","Mobile phone: phone"],["💻","Laptop: computer"],["🙈","See-no-evil monkey: embarrassed or shy"],["🤝","Handshake: agreement"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-fairy-tales","id":"fun-fairy-tales","title":"Fairy Tales and Their Characters","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Stories","levels":["pre-k","k-2","3-5"],"description":"Famous fairy tales, who is in them, and what happens.","tags":["fairy tales","stories","characters"],"frontLabel":"Story","backLabel":"What happens","cards":[["Cinderella","A kind girl loses a glass slipper at the prince's ball and is found by it"],["Snow White","A princess lives with seven dwarfs and is saved from a wicked queen"],["Sleeping Beauty","A princess falls into a long sleep until she is woken"],["Little Red Riding Hood","A girl visits her grandmother and meets a wolf"],["Goldilocks and the Three Bears","A girl tries the porridge, chairs and beds of three bears"],["The Three Little Pigs","Three pigs build houses of straw, sticks and bricks, and the wolf huffs and puffs"],["Hansel and Gretel","Two children follow a trail of crumbs and outsmart a witch in a candy house"],["Jack and the Beanstalk","A boy climbs a giant beanstalk to a giant's castle"],["Rapunzel","A girl with very long hair lives in a tall tower"],["The Ugly Duckling","A duckling teased by others grows into a beautiful swan"],["The Little Mermaid","A mermaid wants to live on land"],["Beauty and the Beast","A kind girl learns to see the goodness in a beast"],["Rumpelstiltskin","A little man spins straw into gold and wants a name guessed"],["The Frog Prince","A princess kisses or befriends a frog who becomes a prince"],["Puss in Boots","A clever cat helps his owner win a fortune"],["The Gingerbread Man","A cookie runs away shouting, 'Catch me if you can!'"],["The Princess and the Pea","A true princess is found because she feels a pea under many mattresses"],["Thumbelina","A tiny girl born in a flower has adventures"],["The Elves and the Shoemaker","Tiny helpers make shoes at night for a poor shoemaker"],["Pinocchio","A wooden puppet who wants to become a real boy"],["The Emperor's New Clothes","A vain emperor is tricked into wearing nothing, and a child tells the truth"],["The Little Match Girl","A poor girl strikes matches to see warm visions"],["The Brave Little Tailor","A tailor boasts 'seven at one blow' about flies and becomes a hero"],["The Pied Piper of Hamelin","A piper plays music to lead rats and later children out of a town"],["Aladdin","A boy finds a magic lamp with a genie"],["Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves","A man says 'Open sesame' to enter a cave of treasure"],["Sinbad the Sailor","A sailor has seven voyages with strange creatures"],["Peter Pan","A boy who never grows up lives in Neverland"],["Alice in Wonderland","A girl follows a white rabbit down a hole"],["The Wizard of Oz","Dorothy and her friends follow the yellow brick road"],["The Velveteen Rabbit","A toy rabbit becomes real through love"],["Stone Soup","Travelers make soup from a stone and get a village to share"],["The Little Red Hen","A hen bakes bread alone because no one will help"],["Chicken Little","A chick thinks the sky is falling after an acorn lands on it"],["Henny Penny","A hen tells everyone the sky is falling"],["The Three Billy Goats Gruff","Three goats trick a troll under a bridge"],["The Billy Goats and the Troll","The littlest goat goes first, the biggest goat last"],["The Enormous Turnip","Many hands pull up a huge turnip"],["Tom Thumb","A boy no bigger than a thumb has adventures"],["Dick Whittington and His Cat","A poor boy becomes Lord Mayor of London with the help of his cat"],["The Snow Queen","A girl rescues her friend from a cold queen"],["The Twelve Dancing Princesses","Princesses secretly wear out their shoes each night"],["Bremen Town Musicians","Four old animals set out to become musicians"],["The Wolf and the Seven Young Kids","Seven young goats are saved from a wolf"],["Mother Goose","An imaginary storyteller of rhymes and tales"],["Brothers Grimm","Two German brothers who collected folk tales in the 1800s"],["Hans Christian Andersen","A Danish writer of fairy tales like The Little Mermaid"],["Charles Perrault","A French writer who published tales like Cinderella in 1697"],["Once upon a time","A classic way to begin a fairy tale"],["Happily ever after","A classic way to end a fairy tale"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-famous-explorers","id":"fun-famous-explorers","title":"Famous Explorers","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"People","levels":["3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"Explorers of history and where they went.","tags":["explorers","history","people"],"frontLabel":"Explorer","backLabel":"Known for","cards":[["Christopher Columbus","Sailed from Spain across the Atlantic in 1492 and reached the Caribbean"],["Ferdinand Magellan","Led the first voyage around the world (1519-1522); he died on the way"],["Marco Polo","Venetian merchant who traveled to China in the 1200s"],["Leif Erikson","Viking who reached North America about 1000 CE"],["Vasco da Gama","Sailed from Portugal around Africa to India (1498)"],["Zheng He","Chinese admiral who led huge treasure fleets in the early 1400s"],["Ibn Battuta","Moroccan traveler who journeyed across much of the known world in the 1300s"],["James Cook","British captain who mapped the Pacific in the 1700s"],["Lewis and Clark","Led an expedition across the western United States (1804-1806)"],["Sacagawea","Shoshone woman who guided and helped the Lewis and Clark expedition"],["Roald Amundsen","Led the first team to reach the South Pole (1911)"],["Robert Falcon Scott","British explorer who reached the South Pole in 1912, just after Amundsen"],["Ernest Shackleton","Led a famous Antarctic expedition where his whole crew survived"],["Edmund Hillary","With Tenzing Norgay, first to climb Mount Everest (1953)"],["Tenzing Norgay","Sherpa who summited Everest with Hillary"],["Neil Armstrong","First person on the Moon (1969)"],["Yuri Gagarin","First person in space (1961)"],["Amelia Earhart","First woman to fly solo across the Atlantic (1932)"],["Charles Lindbergh","First solo nonstop flight across the Atlantic (1927)"],["Henry Hudson","Explored the river and bay in North America named for him"],["Jacques Cartier","French explorer of the St. Lawrence River (1530s)"],["Samuel de Champlain","Explored and founded Quebec (1608)"],["Hernan Cortes","Spanish conquistador who invaded the Aztec Empire (1519)"],["Francisco Pizarro","Spanish conquistador who invaded the Inca Empire"],["Juan Ponce de Leon","Spanish explorer who reached Florida (1513)"],["Hernando de Soto","Spanish explorer in the American Southeast"],["Francisco Coronado","Spanish explorer in the American Southwest"],["Amerigo Vespucci","Italian explorer whose first name was used for America"],["Bartolomeu Dias","First European sailor to round the southern tip of Africa (1488)"],["Prince Henry the Navigator","Portuguese prince who backed ocean exploration"],["John Cabot","Italian explorer who reached North America in 1497 for England"],["Sir Francis Drake","English sea captain who sailed around the world (1577-1580)"],["Abel Tasman","Dutch explorer who found Tasmania and New Zealand (1642)"],["David Livingstone","Scottish explorer of Africa in the 1800s"],["Mungo Park","Scottish explorer of the Niger River"],["Matthew Henson","African American explorer who reached the North Pole area with Peary (1909)"],["Robert Peary","American explorer who led the 1909 Arctic expedition"],["Jacques Cousteau","French ocean explorer and filmmaker"],["Daniel Boone","American frontiersman who helped open Kentucky"],["Zebulon Pike","American explorer in the Rocky Mountains; Pikes Peak is named for him"],["John Wesley Powell","Led a river trip through the Grand Canyon in 1869"],["Alexander von Humboldt","German scientist-explorer in South America"],["Sally Ride","First American woman in space (1983)"],["Alan Shepard","First American in space (1961)"],["John Glenn","First American to orbit the Earth (1962)"],["Samuel Hearne","English explorer of northern Canada"],["Pytheas","Greek explorer who sailed to the far north about 325 BCE"],["Erik the Red","Viking who founded settlements in Greenland"],["Hanno the Navigator","Carthaginian sailor who explored Africa's west coast"],["Jedediah Smith","American trapper who explored routes across the West"],["Fridtjof Nansen","Norwegian polar explorer"],["Thor Heyerdahl","Sailed a raft, the Kon-Tiki, across the Pacific in 1947"],["Gertrude Bell","British traveler and writer in the Middle East"],["Mary Kingsley","British traveler who explored West Africa in the 1890s"],["Nellie Bly","Journalist who raced around the world in 72 days (1889-1890)"],["Annie Londonderry","Cyclist who traveled around the world in 1894-1895"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-famous-landmarks","id":"fun-famous-landmarks","title":"Famous Landmarks Around the World","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Landmarks","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"Where in the world is each famous landmark?","tags":["landmarks","world","travel"],"frontLabel":"Landmark","backLabel":"Where","cards":[["Eiffel Tower","Paris, France"],["Statue of Liberty","New York Harbor, USA"],["Big Ben (clock tower)","London, England"],["Great Wall","China"],["Pyramids of Giza","Egypt"],["Colosseum","Rome, Italy"],["Leaning Tower of Pisa","Pisa, Italy"],["Taj Mahal","Agra, India"],["Machu Picchu","Peru"],["Christ the Redeemer","Rio de Janeiro, Brazil"],["Sydney Opera House","Sydney, Australia"],["Golden Gate Bridge","San Francisco, USA"],["Mount Rushmore","South Dakota, USA"],["Stonehenge","England"],["Parthenon","Athens, Greece"],["Acropolis","Athens, Greece"],["Angkor Wat","Cambodia"],["Petra","Jordan"],["Chichen Itza","Mexico"],["Mount Everest","Nepal and Tibet (China), the highest mountain on Earth"],["Mount Fuji","Japan"],["Niagara Falls","On the border of Canada and the USA"],["Grand Canyon","Arizona, USA"],["Great Barrier Reef","Off the coast of Australia"],["Victoria Falls","Zambia and Zimbabwe"],["Mount Kilimanjaro","Tanzania, the highest mountain in Africa"],["Uluru (Ayers Rock)","Australia"],["Burj Khalifa","Dubai, UAE, a very tall skyscraper"],["CN Tower","Toronto, Canada"],["Space Needle","Seattle, USA"],["Gateway Arch","St. Louis, USA"],["Empire State Building","New York City, USA"],["White House","Washington, D.C., USA"],["Lincoln Memorial","Washington, D.C., USA"],["Washington Monument","Washington, D.C., USA"],["Alamo","San Antonio, Texas, USA"],["Brandenburg Gate","Berlin, Germany"],["Neuschwanstein Castle","Bavaria, Germany"],["Notre-Dame Cathedral","Paris, France"],["Louvre Museum","Paris, France, home of the Mona Lisa"],["Versailles","France, a grand royal palace"],["Buckingham Palace","London, England"],["Tower Bridge","London, England"],["Sagrada Familia","Barcelona, Spain"],["Alhambra","Granada, Spain"],["Kremlin and Red Square","Moscow, Russia"],["Saint Basil's Cathedral","Moscow, Russia"],["Hagia Sophia","Istanbul, Turkey"],["Blue Mosque","Istanbul, Turkey"],["Forbidden City","Beijing, China"],["Terracotta Army","Xi'an, China"],["Potala Palace","Lhasa, Tibet"],["Great Buddha of Kamakura","Japan"],["Himeji Castle","Japan"],["Petronas Towers","Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia"],["Marina Bay Sands","Singapore"],["Table Mountain","Cape Town, South Africa"],["Cairo Citadel","Cairo, Egypt"],["Abu Simbel","Egypt, temples of Ramses II"],["Easter Island statues (moai)","Chile"],["Galapagos Islands","Ecuador"],["Iguazu Falls","On the border of Argentina and Brazil"],["Amazon River","South America"],["Sahara Desert","North Africa, the largest hot desert"],["Mount Vesuvius","Near Naples, Italy"],["Trevi Fountain","Rome, Italy"],["St. Peter's Basilica","Vatican City"],["Piazza San Marco","Venice, Italy"],["Matterhorn","On the border of Switzerland and Italy"],["Atomium","Brussels, Belgium"],["Little Mermaid statue","Copenhagen, Denmark"],["Mount McKinley (Denali)","Alaska, USA, the tallest mountain in North America"],["Old Faithful","Yellowstone National Park, USA"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-famous-scientists","id":"fun-famous-scientists","title":"Famous Scientists and Inventors (Past)","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"People","levels":["3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"Great scientists of history and what each is known for.","tags":["scientists","history","people"],"frontLabel":"Person","backLabel":"Known for","cards":[["Isaac Newton","Laws of motion and gravity (1600s)"],["Albert Einstein","Theory of relativity (1900s)"],["Galileo Galilei","Used a telescope to study the Moon and Jupiter's moons (1600s)"],["Marie Curie","Studied radioactivity; won two Nobel Prizes"],["Charles Darwin","Theory of evolution by natural selection (1859)"],["Louis Pasteur","Germ theory, pasteurization and vaccines"],["Nikola Tesla","Alternating current electricity and many inventions"],["Thomas Edison","Light bulb, phonograph, and many patents"],["Alexander Graham Bell","Telephone"],["Leonardo da Vinci","Painter and inventor who sketched flying machines (1400s-1500s)"],["Copernicus","Said the planets orbit the Sun (1500s)"],["Johannes Kepler","Laws of planetary motion (1600s)"],["Archimedes","Ancient Greek who found the principle of buoyancy"],["Aristotle","Greek thinker who studied many sciences"],["Ptolemy","Ancient astronomer who mapped the stars"],["Gregor Mendel","Founder of genetics using pea plants"],["Rosalind Franklin","Her X-ray work helped reveal DNA's structure"],["Ada Lovelace","Wrote the first computer program idea"],["Alan Turing","Founder of modern computing ideas (1900s)"],["Michael Faraday","Electricity and magnetism experiments"],["James Clerk Maxwell","Equations of light and electricity"],["Dmitri Mendeleev","Created the periodic table (1869)"],["Antoine Lavoisier","Father of modern chemistry"],["Robert Hooke","Looked at cork and named 'cells'"],["Antonie van Leeuwenhoek","Saw tiny microbes with early microscopes"],["Edward Jenner","Developed the smallpox vaccine"],["Florence Nightingale","Founder of modern nursing"],["Joseph Lister","Used clean methods in surgery"],["Alexander Fleming","Discovered penicillin"],["Jonas Salk","Created a polio vaccine"],["Wilhelm Roentgen","Discovered X-rays (1895)"],["Ernest Rutherford","Showed that atoms have a nucleus"],["Niels Bohr","Model of the atom"],["Max Planck","Started quantum theory"],["Stephen Hawking","Studied black holes (1942-2018)"],["Carl Linnaeus","Created the system for naming living things"],["Alfred Wegener","Proposed continental drift"],["Edwin Hubble","Showed other galaxies exist and the universe expands"],["Henrietta Leavitt","Found a way to measure distances to stars"],["Annie Jump Cannon","Sorted stars into classes"],["Mary Anning","Fossil hunter who found early marine reptile skeletons"],["George Washington Carver","Taught farmers about crop rotation and peanut uses"],["Rachel Carson","Wrote Silent Spring about nature and pesticides"],["Hypatia","Ancient mathematician and teacher in Alexandria"],["Pythagoras","Greek thinker linked to the triangle rule"],["Euclid","Wrote the Elements, a famous geometry book"],["Blaise Pascal","Mathematician who studied pressure and probability"],["Evangelista Torricelli","Invented the barometer"],["Robert Boyle","Studied gases and pressure"],["Benjamin Franklin","Studied lightning and invented the lightning rod"],["Lise Meitner","Helped explain nuclear fission"],["Katherine Johnson","NASA mathematician who calculated spaceflight paths"],["Wright brothers","Built and flew the first successful airplane"],["Samuel Morse","Telegraph and Morse code"],["Guglielmo Marconi","Wireless radio"],["Henry Ford","Assembly line cars"],["James Watt","Improved the steam engine"],["Johannes Gutenberg","Printing press in Europe"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-farm-animals","id":"fun-farm-animals","title":"Farm Animals","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Animals","levels":["pre-k","k-2","3-5"],"description":"What farm animals give us and what they eat.","tags":["farm","animals","food"],"frontLabel":"Farm animal","backLabel":"Gives us or fact","cards":[["Cow","Milk and beef; eats grass and hay"],["Chicken","Eggs and meat; eats seeds and grain"],["Sheep","Wool and meat; eats grass"],["Pig","Pork; eats many kinds of food and loves mud"],["Goat","Milk, cheese and meat; climbs well"],["Horse","Rides and farm work; eats grass and hay"],["Duck","Eggs and feathers; swims in ponds"],["Turkey","Meat; males gobble"],["Donkey","Carries loads; brays"],["Rooster","Crows at dawn"],["Hen","A female chicken that lays eggs"],["Lamb","A baby sheep"],["Calf","A baby cow"],["Piglet","A baby pig"],["Foal","A baby horse"],["Bull","An adult male cow"],["Ewe","A female sheep"],["Ram","A male sheep"],["Sow","A female pig"],["Boar","A male pig"],["Mare","A female horse"],["Stallion","A male horse"],["Barn","A building for animals, hay and equipment"],["Silo","A tall tower that stores grain or feed"],["Tractor","A strong farm machine for pulling tools"],["Hay","Dried grass used to feed animals"],["Pasture","Grassy land where animals graze"],["Coop","A house for chickens"],["Pen","A small fence for animals"],["Trough","A long container for animal food or water"],["Scarecrow","A dummy that scares birds from crops"],["Farmer","A person who grows food and raises animals"],["Crop","A plant grown for food"],["Harvest","Gathering crops when they are ripe"],["Dairy","Foods made from milk"],["What is butter made from?","Cream from milk"],["What is cheese made from?","Milk"],["What is wool?","Hair from sheep that is spun into yarn"],["What do you call shearing?","Cutting the wool off a sheep"],["Where do eggs come from?","Hens"],["How do cows chew?","They chew cud, bringing food back up to chew again"],["How many stomach parts does a cow have?","Four"],["What does a sheepdog do?","Helps herd sheep"],["What does a barn cat do?","Keeps mice away"],["What is a farm cooperative?","A group of farmers who share work and sell together"],["County fair","A community event with animals, rides and prizes"],["4-H","A youth group that teaches farming, science and community skills"],["Organic farming","Farming without most synthetic pesticides"],["Compost","Rotted plant scraps that feed the soil"],["Fertilizer","Material that helps plants grow"],["Plow","A tool that turns over soil"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-first-words-toddler","id":"fun-first-words-toddler","title":"First Words","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Early Learning","levels":["pre-k"],"description":"Simple first words: people, food, body, home and toys.","tags":["first words","toddlers","vocabulary"],"frontLabel":"Word","backLabel":"Say it!","cards":[["Mama","The person who loves you and takes care of you","Say: MAH-mah"],["Dada","Dad or papa","Say: DAH-dah"],["Baby","A very young child"],["Dog","A pet that barks"],["Cat","A pet that meows"],["Ball","A round toy that bounces"],["Cup","You drink from it"],["Milk","A white drink"],["Water","Clear drink"],["Apple","A crunchy fruit"],["Banana","A yellow fruit"],["Cookie","A sweet treat"],["Bread","Baked food for sandwiches"],["Eat","To put food in your mouth"],["Drink","To sip water or milk"],["Sleep","What you do in bed at night"],["Bed","Where you sleep"],["Book","Something to read"],["Shoe","You wear it on your foot"],["Sock","You wear it under your shoe"],["Hat","You wear it on your head"],["Hand","At the end of your arm"],["Foot","At the end of your leg"],["Nose","Smell with it"],["Eyes","See with them"],["Mouth","Eat and talk with it"],["Ears","Hear with them"],["Hair","Grows on your head"],["Hello","A greeting"],["Bye-bye","What you say when you leave"],["Please","A polite word when you ask"],["Thank you","A polite word when you get something"],["Yes","A way to agree"],["No","A way to say not"],["More","A little extra"],["All done","Finished"],["Up","Toward the sky"],["Down","Toward the floor"],["Hot","Not safe to touch"],["Cold","Like ice"],["Car","Vroom vroom"],["Bus","Wheels on the bus go round and round"],["Truck","A big vehicle"],["Train","Choo choo"],["Bird","Tweet tweet"],["Cow","Moo"],["Duck","Quack"],["Fish","Swims in water"],["Sun","Warm and bright in the sky"],["Moon","Shines at night"],["Star","Twinkles in the sky"],["Tree","Tall with leaves"],["Flower","Pretty and smells nice"],["Door","You open it to go through"],["Chair","You sit on it"],["Bath","Splash in the tub"],["Teddy","A soft toy bear"],["Hug","Wrap your arms around someone"],["Kiss","A sweet touch with your lips"],["Play","Have fun"],["Love","A warm feeling for people you care about"],["Friend","Someone you like to play with"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-flags-fun","id":"fun-flags-fun","title":"Flags With a Twist","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Flags","levels":["3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"Fun facts about flags and their designs.","tags":["flags","countries","fun facts"],"frontLabel":"Question","backLabel":"Answer","cards":[["Which country's flag is not a rectangle or square?","Nepal, made of two stacked triangles"],["Which country has a square flag?","Switzerland (and Vatican City)"],["Which flag has a dragon on it?","Bhutan"],["Which flag has a red maple leaf?","Canada"],["Which flag has a cedar tree on it?","Lebanon"],["Which flag has an eagle and a snake on a cactus?","Mexico"],["Which flags have a Union Jack in the corner and stars?","Australia and New Zealand"],["Which flag has a red circle on white?","Japan"],["Which flag is called the Stars and Stripes?","The United States"],["How many stripes are on the US flag?","13, for the original colonies"],["How many stars are on the US flag?","50, one for each state"],["What is the Union Jack?","The flag of the United Kingdom"],["Which flag has a red cross on white?","England (St. George's Cross)"],["Which flag is vertical blue, white and red?","France (the tricolore)"],["Which flag is vertical green, white and red?","Italy"],["Which flag has a crescent moon and a star on red?","Turkey"],["What does a white flag usually mean?","Peace or a request to talk"],["What does a checkered flag mean in racing?","The race is over"],["What is a pirate flag called?","The Jolly Roger"],["What is a pennant?","A triangular flag"],["What is the study of flags called?","Vexillology"],["What is a person who studies flags called?","A vexillologist"],["Which flag has a lion holding a sword?","Sri Lanka"],["Which flag is the St. Andrew's Cross?","Scotland's blue flag with a white X"],["What is on the Olympic flag?","Five linked rings on a white background"],["What is on the United Nations flag?","A white world map surrounded by olive branches, on blue"],["Which flags have a Nordic cross?","Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland and Iceland"],["Which Nordic flag is blue with a yellow cross?","Sweden"],["Which flag is red with a white cross and is square?","Switzerland"],["Which flag is red with a white Nordic cross?","Denmark"],["Which flag is green with a yellow diamond and a blue circle?","Brazil"],["Which flag has a blue Star of David between two blue stripes?","Israel"],["Which flag has horizontal black, red and gold stripes?","Germany"],["What words are on Brazil's flag?","Ordem e Progresso, which means Order and Progress"],["Which flag has two bars, red over white?","Indonesia"],["Which flag has two bars, white over red?","Poland"],["Which flag is horizontal red, white and blue?","The Netherlands"],["Which flag has a green field and a red circle?","Bangladesh"],["Which flag has a black star on stripes of red, gold and green?","Ghana"],["Which flag has a red-white-red pattern with a maple leaf in the middle?","Canada"],["Which flag is often called the oldest continuously used national flag?","Denmark's Dannebrog"],["What do the stars on the Australian flag form?","The Southern Cross constellation, and a large star for the Commonwealth"],["What do the colors of the Irish flag stand for?","Green for the Irish, orange for the followers of William of Orange, white for peace"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-food-around-the-world","id":"fun-food-around-the-world","title":"Food Around the World","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Food","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"Famous dishes and the places they come from.","tags":["food","world","cultures"],"frontLabel":"Dish","backLabel":"Where from, and what it is","cards":[["Pizza","Italy; flatbread with tomato, cheese and toppings"],["Pasta","Italy; noodles in many shapes"],["Sushi","Japan; rice with fish, egg or vegetables"],["Ramen","Japan; noodle soup"],["Tacos","Mexico; a tortilla folded around fillings"],["Tamales","Mexico; corn dough wrapped in a husk and steamed"],["Guacamole","Mexico; mashed avocado dip"],["Burrito","Mexico; a large tortilla rolled around fillings"],["Croissant","France; flaky crescent-shaped pastry"],["Baguette","France; long thin loaf of bread"],["Crepe","France; very thin pancake"],["Paella","Spain; rice with vegetables, seafood or chicken"],["Gazpacho","Spain; cold tomato soup"],["Fish and chips","England; fried fish with fries"],["Hamburger","United States; a patty in a bun"],["Hot dog","United States; a sausage in a bun"],["Apple pie","United States and England; a fruit pie"],["Poutine","Canada; fries with gravy and cheese curds"],["Maple syrup","Canada and the northeastern US; made from maple tree sap"],["Curry","India; spiced sauce dishes"],["Naan","India; soft oven-baked flatbread"],["Samosa","India; fried pastry with spiced filling"],["Dumplings","China and many places; dough wrapped around filling"],["Fried rice","China; rice stir-fried with vegetables"],["Peking duck","China; roast duck served with thin pancakes"],["Pad thai","Thailand; stir-fried rice noodles"],["Pho","Vietnam; noodle soup with herbs"],["Kimchi","Korea; spicy fermented cabbage"],["Bibimbap","Korea; rice bowl with vegetables and egg"],["Falafel","Middle East; fried chickpea balls"],["Hummus","Middle East; chickpea dip"],["Pita","Middle East; round pocket bread"],["Shawarma","Middle East; meat shaved off a rotating spit"],["Couscous","North Africa; tiny steamed grains of semolina"],["Injera","Ethiopia; spongy flatbread"],["Jollof rice","West Africa; rice cooked in tomato sauce"],["Goulash","Hungary; a hearty stew of meat and paprika"],["Pierogi","Poland; filled dumplings"],["Borscht","Eastern Europe; beet soup"],["Bratwurst","Germany; grilled sausage"],["Pretzel","Germany; twisted baked bread"],["Schnitzel","Austria and Germany; breaded fried cutlet"],["Fondue","Switzerland; melted cheese for dipping"],["Waffles","Belgium; grid-patterned batter cakes"],["Baklava","Turkey and Greece; layered pastry with nuts and honey"],["Moussaka","Greece; layered eggplant and meat dish"],["Feta","Greece; crumbly salty cheese"],["Empanada","Spain and Latin America; stuffed pastry"],["Arepa","Venezuela and Colombia; cornmeal cake"],["Ceviche","Peru; raw fish cured in citrus juice"],["Feijoada","Brazil; black bean stew"],["Pavlova","Australia and New Zealand; meringue dessert with fruit"],["Meat pie","Australia and New Zealand; a pie with savory filling"],["Mochi","Japan; chewy rice cake"],["Churros","Spain and Mexico; fried dough sticks"],["Gelato","Italy; creamy ice cream"],["Tiramisu","Italy; coffee-flavored layered dessert"],["Risotto","Italy; creamy rice dish"],["Lasagna","Italy; layers of pasta, sauce and cheese"],["Sauerkraut","Germany; fermented cabbage"],["Haggis","Scotland; traditional savory pudding"],["Scones","England and Scotland; small baked cakes served with jam"],["Cornbread","United States; bread made from cornmeal"],["Bagel","Jewish bakers in Poland and New York; ring-shaped boiled bread"],["Tortilla","Mexico; thin flatbread of corn or wheat"],["Quesadilla","Mexico; a tortilla filled with cheese"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-fruits-vegetables","id":"fun-fruits-vegetables","title":"Fruits and Vegetables","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Food","levels":["pre-k","k-2","3-5"],"description":"Fruits and vegetables: colors, how they grow, and fun facts.","tags":["fruit","vegetables","healthy eating"],"frontLabel":"Food","backLabel":"Fact","cards":[["Apple","Grows on trees; comes in red, green and yellow"],["Banana","Yellow when ripe; grows in bunches called hands"],["Orange","A citrus fruit full of vitamin C"],["Strawberry","A red berry with seeds on the outside"],["Blueberry","A small round blue berry"],["Grapes","Grow in bunches on vines; raisins are dried grapes"],["Watermelon","Big green fruit with red juicy inside"],["Pineapple","Spiky fruit with a leafy crown"],["Mango","Sweet tropical fruit with one big pit"],["Kiwi","Fuzzy brown outside, green inside with tiny black seeds"],["Peach","Fuzzy fruit with a big pit"],["Pear","Shaped like a bell, with a sweet juicy center"],["Cherry","Small red fruit with a pit"],["Lemon","Sour yellow citrus"],["Lime","Small green sour citrus"],["Coconut","A big hard-shelled fruit with water and white flesh"],["Avocado","Creamy green fruit with a large seed"],["Pomegranate","A fruit full of juicy red seeds"],["Papaya","Orange tropical fruit with black seeds"],["Raspberry","A red berry made of tiny round parts"],["Carrot","Orange root vegetable; grows underground"],["Potato","A tuber that grows underground"],["Sweet potato","Orange root with sweet flavor"],["Broccoli","Green vegetable that looks like little trees"],["Cauliflower","A white cousin of broccoli"],["Spinach","Leafy green vegetable"],["Lettuce","Leafy vegetable used in salads"],["Cabbage","Round head of tightly packed leaves"],["Corn","Yellow kernels on a cob"],["Peas","Round green seeds in a pod"],["Green beans","Long green pods"],["Tomato","Botanically a fruit; usually used as a vegetable"],["Cucumber","Long green and crunchy; pickles are made from it"],["Onion","A bulb that can make you cry when cut"],["Garlic","A bulb with cloves and a strong smell"],["Celery","Crunchy green stalks"],["Radish","A small, spicy root"],["Beet","A dark red root"],["Pumpkin","Big orange squash"],["Zucchini","Long green squash"],["Eggplant","Shiny purple vegetable"],["Bell pepper","Crunchy and available in red, green, yellow and orange"],["Asparagus","Green spears that grow from the ground"],["Mushroom","Not a plant but a fungus, eaten as a vegetable"],["Brussels sprouts","Tiny cabbage-like buds on a stalk"],["Kale","Dark curly leafy green"],["Turnip","A round white and purple root"],["Parsnip","A pale root like a carrot"],["Artichoke","A thistle flower bud that is eaten"],["Okra","Green pods used in Southern cooking"],["Rainbow eating","Eating many colors gives your body many different nutrients"],["Vitamin C","Found in oranges, peppers, kiwi and strawberries"],["Fiber","Found in fruits, vegetables and whole grains; helps digestion"],["Seed","Part of a plant that can grow into a new plant"],["Root vegetable","Grows underground, such as carrots and beets"],["Leafy green","A vegetable whose leaves we eat, such as spinach"],["Citrus","A family that includes oranges, lemons and limes"],["Berries","Small juicy fruits such as blueberries and raspberries"],["Orchard","A place where fruit trees grow"],["Farmers market","A place where farmers sell fresh food directly"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-general-fun-facts","id":"fun-general-fun-facts","title":"Did You Know? Fun Facts Mix","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Fun Facts","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"A mix of true, surprising facts. Guess before flipping.","tags":["fun facts","trivia","mix"],"frontLabel":"Did you know?","backLabel":"True fact","cards":[["Which has more bones, a baby or an adult?","A baby, about 300; many join together to make 206"],["What is the only food that never spoils?","Honey (properly stored)"],["Which planet has days longer than years?","Venus"],["How many hearts does an octopus have?","Three"],["Which animal's fingerprints look like a human's?","The koala"],["How long is a day on Earth?","About 24 hours"],["What is the hardest natural substance?","Diamond"],["Which is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature?","Mercury"],["What color is a polar bear's skin?","Black"],["How many legs does a butterfly have?","Six"],["What is the fastest land animal?","The cheetah"],["What is the tallest land animal?","The giraffe"],["How many eyes does a bee have?","Five: two big compound eyes and three small ones"],["What is a group of flamingos called?","A flamboyance"],["What is the smallest planet in our solar system?","Mercury"],["What is the largest ocean?","The Pacific"],["What is the longest river in Europe?","The Volga"],["How much of Earth is covered by water?","About 71 percent"],["What is the Earth's hottest layer?","The inner core"],["What do you call baby kangaroos?","Joeys"],["What fruit floats in water because it is mostly air?","Apples (about 25 percent air)"],["How many hours do giraffes sleep?","Only a few hours, often in short naps"],["Which animal sleeps standing up?","Horses can sleep standing"],["What animal has the biggest eyes of any land animal?","The ostrich"],["Which bird lays the biggest egg?","The ostrich"],["Which bird lays the smallest egg?","The hummingbird"],["What is a rainbow's shape?","A full circle, but we usually see an arc from the ground"],["How fast does sound travel in air?","About 767 miles per hour (343 m/s) at room temperature"],["How fast does light travel?","About 186,000 miles per second"],["What are the Great Lakes?","Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie and Ontario"],["Which US state has the most lakes?","Alaska has the most lakes by number; Minnesota is the Land of 10,000 Lakes"],["What was the first toy advertised on TV?","Mr. Potato Head (1952)"],["Where did popcorn come from?","Corn people have popped for thousands of years in the Americas"],["Where were fortune cookies popularized?","In the United States, not China"],["What came first, the fork or the spoon?","The spoon, thousands of years before forks became common"],["How many dots are on a pair of dice?","42"],["How many keys does a standard piano have?","88"],["How many strings does a standard guitar have?","Six"],["How many players are on a soccer team on the field?","Eleven"],["How many points is a touchdown?","Six"],["How many innings are in a baseball game?","Nine"],["How many rings are on the Olympic flag?","Five"],["How many continents are there?","Seven"],["How many oceans are there?","Five: Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Southern and Arctic"],["How many days in a leap year?","366"],["How many sides does a stop sign have?","Eight"],["How many colors are on a Rubik's Cube?","Six"],["How many strings on a violin?","Four"],["What is the world's most popular sport by fans?","Soccer (football)"],["What is the smallest bone in the body?","The stapes in the ear"],["What is the longest bone in the body?","The femur"],["How long is a marathon?","26.2 miles"],["What animal is on the Welsh flag?","A red dragon"],["What is the national bird of the United States?","The bald eagle"],["What tree do pandas eat?","Bamboo (it's a grass)"],["What is the biggest cat in the Americas?","The jaguar"],["Which Great Lake is entirely inside the US?","Lake Michigan"],["What do you call the study of insects?","Entomology"],["What do you call the study of birds?","Ornithology"],["What do you call the study of weather?","Meteorology"],["What do you call the study of stars and planets?","Astronomy"],["What do you call the study of fossils?","Paleontology"],["What do you call the study of animals?","Zoology"],["What do you call the study of plants?","Botany"],["What is the Pacific Ring of Fire?","A ring of volcanoes and earthquakes around the Pacific Ocean"],["What is the largest hot desert's name?","The Sahara"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-greek-gods","id":"fun-greek-gods","title":"Greek Gods and Goddesses","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Mythology","levels":["3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"The gods of ancient Greek myths and what each ruled.","tags":["mythology","greek","gods"],"frontLabel":"God or goddess","backLabel":"Who they were","cards":[["Zeus","King of the gods and ruler of the sky and thunder"],["Hera","Queen of the gods, goddess of marriage"],["Poseidon","God of the sea, earthquakes and horses; carries a trident"],["Hades","God of the underworld, the place of the dead"],["Athena","Goddess of wisdom and crafts; she sprang from Zeus's head"],["Apollo","God of music, the sun, poetry and healing"],["Artemis","Goddess of the hunt and the moon, twin of Apollo"],["Ares","God of war"],["Aphrodite","Goddess of love and beauty"],["Hephaestus","God of fire and the forge; the gods' blacksmith"],["Hermes","Messenger of the gods with winged sandals"],["Demeter","Goddess of the harvest and farming"],["Dionysus","God of wine and festivals"],["Hestia","Goddess of the hearth and home"],["Persephone","Queen of the underworld, daughter of Demeter; her story explains the seasons"],["Eros","God of love, shown with a bow and arrows"],["Pan","Half-goat god of shepherds and the wild"],["Nike","Goddess of victory"],["Helios","Titan who drove the sun across the sky"],["Selene","Goddess of the moon"],["Eos","Goddess of the dawn"],["Iris","Goddess of the rainbow and a messenger"],["Morpheus","God of dreams"],["Hypnos","God of sleep"],["Nemesis","Goddess of fairness who punishes pride"],["Tyche","Goddess of luck and fortune"],["Asclepius","God of medicine and healing"],["Gaia","Mother Earth"],["Uranus","The sky, father of the Titans"],["Cronus","Titan, father of Zeus"],["Rhea","Titan, mother of Zeus"],["Atlas","Titan who held up the sky"],["Prometheus","Titan who gave fire to people"],["Mount Olympus","Home of the twelve main gods"],["Titans","The older generation of gods before Zeus"],["Olympians","The twelve main gods who lived on Olympus"],["Nymphs","Nature spirits of trees, rivers and mountains"],["Muses","Nine goddesses of arts and learning"],["The Fates","Three goddesses who spin the thread of life"],["Satyr","A woodland being, part man and part goat"],["Centaur","Half man and half horse"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-greek-heroes-monsters","id":"fun-greek-heroes-monsters","title":"Greek Heroes and Monsters","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Mythology","levels":["3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"Heroes, monsters and famous tales from Greek myths, told plainly.","tags":["mythology","greek","heroes","monsters"],"frontLabel":"Name","backLabel":"Who or what","cards":[["Hercules (Heracles)","Hero of great strength who completed twelve labors"],["Perseus","Hero who defeated Medusa using a mirror-like shield"],["Theseus","Hero who found his way out of the Labyrinth"],["Odysseus","Clever hero whose long trip home from Troy is told in the Odyssey"],["Achilles","The greatest Greek warrior at Troy; his weak spot was his heel"],["Jason","Hero who sailed on the Argo to find the Golden Fleece"],["Atalanta","A famous runner and hunter"],["Orpheus","A musician whose songs charmed animals and trees"],["Bellerophon","Hero who rode the winged horse Pegasus"],["Pegasus","A winged horse"],["Medusa","A monster with snakes for hair"],["Minotaur","A bull-headed creature in the Labyrinth"],["Cyclops","A one-eyed giant"],["Polyphemus","The Cyclops that trapped Odysseus"],["Hydra","A many-headed water serpent that regrew heads"],["Cerberus","The three-headed dog guarding the underworld"],["Chimera","A fire-breathing mix of lion, goat and snake"],["Sphinx","A creature with a riddle that people had to answer"],["Sirens","Sea creatures whose singing lured sailors"],["Scylla and Charybdis","A sea monster and a whirlpool on either side of a narrow strait"],["Harpies","Winged creatures that snatched food"],["Gorgon","A monster like Medusa"],["Phoenix","A bird that bursts into flame and is reborn from its ashes"],["Griffin","A creature with an eagle's head and wings and a lion's body"],["Trojan Horse","A giant wooden horse used to sneak soldiers into the city of Troy"],["Helen of Troy","A woman whose story started the Trojan War"],["Paris","The prince of Troy who took Helen"],["Hector","The bravest defender of Troy"],["Penelope","Odysseus's wife who waited twenty years"],["Circe","A sorceress who turned men into pigs"],["Calypso","A nymph who kept Odysseus on her island"],["Daedalus","The inventor who built the Labyrinth and wings of wax and feathers"],["Icarus","Daedalus's son who flew too near the sun"],["Midas","A king whose touch turned things to gold"],["Pandora","The first woman in a tale about a jar of troubles and hope"],["Narcissus","A youth who fell in love with his own reflection"],["Echo","A nymph who could only repeat the last words she heard"],["Arachne","A weaver who became a spider"],["Sisyphus","A king who had to roll a boulder uphill again and again"],["The Golden Fleece","A magical golden sheepskin sought by Jason"],["Argonauts","The crew of heroes who sailed with Jason"],["The Twelve Labors","The twelve tasks given to Hercules"],["Labyrinth","A maze built to hold the Minotaur"],["The Iliad","Homer's epic poem about the Trojan War"],["The Odyssey","Homer's epic poem about Odysseus's journey home"],["Achilles' heel","A single weak spot, now meaning any hidden weakness"],["Pandora's box","Something that causes many problems when opened"],["Midas touch","A talent for making money"],["Herculean","Needing great strength"],["Odyssey (word)","Any long, adventurous journey"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-holidays-around-world","id":"fun-holidays-around-world","title":"Holidays and Traditions Around the World","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Culture","levels":["3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"Festivals and celebrations from many countries and cultures, told respectfully.","tags":["holidays","traditions","cultures"],"frontLabel":"Holiday","backLabel":"What it is","cards":[["New Year's Day","January 1; many countries celebrate the new calendar year"],["Lunar New Year","A spring festival in many East Asian cultures, with family meals, red decorations and the zodiac animal year"],["Diwali","The Hindu, Sikh and Jain festival of lights, in autumn"],["Holi","The Hindu spring festival of colors in India"],["Hanukkah","A Jewish eight-day festival of lights"],["Passover","A Jewish spring holiday remembering the exodus from Egypt"],["Rosh Hashanah","The Jewish New Year"],["Yom Kippur","The Jewish Day of Atonement"],["Christmas","December 25; Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus"],["Easter","A Christian spring holiday celebrating the resurrection of Jesus"],["Ramadan","The Muslim holy month of fasting from dawn to sunset"],["Eid al-Fitr","The Muslim festival that ends Ramadan"],["Eid al-Adha","The Muslim festival of sacrifice, linked to the pilgrimage to Mecca"],["Kwanzaa","A week-long celebration of African American culture, December 26 to January 1"],["Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos)","A Mexican celebration to remember loved ones, with marigolds and altars"],["Thanksgiving (US)","Fourth Thursday of November; a day to give thanks and share a meal"],["Canadian Thanksgiving","Second Monday of October"],["Independence Day (US)","July 4; marks the Declaration of Independence in 1776"],["Bastille Day","July 14; France's national day"],["Canada Day","July 1"],["Halloween","October 31; costumes, jack-o'-lanterns and trick-or-treating"],["Bonfire Night","November 5 in the UK, with fireworks"],["Valentine's Day","February 14; a day for sharing cards and kind words"],["St. Patrick's Day","March 17; Irish culture and green clothes"],["April Fools' Day","April 1; a day for harmless pranks"],["Mother's Day","A day to honor mothers, held in different months in different countries"],["Father's Day","A day to honor fathers"],["Earth Day","April 22; a day to care for the planet"],["Cinco de Mayo","May 5; remembers a Mexican victory in 1862 and celebrates Mexican culture"],["Mexican Independence Day","September 16"],["Oktoberfest","A beer and folk festival in Munich, Germany, held in late September and October"],["Carnival","A pre-Lent festival with parades, famous in Rio de Janeiro"],["Mardi Gras","The day before Lent begins; New Orleans has parades and beads"],["Songkran","Thai New Year with water splashing"],["Obon","A Japanese summer festival to honor ancestors"],["Tanabata","A Japanese star festival on July 7"],["Cherry Blossom Festival","Spring celebration of flowering cherry trees in Japan"],["Mid-Autumn Festival","East Asian harvest festival with mooncakes and moon watching"],["Dragon Boat Festival","Chinese festival with boat races and rice dumplings"],["Chuseok","Korean harvest festival"],["Vesak","Buddhist celebration of the Buddha's birth, enlightenment and passing"],["Nowruz","Persian New Year at the spring equinox"],["Lantern Festival","End of Lunar New Year celebrations with lanterns"],["Hogmanay","Scottish New Year's Eve party"],["St. Lucia Day","December 13 in Sweden, with candles and white gowns"],["Three Kings Day","January 6; celebrated in Spain and Latin America"],["Guy Fawkes Night","Another name for Bonfire Night in the UK"],["Juneteenth","June 19; marks the end of slavery in the US in 1865"],["Martin Luther King Jr. Day","Third Monday in January in the US"],["Veterans Day","November 11 in the US; honors those who served in the military"],["Remembrance Day","November 11 in Commonwealth countries"],["Groundhog Day","February 2; a groundhog 'predicts' spring in the US and Canada"],["Labor Day","First Monday in September in the US; honors workers"],["Pi Day","March 14, a math fan holiday for the number 3.14"],["Boxing Day","December 26 in the UK and Commonwealth countries"],["Bonfire of San Juan","Midsummer bonfires in Spain on June 23"],["Midsummer","A Scandinavian celebration of the longest days with flowers and dancing"],["Pancake Day","The day before Lent; people eat pancakes in the UK"],["Pongal","Indian harvest festival in January, especially in Tamil Nadu"],["Onam","A harvest festival in Kerala, India"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-human-body-facts","id":"fun-human-body-facts","title":"Human Body Fun Facts","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Human Body","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"Surprising true facts about the human body.","tags":["body","health","facts"],"frontLabel":"Question","backLabel":"Answer","cards":[["How many bones does an adult have?","206"],["Which is the biggest bone in the body?","The femur (thigh bone)"],["Which is the smallest bone?","The stapes, in the ear"],["How many teeth do most adults have?","32, including wisdom teeth"],["How many baby teeth do children have?","20"],["What organ pumps blood?","The heart"],["What are the lungs for?","Breathing in oxygen and out carbon dioxide"],["What is the biggest organ?","The skin"],["Which organ is used for thinking?","The brain"],["How many chambers does the heart have?","Four"],["What color is blood inside the body?","Red"],["What do red blood cells carry?","Oxygen"],["What do white blood cells do?","Fight germs"],["What is the job of the stomach?","To break down food with acid and churning"],["What does the liver do?","Cleans the blood and helps digest fat"],["What do kidneys do?","Filter waste from blood to make urine"],["What organ protects your brain?","The skull"],["What protects your heart and lungs?","The rib cage"],["What are muscles for?","Moving the body"],["Which muscle never gets a rest?","The heart muscle"],["How many senses do we usually count?","Five: sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch"],["What part of the eye lets in light?","The pupil"],["What part of the eye is colored?","The iris"],["What do ears help us do?","Hear and keep balance"],["What are taste buds?","Tiny sensors on the tongue that detect tastes"],["What are the basic tastes?","Sweet, salty, sour, bitter and umami"],["What are fingerprints?","Unique patterns on fingertips"],["What does the skeleton do?","Gives shape, protects organs, and helps movement"],["How many ribs do most people have?","24, in 12 pairs"],["What is the spine?","A column of bones (vertebrae) that protects the spinal cord"],["What are joints?","Places where two bones meet"],["What is the windpipe called?","The trachea"],["What tube carries food to your stomach?","The esophagus"],["How long is the small intestine?","About 20 feet (6 meters) in adults"],["What happens when you sneeze?","Your body pushes out dust or germs from your nose"],["Why do we get hiccups?","The diaphragm twitches suddenly"],["Why do we sweat?","To cool the body down"],["How much of your body is water?","About 60 percent in adults"],["How often does your heart beat?","About 60 to 100 times a minute for adults at rest"],["How many hours of sleep do kids need?","About 9 to 12 hours, depending on age"],["What does sleep do?","Lets your body and brain rest and grow"],["What are vitamins for?","Helping the body work and grow"],["What is calcium good for?","Strong bones and teeth"],["What is the nervous system?","The brain, spinal cord and nerves that send messages"],["What is DNA?","The instruction code inside cells"],["What is a cell?","The smallest building block of living things"],["How many muscles help you smile?","It takes several muscles in your face"],["What is the funny bone?","A spot on your elbow where a nerve runs near the surface"],["What is goosebumps?","Tiny muscles at the base of hairs tighten"],["What does the cerebellum control?","Balance and coordination"],["What are tonsils?","Tissue at the back of the throat that helps fight germs"],["What is an appendix?","A small pouch attached to the large intestine"],["What do eyelashes do?","Help keep dust out of your eyes"],["What do nails protect?","The tips of your fingers and toes"],["What is the pulse?","The beat of your heart felt in your wrist or neck"],["What is the diaphragm?","A muscle under the lungs that helps you breathe"],["What is the largest muscle?","The gluteus maximus in the bottom"],["What helps wash hands clean?","Soap and water for at least 20 seconds"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-insects-and-bugs","id":"fun-insects-and-bugs","title":"Insects and Bugs","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Insects","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"Insects, spiders and other creepy-crawlies.","tags":["insects","bugs","spiders"],"frontLabel":"Bug","backLabel":"Fact","cards":[["Ladybug","A beetle with spots that eats aphids"],["Honeybee","Makes honey and pollinates flowers"],["Bumblebee","A big fuzzy bee"],["Butterfly","Has colorful wings and drinks nectar"],["Moth","A winged insect that often flies at night"],["Dragonfly","A fast flyer with two pairs of wings"],["Grasshopper","Jumps with strong back legs"],["Cricket","Chirps by rubbing its wings together"],["Praying mantis","A hunter that holds its front legs like it is praying"],["Firefly","A beetle that glows to find friends"],["Ant","Lives in colonies and works as a team"],["Termite","Chews wood and builds mounds"],["Mosquito","Female bites to drink blood"],["Housefly","Tastes with its feet"],["Beetle","Has hard wing covers; the biggest group of insects"],["Stag beetle","A beetle with large jaws like antlers"],["Dung beetle","Rolls balls of dung"],["Cicada","Spends years underground, then sings loudly"],["Walking stick","An insect that looks like a twig"],["Aphid","A tiny insect that sucks plant juices"],["Flea","A tiny jumper"],["Earwig","An insect with pincers on its tail"],["Cockroach","A tough insect that has been around since before dinosaurs"],["Wasp","A stinging insect that builds paper nests"],["Hornet","A large kind of wasp"],["Caterpillar","The larva of a butterfly or moth"],["Chrysalis","The case a butterfly caterpillar forms to change inside"],["Cocoon","The silk case many moth caterpillars spin"],["Metamorphosis","A big body change, like caterpillar to butterfly"],["Monarch butterfly","Migrates thousands of miles to Mexico"],["Luna moth","A big pale green moth"],["Silkworm","A caterpillar whose cocoon gives us silk"],["Spider","Not an insect: it has eight legs"],["Black widow","A spider with a red hourglass mark; wild ones are best left alone"],["Tarantula","A large hairy spider"],["Orb weaver","A spider that spins round webs"],["Jumping spider","A tiny spider with good eyes that leaps on prey"],["Scorpion","A relative of spiders with a stinging tail"],["Tick","A tiny spider relative that feeds on blood"],["Centipede","Has one pair of legs per body segment"],["Millipede","Has two pairs of legs per segment"],["Pill bug","Also called a roly-poly; it curls into a ball"],["Snail","Not an insect; it is a mollusk"],["Earthworm","Not an insect; it helps soil"],["How many legs does an insect have?","Six"],["How many body parts does an insect have?","Three: head, thorax and abdomen"],["How many legs does a spider have?","Eight"],["Antennae","Feelers used to smell and touch"],["Exoskeleton","A hard outside skeleton"],["Pollinator","An animal that moves pollen from flower to flower"],["Larva","The young, wormlike stage of many insects"],["Pupa","The resting stage when a larva changes"],["Nymph","A young insect that looks like a small adult"],["Compound eye","An eye made of many tiny lenses"],["Hive","A beehive where honeybees live"],["Queen bee","The bee that lays all the eggs"],["Worker bee","A bee that gathers food and cares for the hive"],["Waggle dance","A honeybee dance that tells where flowers are"],["Entomologist","A scientist who studies insects"],["Camouflage","Colors that help an animal hide"],["Swarm","A large group of flying insects"],["Locust","A kind of grasshopper that can swarm"],["Leafcutter ant","Cuts leaves to grow fungus for food"],["Water strider","An insect that walks on water"],["Mayfly","An insect that lives only a short time as an adult"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-inventions-who","id":"fun-inventions-who","title":"Inventions and Who Made Them","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Inventions","levels":["3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"Famous inventions, their inventors, and when.","tags":["inventions","inventors","history"],"frontLabel":"Invention","backLabel":"Inventor and year","cards":[["Telephone","Alexander Graham Bell, patented 1876"],["Light bulb (practical)","Thomas Edison, 1879, building on others' work"],["Airplane (first powered flight)","Wilbur and Orville Wright, 1903"],["Printing press with movable type (Europe)","Johannes Gutenberg, about 1440"],["Phonograph","Thomas Edison, 1877"],["Steam engine (improved)","James Watt, 1760s-1770s"],["Radio (wireless)","Guglielmo Marconi, 1890s"],["Television (electronic)","Philo Farnsworth, 1927"],["Cotton gin","Eli Whitney, 1793"],["Sewing machine (practical)","Elias Howe, 1846"],["Dynamite","Alfred Nobel, 1867"],["Vaccination (smallpox)","Edward Jenner, 1796"],["Pasteurization","Louis Pasteur, 1860s"],["Penicillin discovery","Alexander Fleming, 1928"],["World Wide Web","Tim Berners-Lee, 1989"],["Telescope (first)","Hans Lippershey applied in 1608; Galileo improved it in 1609"],["Microscope (early)","Zacharias Janssen and others, about 1590s"],["Compass","Invented in ancient China, over 1,000 years ago"],["Paper","Invented in China, traditionally credited to Cai Lun about 105 CE"],["Gunpowder","Invented in China around 800 CE"],["Wheel","Used by ancient peoples in Mesopotamia about 5,500 years ago"],["Zipper (modern)","Gideon Sundback, 1913"],["Safety pin","Walter Hunt, 1849"],["Bicycle (pedal)","Pierre Michaux and others, 1860s"],["Automobile (gas-powered)","Karl Benz, 1885-1886"],["Model T mass production","Henry Ford, 1908 onward"],["Elevator safety brake","Elisha Otis, 1850s"],["Refrigerator (early)","Several inventors; Jacob Perkins built an early one in 1834"],["Camera (photograph)","Louis Daguerre's daguerreotype, 1839"],["Movie camera (kinetoscope)","Thomas Edison and W.K.L. Dickson, 1890s"],["Morse code and telegraph","Samuel Morse, 1830s-1840s"],["Braille","Louis Braille, 1824"],["Stethoscope","Rene Laennec, 1816"],["Thermometer (Fahrenheit)","Daniel Fahrenheit, 1714"],["Barometer","Evangelista Torricelli, 1643"],["Parachute (sketch)","Leonardo da Vinci drew one in about 1485"],["Hot air balloon","The Montgolfier brothers, 1783"],["Steamboat (successful)","Robert Fulton, 1807"],["Locomotive (early)","Richard Trevithick, 1804; George Stephenson's Rocket, 1829"],["Battery","Alessandro Volta, 1800"],["Electric generator principle","Michael Faraday, 1831"],["Alternating current systems","Nikola Tesla and George Westinghouse, 1880s-1890s"],["Transistor","Bell Labs: Bardeen, Brattain and Shockley, 1947"],["Computer (Analytical Engine design)","Charles Babbage, 1830s"],["First programmer","Ada Lovelace, wrote notes with the first algorithm in 1843"],["Helicopter (practical)","Igor Sikorsky, 1939"],["Rocket (liquid fuel)","Robert Goddard, 1926"],["Post-it notes","Spencer Silver and Art Fry at 3M, 1970s"],["Velcro","George de Mestral, 1941"],["Ballpoint pen","Laszlo Biro, 1938"],["Pencil with eraser","Hymen Lipman patented one in 1858"],["Crayons (modern)","Binney and Smith, 1903"],["Basketball","James Naismith, 1891"],["Frisbee","Walter Morrison, 1948 (Pluto Platter, then Frisbee)"],["Potato chips","Said to be created by George Crum, 1853"],["Chocolate chip cookie","Ruth Wakefield, 1938"],["Popsicle","Frank Epperson, 1905 as a boy; patented 1923"],["Earmuffs","Chester Greenwood, 1873 at age 15"],["Trampoline","George Nissen, 1930s"],["Snowboard (Snurfer)","Sherman Poppen, 1965"],["Skateboard","California surfers of the 1940s-50s"],["Traffic light (electric)","James Hoge and others, 1914"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-jokes-animals","id":"fun-jokes-animals","title":"Animal Jokes","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Jokes","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"Clean, silly animal jokes. Read the setup, guess, then flip for the punchline.","tags":["jokes","animals","humor"],"frontLabel":"Setup","backLabel":"Punchline","cards":[["What do you call a bear with no teeth?","A gummy bear"],["Why do fish live in salt water?","Because pepper makes them sneeze"],["What do you call a sleeping bull?","A bulldozer"],["Why did the chicken cross the road?","To get to the other side"],["What do you call a fish with no eyes?","A fsh"],["What do cows read in the morning?","The moos-paper"],["Why are cats good at video games?","They have nine lives"],["What do you call a pig that does karate?","A pork chop"],["What is a cat's favorite color?","Purr-ple"],["Why was the cat sitting on the computer?","To keep an eye on the mouse"],["What do you get when you cross a snowman with a dog?","Frostbite"],["What do you call a dinosaur that never gives up?","Try, try, try-ceratops"],["Why can't a leopard hide?","Because it is always spotted"],["What do you call a sheep with no legs?","A cloud"],["What do you call a dog magician?","A labracadabrador"],["Why do bees have sticky hair?","Because they use honeycombs"],["What do you call a duck that gets all A's?","A wise quacker"],["What do you call two birds in love?","Tweethearts"],["Why did the owl invite his friends over?","He didn't want to be owl by himself"],["How do you count cows?","With a cowculator"],["What is a frog's favorite drink?","Croak-a-cola"],["What do you call a sleeping dinosaur?","A dino-snore"],["Why do elephants never forget?","Because nobody ever tells them anything"],["What do you call a happy cowboy's horse?","A hay-ppy horse"],["Why was the snake so good at math?","He was an adder"],["What's black and white and bouncy?","A penguin on a pogo stick"],["Why don't oysters share?","Because they are shellfish"],["What is a rabbit's favorite dance?","Hip-hop"],["What do you call a bee that can't make up its mind?","A maybe"],["What's a horse's favorite game?","Stable tennis"],["Where do sheep go to get haircuts?","The baa-baa shop"],["What do you call a bird that's afraid to fly?","A chicken"],["What sits on the bottom of the sea and shakes?","A nervous wreck"],["What kind of dog loves bubble baths?","A shampoodle"],["What do lions say before they eat?","Let us prey"],["Why did the dog sit in the shade?","He didn't want to be a hot dog"],["What do you call a lazy kangaroo?","A pouch potato"],["Why are frogs so happy?","They eat whatever bugs them"],["Where do fish keep their money?","In the river bank"],["What do you call a cow with two legs?","Lean beef"],["What did the spider do on the computer?","Made a website"],["What do you call a boomerang that doesn't come back?","A stick"],["What do you get from a pampered cow?","Spoiled milk"],["How does a penguin build its house?","Igloos it together"],["What do you call a pony with a cough?","A little hoarse"],["Why do ducks have feathers?","To cover their butt quacks"],["Why did the turtle cross the road?","To get to the shell station"],["What kind of key opens a banana?","A monkey"],["What do you call a fly without wings?","A walk"],["Why was the baby ant confused?","All his uncles were ants"],["What is a cheetah's least favorite game?","Hide and seek, they're always spotted"],["What did the buffalo say when his son left?","Bison"],["How do you make a bee feel better?","Give it a buzz"],["What do you call a fish wearing a bowtie?","Sofishticated"],["Why did the squirrel go to the party?","To get a few nuts to eat"],["What do you call an elephant that doesn't matter?","An irrelephant"],["What do you call cows with a sense of humor?","Laughing stock"],["What do you call a cat that loves to bowl?","An alley cat"],["What do you call a bear in the rain?","A drizzly bear"],["Why did the bird get in trouble in class?","It was acting tweet"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-jokes-everyday","id":"fun-jokes-everyday","title":"Silly Jokes and Puns","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Jokes","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"Clean jokes and puns about school, food and everyday life.","tags":["jokes","puns","humor"],"frontLabel":"Setup","backLabel":"Punchline","cards":[["Why did the student eat his homework?","The teacher said it was a piece of cake"],["Why was the math book sad?","It had too many problems"],["What did zero say to eight?","Nice belt"],["Why is six afraid of seven?","Because seven eight nine"],["What kind of tree fits in your hand?","A palm tree"],["What do you call cheese that is not yours?","Nacho cheese"],["Why did the cookie go to the doctor?","It felt crummy"],["What do you call a fake noodle?","An impasta"],["Why did the tomato turn red?","It saw the salad dressing"],["What do you call a sleeping pizza?","A pizzzzzzza"],["What did the plate say to the other plate?","Dinner is on me"],["Why did the banana go to the doctor?","It wasn't peeling well"],["What do you call an apple that plays the trumpet?","A tooty fruity"],["What is a ghost's favorite fruit?","Boo-berries"],["Why can't you trust stairs?","They are always up to something"],["What do you call a boat full of sleeping people?","A snooze cruise"],["How do you make a lemon drop?","Let it fall"],["Why did the scarecrow win an award?","He was outstanding in his field"],["What did one wall say to the other?","I'll meet you at the corner"],["Why was the broom late?","It over-swept"],["What do you call a snowman in July?","A puddle"],["What kind of music do mummies listen to?","Wrap music"],["Why did the clock get sent to school?","It tocked too much"],["What do you call a train carrying bubble gum?","A chew-chew train"],["What has ears but cannot hear?","A cornfield"],["Why did the golfer bring two pairs of pants?","In case he got a hole in one"],["Why did the bicycle fall over?","It was two-tired"],["What did the ocean say to the shore?","Nothing, it just waved"],["What do you call a pencil with no point?","Pointless"],["Why did the music teacher need a ladder?","To reach the high notes"],["What do you call a dancing bean?","A jumping bean"],["What did the sock say to the shoe?","I'll be right behind you"],["What is a vampire's favorite fruit?","A blood orange"],["Why do bakers work so hard?","They knead the dough"],["What time is it when an elephant sits on your fence?","Time to get a new fence"],["What did the left eye say to the right eye?","Between us, something smells"],["Why did the girl bring a ladder to school?","She wanted to go to high school"],["Why are teddy bears never hungry?","They are always stuffed"],["What do you call a robot that takes the long way?","R2-Detour"],["What do you call a computer that sings?","A Dell"],["What is a computer's favorite snack?","Microchips"],["Why was the computer cold?","It left its Windows open"],["What did the pirate say on his 80th birthday?","Aye matey"],["Why did the astronaut break up with her girlfriend?","She needed space"],["What do planets like to read?","Comet books"],["How does the moon cut its hair?","Eclipse it"],["What do you call a three-legged donkey?","A wonkey"],["Why did the pillow go to the doctor?","It was feeling run down"],["What kind of shoes do ninjas wear?","Sneakers"],["What is a sleepy rabbit's favorite game?","Bed-ball"],["Why was the equal sign so humble?","It knew it wasn't less than or greater than anyone"],["What did the big flower say to the little flower?","Hi, bud"],["Why did the spoon run away with the fork?","They wanted to elope"],["Where do pencils go on vacation?","Pencil-vania"],["What did the janitor say when he jumped out of the closet?","Supplies"],["What do you call a nosy pepper?","Jalapeno business"],["What do you call an alligator in a vest?","An investigator"],["What is the best day to go to the beach?","Sunday"],["Why did the picture go to jail?","It was framed"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-knock-knock-jokes","id":"fun-knock-knock-jokes","title":"Knock-Knock Jokes","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Jokes","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"Clean knock-knock jokes. Front is who's there; back is the punchline.","tags":["jokes","knock-knock","humor"],"frontLabel":"Who's there?","backLabel":"Punchline","cards":[["Lettuce","Lettuce in, it's cold out here!"],["Boo","Don't cry, it's only a joke!"],["Orange","Orange you glad to see me?"],["Interrupting cow","Interrupting cow wh- MOO!"],["Atch","Bless you!"],["Dishes","Dishes the police, open up!"],["Who","Who who? Is there an owl in here?"],["Howard","Howard you like to let me in?"],["Ice cream","Ice cream if you don't let me in!"],["Olive","Olive you!"],["Alpaca","Alpaca the suitcase, you load the car"],["Harry","Harry up and open the door!"],["Tank","You're welcome!"],["Cash","No thanks, I prefer peanuts!"],["Doughnut","Doughnut ask, it's a secret!"],["Needle","Needle little help getting in here"],["Wooden shoe","Wooden shoe like to hear another joke?"],["Mikey","Mikey doesn't fit in the keyhole!"],["Ben","Ben knocking for ten minutes!"],["Justin","Justin time for dinner!"],["Annie","Annie thing you can do, I can do better!"],["Yoda","Yoda one who knows how to open the door!"],["Isabel","Isabel broken? I had to knock!"],["Kenya","Kenya open the door?"],["Luke","Luke through the peephole and find out!"],["Hawaii","I'm fine, Hawaii you?"],["Nobel","Nobel, so I knocked!"],["Aida","Aida whole pizza, now I'm full!"],["Bacon","Bacon a cake for your birthday!"],["Beets","Beets me, I forgot my name!"],["Consumption","Consumption be done about this door?"],["Dozen","Dozen anybody want to let me in?"],["Figs","Figs the doorbell, it's broken!"],["Guitar","Guitar you open the door!"],["Ida","Ida know, let me in and I'll tell you!"],["Jewel","Jewel know who it is when you open the door!"],["Kanga","No, kangaroo!"],["Lass","That's what cowboys say!"],["Mustache","I mustache you a question!"],["Noah","Noah good place to eat?"],["Offer","Offer got my keys!"],["Pasta","Pasta the salt, please!"],["Quacker","Quacker another joke!"],["Radio","Radio not, here I come!"],["Sherlock","Sherlock your door, so I can't get in!"],["Thermos","Thermos be a better way to get in!"],["Uriah","Uriah in the neighborhood and thought I'd stop by!"],["Vera","Vera nice to see you!"],["Walrus","Walrus be a good time to chat!"],["Xavier","Xavier breath, I'm coming in!"],["Yellow","Yellow! Is anybody home?"],["Zany","Zany body home?"],["Cargo","No, car go beep beep!"],["Rhino","Rhino every knock-knock joke there is!"],["Snow","Snow use, I forgot my name!"],["Stopwatch","Stopwatch you're doing and let me in!"],["Hoo","Is there an echo in here?"],["Ears","Ears another knock-knock joke for you!"],["Tarzan","Tarzan stripes forever!"],["Beehive","Beehive yourself!"],["Pizza","Pizza trouble if you don't open up!"],["Waiter","Waiter minute while I find my key!"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-logic-brain-teasers","id":"fun-logic-brain-teasers","title":"Brain Teasers and Logic Puzzles","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Puzzles","levels":["3-5","6-8","9-12","adult"],"description":"Short puzzles that need clear thinking. Try before flipping.","tags":["puzzles","logic","brain teasers"],"frontLabel":"Puzzle","backLabel":"Answer","cards":[["A farmer has 17 sheep. All but 9 run away. How many are left?","9"],["Some months have 31 days. How many have 28?","All twelve"],["If you have only one match and enter a dark room with a candle, a lamp and a fireplace, what do you light first?","The match"],["How many times can you subtract 5 from 25?","Once, because after that it is 20, not 25"],["Which weighs more, a pound of feathers or a pound of bricks?","They weigh the same"],["A rooster lays an egg on top of a barn roof. Which way does it roll?","Roosters don't lay eggs"],["What is half of two plus two?","Three (half of two is 1, plus 2)"],["How many animals of each kind did Moses take on the ark?","None, it was Noah"],["Divide 30 by half and add 10. What is the answer?","70"],["There are 3 apples and you take away 2. How many do you have?","2"],["A bat and ball cost $1.10 total. The bat costs $1 more than the ball. How much is the ball?","5 cents"],["If 5 machines make 5 widgets in 5 minutes, how long for 100 machines to make 100 widgets?","5 minutes"],["What number comes next? 2, 4, 8, 16, ...","32"],["What number comes next? 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, ...","13 (the Fibonacci numbers)"],["What number comes next? 1, 4, 9, 16, ...","25 (square numbers)"],["What number comes next? 3, 6, 9, 12, ...","15"],["What letter comes next? O, T, T, F, F, S, S, ...","E (One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight)"],["What letter comes next? J, F, M, A, M, J, ...","J (months of the year: July)"],["Mary's father has five daughters: Nana, Nene, Nini, Nono, and who?","Mary"],["A man is looking at a photo. 'Brothers and sisters, I have none, but that man's father is my father's son.' Who is in the photo?","His son"],["You are in a race and pass the person in second place. What place are you in?","Second"],["Two coins add up to 30 cents and one of them is not a nickel. What are they?","A quarter and a nickel (one of them, the quarter, is not a nickel)"],["What can be broken without being touched?","A promise"],["If a red house is made of red bricks and a blue house of blue bricks, what is a greenhouse made of?","Glass"],["A clock strikes 6 in 5 seconds. How long to strike 12?","11 seconds (count the gaps)"],["There are 3 boxes labeled apples, oranges, and both, all labeled wrong. You pick one fruit from one box. Which box?","The box labeled 'both'"],["A snail climbs 3 feet up a 10-foot wall each day and slips back 2 feet each night. When does it reach the top?","On day 8"],["If it takes 3 people 3 hours to dig 3 holes, how long for 1 person to dig 1 hole?","3 hours"],["Tom's mother has 4 children: April, May, June and who?","Tom"],["How many two-cent stamps are in a dozen?","Twelve"],["What is 100 divided by 2, then plus 1, then divided by 3?","17"],["The more you take, the more you leave behind. What are they?","Footsteps"],["How can you make the number 7 even without adding or subtracting?","Take away the S: seven becomes even"],["Which is bigger, 0.5 or 0.45?","0.5"],["What is the next shape? circle, square, triangle, circle, square, ...","Triangle"],["Five people shake hands once each with every other person. How many handshakes?","10"],["A father is 4 times as old as his son. In 20 years he will be twice as old. How old is the son now?","10 years old"],["Which is heavier, a ton of coal or a ton of cotton?","Same"],["Which number is missing? 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, __, 17","13 (prime numbers)"],["What are the next two letters? A, C, E, G, I, __, __","K and M"],["How can two girls be born to the same mother on the same day at the same time and not be twins?","They are part of triplets (or more)"],["Two fathers and two sons go fishing and each catch one fish, but only three fish are caught. How?","There are three people: a grandfather, father and son"],["What goes up when rain comes down?","An umbrella"],["What word is spelled wrong in every dictionary?","Wrong"],["What is the smallest three-digit number using different digits?","102"],["If you have 3 quarters, 4 dimes and 5 nickels, how many coins do you have?","12"],["Which is bigger, 1/2 or 1/3?","1/2"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-mammals-world","id":"fun-mammals-world","title":"Mammals of the World","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Animals","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"Animals with fur or hair that feed their young milk.","tags":["mammals","animals","facts"],"frontLabel":"Mammal","backLabel":"Fact","cards":[["What makes an animal a mammal?","It has hair or fur, feeds babies milk, and is warm-blooded"],["African elephant","The biggest land animal; uses its trunk like a hand"],["Giraffe","The tallest animal; its tongue is dark and about 18 inches long"],["Hippopotamus","Spends the day in water and comes out at night to graze"],["Rhinoceros","Has one or two horns made of keratin, like fingernails"],["Lion","Lives in groups called prides; the male has a mane"],["Cheetah","The fastest land animal"],["Leopard","A spotted cat that carries prey into trees"],["Tiger","The largest cat; each has its own stripe pattern"],["Zebra","Black and white stripes; no two are the same"],["Gorilla","A gentle forest ape that lives in family groups"],["Chimpanzee","Shares most of its genes with humans"],["Orangutan","The name means person of the forest in Malay"],["Wolf","Lives and hunts in packs"],["Red fox","A small wild dog with a bushy tail"],["Grizzly bear","A large brown bear of North America"],["Panda","Eats bamboo most of the day"],["Koala","Eats eucalyptus leaves and sleeps up to 20 hours a day"],["Kangaroo","Hops and carries babies in a pouch"],["Platypus","A mammal that lays eggs, with a bill like a duck"],["Bat","The only mammal that can truly fly"],["Dolphin","A smart sea mammal that breathes air"],["Blue whale","The largest animal ever"],["Sea otter","Floats on its back and holds hands while sleeping"],["Beaver","Builds dams with sticks and mud"],["Porcupine","Has sharp quills for defense"],["Hedgehog","Rolls into a spiny ball"],["Squirrel","Buries nuts and sometimes forgets where"],["Rabbit","Hops and has long ears and strong back legs"],["Mole","Digs tunnels with big front paws"],["Armadillo","Has a bony shell; some can curl into a ball"],["Anteater","Uses a long sticky tongue to eat ants"],["Sloth","Moves slowly and hangs upside down"],["Camel","Stores fat in its hump"],["Llama","A woolly South American animal that carries loads"],["Moose","The largest deer; has big flat antlers"],["Reindeer","Both males and females grow antlers"],["Bison","A large shaggy animal of North American plains"],["Mountain goat","Climbs steep cliffs with sure feet"],["Meerkat","Takes turns standing guard"],["Lemur","A primate of Madagascar with a ringed tail"],["Walrus","Has two long tusks and whiskers"],["Seal","Swims fast and rests on ice or rocks"],["Polar bear","The largest land carnivore"],["Hyena","A scavenger and hunter with a laughing call"],["Warthog","A wild pig of Africa with tusks"],["Okapi","Looks like a zebra-horse and is related to the giraffe"],["Capybara","The largest rodent"],["Red panda","A small tree-climbing animal that eats bamboo"],["Tasmanian devil","A meat-eating marsupial of Tasmania"],["Wombat","A digger that makes cube-shaped poop"],["Narwhal","A whale with a long spiral tusk"],["Manatee","A gentle sea cow"],["Aardvark","A night digger that eats ants and termites"],["Pangolin","A scaly mammal that curls into a ball"],["Tapir","A forest animal with a flexible snout"],["Raccoon","Has clever front paws and a masked face"],["Skunk","Sprays a smelly liquid when scared"],["Chipmunk","Stores seeds in cheek pouches"],["Opossum","North America's only marsupial"],["Bobcat","A wild cat with a short tail"],["Mountain lion","A large American wild cat also called a cougar"],["Coyote","A clever wild dog of North America"],["Elk","A large deer with big antlers"],["Fennec fox","A tiny desert fox with huge ears"],["Ocelot","A beautiful spotted wild cat of the Americas"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-math-fun-facts","id":"fun-math-fun-facts","title":"Number and Math Fun Facts","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Fun Facts","levels":["3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"Surprising and fun facts about numbers and shapes.","tags":["math","numbers","fun facts"],"frontLabel":"Question","backLabel":"Answer","cards":[["What is a googol?","The number 1 followed by 100 zeros"],["What is pi?","About 3.14159, the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter"],["When is Pi Day?","March 14 (3/14)"],["What is the only even prime number?","2"],["What is a prime number?","A number greater than 1 with only two factors: 1 and itself"],["What are the first five prime numbers?","2, 3, 5, 7, 11"],["What is a perfect number?","A number equal to the sum of its smaller factors, like 6 (1+2+3)"],["What is the next perfect number after 6?","28"],["What is a square number?","The result of a number times itself, like 25"],["What are the first five square numbers?","1, 4, 9, 16, 25"],["What is a cube number?","A number times itself twice, like 27"],["What is the Fibonacci sequence?","1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13... each number is the sum of the previous two"],["Where do Fibonacci numbers show up in nature?","In spirals of sunflowers, pinecones and shells"],["What is the golden ratio?","About 1.618, a special ratio found in art and nature"],["Who is the father of geometry?","Euclid"],["What is the Pythagorean theorem?","In a right triangle, a squared plus b squared equals c squared"],["How many degrees in a circle?","360"],["How many degrees in a triangle's angles?","180"],["How many degrees in a right angle?","90"],["How many sides does a hexagon have?","Six"],["How many sides does an octagon have?","Eight"],["What shape is a honeycomb cell?","A hexagon"],["What is a polygon?","A closed shape with straight sides"],["What is a number with no end after the decimal and no pattern?","An irrational number, like pi"],["What is zero?","The number that means none, invented in India"],["Who invented our digits 0 to 9?","They came from India and spread through the Arab world (Hindu-Arabic numerals)"],["What number system do computers use?","Binary, using 0 and 1"],["What is 1,000,000 called?","A million"],["What is 1,000,000,000 called?","A billion"],["What is 1,000,000,000,000 called?","A trillion"],["What is a dozen?","Twelve"],["What is a gross?","144, or twelve dozen"],["What is a score?","Twenty"],["How many seconds in a minute?","60"],["How many minutes in an hour?","60"],["How many hours in a day?","24"],["How many days in a year?","365 (366 in a leap year)"],["How many weeks in a year?","52"],["What are Roman numerals for 1, 5, 10, 50, 100?","I, V, X, L, C"],["What is the Roman numeral for 500?","D"],["What is the Roman numeral for 1,000?","M"],["What is 12 x 12?","144"],["What is 9 x 9?","81"],["What is 7 x 8?","56"],["What happens when you add the digits of a multiple of 9?","The digits add up to a multiple of 9"],["What is the 9s trick on fingers?","Fold down the finger for the number; fingers left of it are tens and right are ones"],["What is a tessellation?","A pattern of shapes that fit together with no gaps"],["What shape tiles a floor without gaps?","Squares, triangles and hexagons"],["What is symmetry?","When one half of a shape mirrors the other"],["How many lines of symmetry does a square have?","Four"],["How many lines of symmetry does a circle have?","Endless"],["What is an average?","The sum of numbers divided by how many there are"],["What is a mean, median and mode?","Average, middle value, and most common value"],["What does 'infinity' mean?","Without end"],["What is the symbol for infinity?","A sideways eight"],["What is the Möbius strip?","A one-sided loop made by twisting a paper strip and joining its ends"],["Who was Ada Lovelace?","An early thinker about computer programs in the 1840s"],["Who was Carl Friedrich Gauss?","A German mathematician; as a boy he quickly added 1 to 100"],["What is the sum of 1 to 100?","5,050"],["What is 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5?","15"],["Why is a circle special?","Every point on it is the same distance from the center"],["How many cents in a dollar?","100"],["What is a percent?","Out of 100"],["What is 50 percent of 80?","40"],["What number is half of 100?","50"],["What is the biggest 3-digit number?","999"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-mushroom-safety","id":"fun-mushroom-safety","title":"Mushrooms and Fungi: Look but Don't Eat","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Nature","levels":["3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"What fungi are, the parts of a mushroom, and the safety rules for wild mushrooms.","tags":["mushrooms","fungi","safety","nature"],"frontLabel":"Question","backLabel":"Answer","cards":[["Is a mushroom a plant?","No, it is a fungus"],["What is the kingdom of mushrooms, molds and yeasts?","Fungi"],["Can fungi make their own food from sunlight?","No, they absorb food from what they grow on"],["What is the mushroom you see above ground?","The fruiting body, like an apple on a tree"],["What is mycelium?","The web of thin threads that is the main body of a fungus"],["What are spores?","Tiny cells that fungi release to make new fungi"],["What is the cap?","The top part of a mushroom"],["What are gills?","Thin plates under the cap that hold spores"],["What is the stipe?","The stem of a mushroom"],["Where do many mushrooms grow?","On damp ground, rotting logs and leaves"],["What is a decomposer?","A living thing that breaks down dead plants and animals"],["Why are fungi helpful to forests?","They break down dead wood and return nutrients to the soil"],["Should you ever eat a wild mushroom you find?","No, unless an expert has identified it"],["Can you tell if a mushroom is safe by how it looks?","No, some poisonous ones look like edible ones"],["What should you do if you see a wild mushroom?","Look and take a photo, but don't touch it with a bare hand or taste it"],["What should you do after touching wild mushrooms?","Wash your hands"],["Which grown-up can check mushrooms?","A trained expert, such as a mycologist"],["What is a mycologist?","A scientist who studies fungi"],["Is there a rule to tell poisonous from safe?","No simple rule works; never rely on tricks"],["What if a pet or small child eats a wild mushroom?","Call a grown-up and poison control right away"],["What is the poison control number in the US?","1-800-222-1222"],["Are all mushrooms in the grocery store safe?","Store-bought ones sold for food are grown to be safe"],["Button mushroom","The common white mushroom sold in stores"],["Portobello","A large brown mushroom grown for food"],["Shiitake","A mushroom grown for food in Asia and elsewhere"],["Oyster mushroom","A soft, shell-shaped mushroom grown for food"],["Truffle","A rare fungus that grows underground and is very costly"],["Puffball","A round fungus that puffs out clouds of spores"],["Fly agaric","A red cap with white spots in many fairy tales; it is poisonous"],["Death cap","A deadly mushroom; never touch or taste wild mushrooms"],["Shelf fungus","A fungus that grows out of trees like a shelf"],["Fairy ring","A circle of mushrooms in a lawn"],["Yeast","A tiny fungus that makes bread rise"],["Mold","A fuzzy fungus that grows on old food"],["Should you eat moldy food?","No, throw it away"],["Penicillin","A medicine first found from a mold"],["Athlete's foot","A skin problem caused by a fungus"],["Lichen","A partnership between a fungus and algae"],["Largest living thing by area?","A honey fungus in Oregon's Blue Mountains, mostly underground"],["Bioluminescent mushrooms","Some mushrooms glow in the dark"],["Do mushrooms need light to grow?","No, many grow in the dark"],["Do mushrooms have seeds?","No, they have spores"],["Are mushrooms animals?","No, they are in a kingdom of their own"],["Which is closer to animals, a mushroom or a plant?","Fungi are more closely related to animals than to plants"],["Why do mushrooms pop up after rain?","They like moisture"],["Why do some mushrooms have bright colors?","Colors can be a warning, but never trust color to decide if it is safe"],["Are mushrooms healthy to eat?","Cooked store-bought mushrooms have vitamins and minerals"],["Is it okay to pick mushrooms in a park?","Better to leave them for the forest and animals"],["Who eats mushrooms in nature?","Squirrels, deer, snails and insects eat some kinds"],["What is a field guide?","A book that helps identify plants, animals or fungi"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-mythical-creatures","id":"fun-mythical-creatures","title":"Mythical Creatures Around the World","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Mythology","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"Dragons, unicorns and other creatures from legends and stories.","tags":["mythology","creatures","legends"],"frontLabel":"Creature","backLabel":"What the legend says","cards":[["Dragon (European)","A huge winged reptile that breathes fire and guards treasure"],["Dragon (Chinese)","A long, wise, lucky water dragon without wings"],["Unicorn","A white horse with one spiral horn"],["Phoenix","A bird that bursts into flame and is reborn from the ashes"],["Griffin","Half eagle, half lion"],["Pegasus","A winged horse from Greek myths"],["Centaur","Half human, half horse"],["Mermaid","A sea person with a fish tail"],["Merman","A male sea person with a fish tail"],["Siren","In Greek stories, sea beings whose songs lured sailors"],["Sphinx","A lion with a human head, known for riddles"],["Minotaur","Half man, half bull, in the Labyrinth"],["Cyclops","A giant with one eye"],["Hydra","A many-headed serpent"],["Medusa","A woman with snakes for hair"],["Cerberus","A three-headed dog guarding the underworld"],["Chimera","A mix of lion, goat and snake"],["Kraken","A giant sea monster from Norse tales"],["Troll","A big, grumpy creature of Scandinavian stories, often under bridges"],["Elf","A magical, long-lived being of northern European folklore"],["Dwarf","A short, strong miner and smith in legends"],["Giant","A huge person in many folk tales"],["Ogre","A giant that eats people in tales"],["Goblin","A small, tricky creature in folk tales"],["Fairy","A tiny magical being with wings"],["Pixie","A playful fairy of English folk tales"],["Leprechaun","An Irish fairy shoemaker who hides a pot of gold"],["Banshee","An Irish spirit whose wail warns of trouble"],["Selkie","A seal who can take human form in Scottish and Irish tales"],["Kelpie","A Scottish water horse spirit"],["Loch Ness Monster","A legendary creature said to live in a Scottish lake"],["Bigfoot (Sasquatch)","A giant hairy creature said to live in North American forests"],["Yeti","A snowy mountain creature of the Himalayas"],["Thunderbird","A giant bird that makes thunder in many Native American stories"],["Jackalope","A tall tale rabbit with antlers"],["Kitsune","A Japanese fox spirit with many tails"],["Tengu","A Japanese bird-like spirit with a long nose"],["Kappa","A Japanese water imp who loves cucumbers"],["Oni","Japanese ogres"],["Tanuki","A Japanese raccoon dog spirit that can change its shape"],["Qilin","A Chinese creature that looks like a mix of deer and dragon"],["Fenghuang","The Chinese phoenix"],["Garuda","A bird king in Hindu and Buddhist stories"],["Naga","A serpent being in Hindu and Buddhist stories"],["Ganesha","The elephant-headed Hindu god"],["Hanuman","A monkey hero in the Ramayana"],["Djinn (genie)","A being of smokeless fire in Middle Eastern stories"],["Roc","A giant bird in Arabian tales"],["Anansi","A spider trickster in West African and Caribbean stories"],["Baba Yaga","A witch in Slavic tales who lives in a hut on chicken legs"],["Firebird","A glowing magical bird in Russian tales"],["Golem","A clay figure brought to life in Jewish folklore"],["Werewolf","A person who turns into a wolf in tales"],["Vampire","A legendary being who drinks blood, from old folktales"],["Ghost","The spirit of someone who died, in stories"],["Mummy","A wrapped body in Egyptian stories that comes to life in movies"],["Basilisk","A legendary serpent king whose gaze was deadly"],["Cockatrice","A creature with a rooster head and serpent body"],["Hippogriff","A creature with a horse body and eagle head, from old romances"],["Manticore","A Persian creature with a lion body, human face and scorpion tail"],["Wyvern","A two-legged dragon in European heraldry"],["Jabberwock","A creature in a nonsense poem by Lewis Carroll"],["Snark","A made-up creature in a poem by Lewis Carroll"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-national-parks-us","id":"fun-national-parks-us","title":"US National Parks","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Landmarks","levels":["3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"Famous national parks and what each is known for.","tags":["national parks","usa","nature"],"frontLabel":"Park","backLabel":"Known for","cards":[["Yellowstone (WY, MT, ID)","The first national park (1872); Old Faithful geyser and bison"],["Yosemite (CA)","Granite cliffs, waterfalls and giant sequoias"],["Grand Canyon (AZ)","A huge canyon cut by the Colorado River"],["Zion (UT)","Red rock canyons and narrow slot canyons"],["Bryce Canyon (UT)","Tall rock spires called hoodoos"],["Arches (UT)","More than 2,000 natural sandstone arches"],["Canyonlands (UT)","Deep canyons and mesas carved by rivers"],["Great Smoky Mountains (TN, NC)","Misty mountains and lots of different plants and animals"],["Acadia (ME)","Rocky coast and first sunrise views in the US in some seasons"],["Glacier (MT)","Mountains, glaciers and clear lakes"],["Rocky Mountain (CO)","High peaks and elk"],["Grand Teton (WY)","Jagged mountains rising from a valley"],["Olympic (WA)","Rainforest, mountains and Pacific beaches"],["Mount Rainier (WA)","A giant volcano with glaciers"],["Redwood (CA)","The tallest trees on Earth"],["Sequoia (CA)","Giant sequoias, the largest trees by volume"],["Joshua Tree (CA)","Desert with twisted Joshua trees"],["Death Valley (CA, NV)","The hottest, driest place in North America"],["Everglades (FL)","A huge wetland with alligators and wading birds"],["Biscayne (FL)","Mostly underwater, with coral reefs"],["Dry Tortugas (FL)","Islands with an old fort, far out in the Gulf"],["Mammoth Cave (KY)","The longest known cave system in the world"],["Carlsbad Caverns (NM)","Huge limestone caves and a bat flight at dusk"],["Big Bend (TX)","Desert, mountains and the Rio Grande"],["Badlands (SD)","Striped, eroded hills and fossils"],["Wind Cave (SD)","A cave with rare boxwork formations"],["Theodore Roosevelt (ND)","Rugged badlands and wild horses"],["Voyageurs (MN)","Lakes and canoeing"],["Isle Royale (MI)","A wilderness island in Lake Superior"],["Cuyahoga Valley (OH)","A park with waterfalls and a scenic train"],["Shenandoah (VA)","Skyline Drive and fall colors"],["Hot Springs (AR)","Natural hot springs and old bathhouses"],["Congaree (SC)","A forest in a floodplain"],["Denali (AK)","Home of North America's tallest mountain"],["Glacier Bay (AK)","Tidewater glaciers and whales"],["Kenai Fjords (AK)","Fjords, glaciers and sea life"],["Katmai (AK)","Brown bears catching salmon"],["Haleakala (HI)","A huge volcano crater on Maui"],["Hawaii Volcanoes (HI)","Active volcanoes"],["Petrified Forest (AZ)","Trees turned to stone"],["Saguaro (AZ)","Giant cactus forest"],["Mesa Verde (CO)","Ancient cliff homes built by Ancestral Puebloans"],["Great Sand Dunes (CO)","The tallest sand dunes in North America"],["Crater Lake (OR)","The deepest lake in the US, in an old volcano"],["Lassen Volcanic (CA)","Hot springs and volcanic mud pots"],["Pinnacles (CA)","Rock spires and rare California condors"],["Channel Islands (CA)","Island wildlife off the coast"],["North Cascades (WA)","Rugged peaks and glaciers"],["Great Basin (NV)","Ancient bristlecone pines and dark skies"],["Capitol Reef (UT)","A long wrinkle in the Earth called a monocline"],["Black Canyon of the Gunnison (CO)","A very steep, narrow canyon"],["Guadalupe Mountains (TX)","Highest point in Texas"],["White Sands (NM)","Glowing white gypsum dunes"],["Gateway Arch (MO)","A national park with the famous Arch in St. Louis"],["Indiana Dunes (IN)","Sand dunes on Lake Michigan"],["Virgin Islands (USVI)","Beaches and coral reefs"],["National Park Service","The agency that cares for national parks; founded in 1916"],["Ranger","A person who protects and teaches about parks"],["Junior Ranger","A kids' program where you earn a badge"],["Leave No Trace","Take only photos, leave only footprints"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-norse-myths","id":"fun-norse-myths","title":"Norse Gods and Creatures","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Mythology","levels":["3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"The gods, giants and places of Viking-age Norse myths, told plainly.","tags":["mythology","norse","vikings"],"frontLabel":"Name","backLabel":"Who or what","cards":[["Odin","Chief of the gods, wise, with one eye and two ravens"],["Thor","God of thunder who carries the hammer Mjolnir"],["Loki","A clever trickster god who makes mischief"],["Freya","Goddess of love and beauty, and also of magic"],["Frigg","Odin's wife, goddess of the home"],["Baldur","Gentle god of light and joy"],["Tyr","Brave god of law and war; Tuesday is named for him"],["Heimdall","Guardian of the rainbow bridge, with sharp ears and eyes"],["Freyr","God of sunshine, rain and crops"],["Sif","Thor's wife, famous for her golden hair"],["Idun","Goddess who keeps the apples of youth"],["Bragi","God of poetry and song"],["Hel","Ruler of the world of the dead that shares her name"],["Mjolnir","Thor's magic hammer"],["Gungnir","Odin's magic spear"],["Sleipnir","Odin's eight-legged horse"],["Huginn and Muninn","Odin's two ravens, Thought and Memory"],["Asgard","Home of the gods"],["Midgard","The world of people"],["Jotunheim","Land of the giants"],["Bifrost","The rainbow bridge between Asgard and Midgard"],["Yggdrasil","The giant world tree that connects nine worlds"],["Valhalla","Odin's great hall for brave warriors"],["Valkyries","Warrior maidens who serve Odin"],["Fenrir","A giant wolf, son of Loki"],["Jormungandr","The huge sea serpent that circles the world"],["Ragnarok","The great final battle and the end of the old world"],["Aesir","The main family of Norse gods"],["Vanir","A second family of gods tied to nature and farming"],["Giants","Powerful beings who often clash with the gods"],["Dwarves","Skilled craftspeople who made magic items"],["Elves","Bright beings of the world Alfheim"],["Norns","Three women who shape fate"],["Odin's missing eye","He gave an eye for a drink from the well of wisdom"],["Wednesday","Named for Woden, another name for Odin"],["Thursday","Named for Thor"],["Friday","Named for Frigg or Freya"],["Runes","Letters of the old Norse alphabet"],["Longship","The Vikings' fast sailing ship"],["Skald","A Viking poet"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-north-american-birds","id":"fun-north-american-birds","title":"Birds of North America","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Birds","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"Common birds you may see in backyards and parks, and how to spot them.","tags":["birds","birdwatching","north america"],"frontLabel":"Bird","backLabel":"How to spot it","cards":[["American Robin","Orange-red breast, gray-brown back; hops on lawns hunting worms"],["Northern Cardinal","Male is bright red with a crest; female is tan with red touches"],["Blue Jay","Blue, white and black with a crest and loud call"],["American Goldfinch","Male is bright yellow with a black cap in summer"],["House Sparrow","Small brown bird common near people"],["Black-capped Chickadee","Small, black cap and bib, says 'chick-a-dee-dee'"],["Tufted Titmouse","Gray with a crest and big black eyes"],["White-breasted Nuthatch","Climbs down tree trunks head first"],["Downy Woodpecker","Small black and white woodpecker"],["Red-bellied Woodpecker","Zebra-striped back and a red cap"],["Pileated Woodpecker","Crow-sized with a bright red crest"],["Mourning Dove","Soft gray-brown bird with a gentle cooing call"],["Rock Pigeon","City bird in gray with iridescent neck"],["Canada Goose","Black neck, white chin strap, honks in V formation"],["Mallard","Male has a shiny green head; female is brown"],["Bald Eagle","Large with a white head and tail, the US national bird"],["Red-tailed Hawk","Big hawk with a rusty tail, often seen on poles"],["Great Horned Owl","Large owl with ear tufts that hoots at night"],["Barn Owl","Pale heart-shaped face, hunts at night"],["Ruby-throated Hummingbird","Tiny, the male has a red throat; the only hummingbird in most of the eastern US"],["Turkey Vulture","Big dark bird with a red head, soars in the sky"],["American Crow","All black, says 'caw'"],["Common Raven","Bigger than a crow, deep croak"],["Northern Mockingbird","Gray bird that copies other birds' songs"],["Gray Catbird","Slate gray bird with a call like a cat's mew"],["Brown Thrasher","Reddish-brown with a streaked chest, sings long songs"],["Eastern Bluebird","Blue back and orange chest"],["Baltimore Oriole","Bright orange and black bird that weaves hanging nests"],["Red-winged Blackbird","Black with red and yellow shoulder patches"],["Common Grackle","Glossy black bird with a long tail"],["European Starling","Speckled, shiny and chatty; it came from Europe"],["Cedar Waxwing","Silky brown with a crest and a yellow tail tip"],["Barn Swallow","Blue back, orange chest, forked tail"],["Purple Martin","A large swallow that nests in birdhouses"],["Killdeer","Plover with two black chest bands; fakes a hurt wing to lure foes from its nest"],["Great Blue Heron","Tall gray-blue wader with a long neck"],["Sandhill Crane","Tall gray bird with a red forehead patch"],["Herring Gull","The classic seagull, white and gray"],["Brown Pelican","Dives into the sea for fish"],["Osprey","A fish hawk that dives feet first"],["American Kestrel","Our smallest falcon; hovers over fields"],["Peregrine Falcon","The fastest diving bird"],["Wild Turkey","Big ground bird; males fan their tails"],["Common Loon","Black and white bird with an eerie call; Minnesota's state bird"],["Scarlet Tanager","Male is bright red with black wings"],["Indigo Bunting","A small bird that looks deep blue"],["Dark-eyed Junco","Gray bird with a white belly; called the snowbird"],["White-throated Sparrow","Song sounds like 'Oh sweet Canada, Canada'"],["Song Sparrow","Streaky brown with a central chest spot"],["House Finch","Male has a red head and chest"],["Eastern Towhee","Black head, rusty sides, says 'drink your tea'"],["Carolina Wren","Loud small reddish-brown bird with a white stripe over the eye"],["Ruby-crowned Kinglet","A tiny, active bird that flicks its wings"],["Belted Kingfisher","Blue-gray fisher with a shaggy crest"],["Wood Duck","Colorful duck that nests in tree holes"],["Roadrunner","A long-legged bird of the Southwest that runs fast"],["Western Meadowlark","Yellow chest with a black V; sweet flute-like song"],["Steller's Jay","Dark blue jay with a black crest of the West"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-nursery-rhymes","id":"fun-nursery-rhymes","title":"Nursery Rhymes","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Rhymes","levels":["pre-k","k-2"],"description":"Who or what is in each classic nursery rhyme? Tap to remember the next line.","tags":["nursery rhymes","toddlers","songs"],"frontLabel":"Rhyme starts","backLabel":"It continues","cards":[["Twinkle, twinkle, little star","How I wonder what you are"],["Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall","Humpty Dumpty had a great fall"],["Jack and Jill went up the hill","To fetch a pail of water"],["Mary had a little lamb","Its fleece was white as snow"],["Hickory, dickory, dock","The mouse ran up the clock"],["Baa, baa, black sheep","Have you any wool?"],["Little Miss Muffet","Sat on a tuffet eating her curds and whey"],["Itsy Bitsy Spider","Climbed up the water spout"],["Row, row, row your boat","Gently down the stream"],["Old MacDonald had a farm","E-I-E-I-O"],["Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake, baker's man","Bake me a cake as fast as you can"],["London Bridge is falling down","Falling down, falling down"],["Jack be nimble, Jack be quick","Jack jump over the candlestick"],["Little Bo Peep has lost her sheep","And doesn't know where to find them"],["Little Jack Horner","Sat in a corner eating his Christmas pie"],["Hey diddle diddle","The cat and the fiddle, the cow jumped over the moon"],["Wee Willie Winkie","Runs through the town"],["Georgie Porgie, pudding and pie","Kissed the girls and made them cry"],["Rock-a-bye baby, on the treetop","When the wind blows the cradle will rock"],["Peter Piper picked","A peck of pickled peppers"],["Pease porridge hot","Pease porridge cold"],["Simple Simon met a pieman","Going to the fair"],["Three blind mice","See how they run"],["Old King Cole","Was a merry old soul"],["The Grand Old Duke of York","Had ten thousand men"],["Ring around the rosie","A pocket full of posies"],["The wheels on the bus","Go round and round"],["Five little monkeys","Jumping on the bed"],["Ten in the bed","And the little one said, 'Roll over!'"],["Rain, rain, go away","Come again another day"],["This little piggy went to market","This little piggy stayed home"],["Polly put the kettle on","We'll all have tea"],["Sing a song of sixpence","A pocket full of rye"],["Mary, Mary, quite contrary","How does your garden grow?"],["Little Boy Blue","Come blow your horn"],["Yankee Doodle","Went to town riding on a pony"],["I'm a little teapot","Short and stout"],["If you're happy and you know it","Clap your hands"],["The Muffin Man","Do you know the muffin man?"],["Pop goes the weasel","Round and round the mulberry bush"],["Doctor Foster went to Gloucester","In a shower of rain"],["There was an old woman who lived in a shoe","She had so many children she didn't know what to do"],["Jack Sprat could eat no fat","His wife could eat no lean"],["Little Tommy Tucker","Sings for his supper"],["Cock-a-doodle-doo","My dame has lost her shoe"],["Mary Mary","Quite contrary"],["One, two, buckle my shoe","Three, four, shut the door"],["Hot cross buns","One a penny, two a penny"],["Old Mother Hubbard","Went to the cupboard"],["Twinkle Twinkle author","The words come from a poem by Jane Taylor, 1806"],["Who is Mother Goose?","A made-up storyteller linked with rhymes"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-olympics","id":"fun-olympics","title":"Olympic Games and Host Cities","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Sports","levels":["3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"Olympic sports, symbols and host cities.","tags":["olympics","sports","host cities"],"frontLabel":"Question","backLabel":"Answer","cards":[["Where did the ancient Olympics start?","Olympia, Greece, in 776 BCE"],["When did the modern Olympics begin?","1896 in Athens, Greece"],["How often are the Summer Olympics held?","Every four years"],["What are the Olympic rings?","Five linked rings in blue, yellow, black, green and red on a white background"],["What do the five rings stand for?","The five inhabited continents joined together"],["What is the Olympic motto?","Faster, Higher, Stronger, now with 'Together'"],["What is the Olympic flame?","A torch lit in Olympia and carried to the host city"],["What do gold, silver and bronze medals stand for?","First, second and third place"],["Who founded the modern Olympics?","Pierre de Coubertin of France"],["Where were the 1900 Olympics held?","Paris, France"],["Where were the 1904 Olympics?","St. Louis, USA"],["Where were the 1908 Olympics?","London, England"],["Where were the 1912 Olympics?","Stockholm, Sweden"],["Where were the 1924 Summer Olympics?","Paris, France"],["Where were the 1928 Summer Olympics?","Amsterdam, Netherlands"],["Where were the 1932 Summer Olympics?","Los Angeles, USA"],["Where were the 1936 Summer Olympics?","Berlin, Germany"],["Where were the 1948 Summer Olympics?","London, England"],["Where were the 1952 Summer Olympics?","Helsinki, Finland"],["Where were the 1956 Summer Olympics?","Melbourne, Australia"],["Where were the 1960 Summer Olympics?","Rome, Italy"],["Where were the 1964 Summer Olympics?","Tokyo, Japan"],["Where were the 1968 Summer Olympics?","Mexico City, Mexico"],["Where were the 1972 Summer Olympics?","Munich, West Germany"],["Where were the 1976 Summer Olympics?","Montreal, Canada"],["Where were the 1980 Summer Olympics?","Moscow, Soviet Union"],["Where were the 1984 Summer Olympics?","Los Angeles, USA"],["Where were the 1988 Summer Olympics?","Seoul, South Korea"],["Where were the 1992 Summer Olympics?","Barcelona, Spain"],["Where were the 1996 Summer Olympics?","Atlanta, USA"],["Where were the 2000 Summer Olympics?","Sydney, Australia"],["Where were the 2004 Summer Olympics?","Athens, Greece"],["Where were the 2008 Summer Olympics?","Beijing, China"],["Where were the 2012 Summer Olympics?","London, England"],["Where were the 2016 Summer Olympics?","Rio de Janeiro, Brazil"],["Where were the 2020 Summer Olympics (held in 2021)?","Tokyo, Japan"],["Where were the 2024 Summer Olympics?","Paris, France"],["Where are the 2028 Summer Olympics?","Los Angeles, USA"],["Where were the 1980 Winter Olympics?","Lake Placid, USA"],["Where were the 1988 Winter Olympics?","Calgary, Canada"],["Where were the 1994 Winter Olympics?","Lillehammer, Norway"],["Where were the 1998 Winter Olympics?","Nagano, Japan"],["Where were the 2002 Winter Olympics?","Salt Lake City, USA"],["Where were the 2006 Winter Olympics?","Turin, Italy"],["Where were the 2010 Winter Olympics?","Vancouver, Canada"],["Where were the 2014 Winter Olympics?","Sochi, Russia"],["Where were the 2018 Winter Olympics?","PyeongChang, South Korea"],["Where were the 2022 Winter Olympics?","Beijing, China"],["Where were the 2026 Winter Olympics?","Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy"],["Name three track and field events.","Sprint, long jump, shot put (and many more)"],["Name some Summer Olympic sports.","Swimming, gymnastics, athletics, soccer, basketball, cycling"],["Name some Winter Olympic sports.","Skiing, skating, snowboarding, ice hockey, curling"],["What is the marathon distance?","About 26.2 miles (42.195 km)"],["Why is it called a marathon?","Named after a famous run from Marathon to Athens in Greek legend"],["What is the decathlon?","A ten-event track and field contest"],["What is the heptathlon?","A seven-event contest for women"],["What is curling?","Sliding stones on ice toward a target and sweeping the ice"],["What is the biathlon?","Cross-country skiing and rifle shooting; a winter sport"],["Who was Jesse Owens?","American runner who won four gold medals at the 1936 Olympics"],["Who was Jim Thorpe?","A Native American athlete who won gold in 1912"],["What are the Paralympic Games?","Games for athletes with disabilities"],["What are the Youth Olympic Games?","Games for teen athletes"],["What is the Olympic oath?","A promise by athletes to compete fairly"],["What is the Parade of Nations?","Teams from each country march in at the opening"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-optical-illusions-magic","id":"fun-optical-illusions-magic","title":"Optical Illusions and Magic Words","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Mind Tricks","levels":["3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"Famous optical illusions and the words magicians use.","tags":["illusions","magic","psychology"],"frontLabel":"Word","backLabel":"Meaning","cards":[["Optical illusion","A picture that tricks your eyes or brain"],["Muller-Lyer illusion","Two lines look different lengths because of the arrow ends, but they are the same"],["Ponzo illusion","Two same-size lines look different when placed between converging lines"],["Ebbinghaus illusion","A circle looks bigger or smaller depending on the circles around it"],["Rubin vase","An image that looks like a vase or two faces"],["Duck-rabbit","A drawing that can look like a duck or a rabbit"],["Necker cube","A line cube that seems to flip which face is in front"],["Penrose triangle","An impossible triangle that cannot exist in real life"],["Penrose stairs","An endless staircase that always goes up, impossible in real life"],["Cafe wall illusion","Straight lines look tilted because of shifted black and white tiles"],["Hermann grid","Gray dots seem to appear where white lines cross"],["Checker shadow illusion","Two squares look different but are the same shade"],["Afterimage","Staring at a color and looking away shows the opposite color"],["Stroop effect","It is hard to say the color of ink when the word names another color"],["Troxler fading","Staring makes things in your side vision fade"],["Motion illusion","A still picture seems to move"],["Moon illusion","The Moon looks bigger near the horizon than high in the sky"],["Mirage","A trick of light that makes water seem to appear on hot ground"],["Camouflage","Blending in so you are hard to see"],["Forced perspective","Using distance to make something look bigger or smaller in a photo"],["Impossible object","A drawing that looks real but cannot be built as drawn"],["Hidden image","A picture hidden in another picture"],["Stereogram (Magic Eye)","A flat picture that shows 3D shapes when you relax your eyes"],["Blind spot","The small spot in your vision where the optic nerve leaves the eye"],["Persistence of vision","Why a quick series of pictures looks like movement"],["Flipbook","Pages of drawings that make movement when flipped fast"],["Zoetrope","A spinning drum that makes pictures appear to move"],["Illusion of size","Same-size objects look different because of surroundings"],["Sleight of hand","Using fast, clever hand moves to fool the eye"],["Misdirection","Drawing attention away from the secret move"],["Prestidigitation","A fancy word for magic done with the hands"],["Illusionist","A magician who performs large tricks"],["Magician's assistant","A helper on stage in a trick"],["Wand","A thin stick magicians wave"],["Top hat","A tall hat from which rabbits seem to appear"],["Abracadabra","A magic word said before a trick"],["Presto","A word magicians say when the trick is done"],["Patter","The words a magician says during a trick"],["The reveal","The moment when the trick is shown"],["The prestige","The final surprising part of a trick"],["Force","When a magician makes you choose the card they want"],["Palming","Hiding a small object in the palm"],["Shuffle","Mixing a deck of cards"],["Card trick","A trick done with playing cards"],["Coin trick","A trick where a coin seems to vanish or move"],["Rope trick","A trick with a rope that seems to cut and join"],["Mind reading act","A show that seems to guess your thoughts"],["Houdini","Harry Houdini, a famous escape artist of the early 1900s"],["Escapology","The art of escaping from ropes, chains or boxes"],["Pull a rabbit out of a hat","A classic magic trick image"],["Cut and restored rope","A trick where the rope is cut and magically fixed"],["Linking rings","A trick with metal rings that join and separate"],["Vanishing","Making something seem to disappear"],["Levitation","Making something seem to float"],["Fooled you!","Good magicians never reveal their secrets"],["Close-up magic","Tricks done right in front of people at a table"],["Stage magic","Large tricks done for a big audience"],["Street magic","Magic performed for people out in public"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-pet-care","id":"fun-pet-care","title":"Caring for Pets","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Pets","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"How to take good care of common family pets.","tags":["pets","care","responsibility"],"frontLabel":"Question","backLabel":"Answer","cards":[["What do all pets need every day?","Fresh water, food, shelter and love"],["How often should a dog be walked?","At least once or twice a day"],["Who takes dogs to the vet?","The pet's owner, with a grown-up's help"],["What is a vet?","A doctor for animals"],["What are vaccines?","Shots that protect pets from diseases"],["What is a microchip?","A tiny chip under the skin that helps find a lost pet"],["What is a collar tag for?","Shows the pet's name and your phone number"],["Should dogs eat chocolate?","No, chocolate is bad for dogs"],["Should cats eat onions?","No, onions can make cats and dogs sick"],["What do cats use a litter box for?","Going to the bathroom"],["How often should you change a cat's water?","Every day"],["What do hamsters like to do on a wheel?","Run"],["When are hamsters most active?","At night"],["What do rabbits eat the most?","Hay"],["What do guinea pigs need in their food?","Vitamin C"],["Can guinea pigs live alone?","They are happier with a companion"],["What do pet fish need?","Clean water, food and the right tank temperature"],["How much should you feed a fish?","A small pinch only; too much makes the water dirty"],["What do pet birds need?","A roomy cage, toys, seed or pellets and fresh water"],["What does a bearded dragon eat?","Insects and vegetables"],["What do turtles need in a tank?","Water, a dry basking spot and a heat lamp"],["What is a pet's habitat?","The home you set up for it"],["What should you do before petting a dog you don't know?","Ask the owner first"],["Where do you let a dog sniff you?","Let it sniff the back of your hand first"],["What does a wagging tail mean?","Usually happy, but not always"],["What does a cat's purr mean?","Usually content, sometimes it is calming itself"],["What does a cat's slow blink mean?","A relaxed, friendly sign"],["Why do dogs pant?","To cool down"],["Why must pets not be left in a hot car?","It heats up fast and can be deadly"],["Why brush a pet's fur?","Keeps the coat clean and healthy"],["Why trim a pet's nails?","So they don't get too long or hurt"],["Why do dogs need training?","So they behave and stay safe"],["What is a treat for?","A small reward for good behavior"],["What is a leash for?","Keeps your dog safe on walks"],["What is a crate?","A safe den-like space for a dog or cat"],["What is adoption?","Taking in a pet from a shelter"],["What is an animal shelter?","A place that cares for homeless animals"],["What does spaying or neutering do?","Prevents a pet from having babies"],["What does it mean for a pet to be house-trained?","It knows where to go to the bathroom"],["How long do dogs usually live?","About 10 to 15 years, depending on the breed"],["How long do indoor cats live?","Often 12 to 18 years or more"],["How long do hamsters live?","About two to three years"],["How long do parakeets live?","About 5 to 10 years"],["What should you do after touching a pet?","Wash your hands"],["What should you do if a pet is sick?","Tell a grown-up so a vet can help"],["What do puppies chew on?","Toys made for chewing"],["Why do dogs need exercise?","To stay healthy and happy"],["Why do cats scratch?","To stretch and keep claws healthy"],["What is a scratching post for?","Gives a cat a place to scratch"],["What do ferrets love?","Playing and tunnels"],["What is pet insurance?","Pays part of vet bills"],["What does responsible pet ownership mean?","Giving a pet care for its whole life"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-polar-desert-animals","id":"fun-polar-desert-animals","title":"Polar and Desert Animals","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Animals","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"How animals survive the coldest and driest places on Earth.","tags":["polar","desert","animals","adaptations"],"frontLabel":"Animal","backLabel":"Fact","cards":[["Polar bear","Arctic hunter with black skin under white-looking fur"],["Penguin","Flightless bird of the southern oceans; the emperor is the tallest"],["Arctic fox","Turns white in winter to match the snow"],["Arctic hare","Has thick white fur and long hind legs"],["Snowy owl","White owl that hunts in the Arctic"],["Walrus","Uses tusks to haul itself onto ice"],["Seal","Has blubber to keep warm in icy water"],["Narwhal","A whale with a long spiral tusk"],["Beluga whale","A white whale of Arctic waters"],["Reindeer (caribou)","A deer that travels long distances across the tundra"],["Musk ox","A shaggy, thick-coated animal of the Arctic"],["Lemming","A small rodent of the Arctic tundra"],["Orca","A black and white whale that hunts in cold seas"],["Arctic tern","Flies from the Arctic to the Antarctic each year"],["Krill","Tiny shrimp that feed many Antarctic animals"],["Leopard seal","A big spotted seal of Antarctica"],["Emperor penguin","The largest penguin; dads keep the egg warm on their feet"],["Adelie penguin","A smaller penguin with a white ring around its eye"],["Blubber","A thick layer of fat that keeps animals warm"],["Tundra","A cold, treeless land where soil under the surface stays frozen"],["Permafrost","Ground that stays frozen all year"],["Camel","Stores fat in its hump and can go a long time without water"],["Fennec fox","A small desert fox with big ears that let heat escape"],["Meerkat","A small desert mammal that stands guard on its hind legs"],["Kangaroo rat","A desert rodent that gets water from seeds"],["Roadrunner","A fast ground bird of the American desert"],["Gila monster","A venomous lizard of the American Southwest; it is shy"],["Horned lizard","A spiky desert lizard that can squirt blood from its eyes to scare enemies"],["Sidewinder","A snake that moves sideways over loose sand"],["Rattlesnake","A snake that warns with a rattle"],["Scorpion","Hunts at night in deserts"],["Tarantula hawk","A big wasp that hunts tarantulas"],["Coyote","A wild dog that lives in many habitats, deserts included"],["Javelina (collared peccary)","A wild pig-like animal of the Southwest"],["Desert tortoise","Digs burrows to escape the heat"],["Addax","A pale antelope of the Sahara"],["Oryx","A desert antelope with long straight horns"],["Dromedary","A camel with one hump"],["Bactrian camel","A camel with two humps"],["Jerboa","A tiny hopping desert rodent with long hind legs"],["Saguaro cactus","A huge cactus of the Sonoran Desert; birds nest in it"],["Cactus","A plant that stores water in its stem"],["Oasis","A place in a desert with water and plants"],["Dune","A hill of sand built by wind"],["Mirage","A trick of light that makes water appear on hot ground"],["Nocturnal","Active at night; many desert animals are"],["Hibernate","To sleep through winter"],["Camouflage","Colors that help animals hide in their surroundings"],["Adaptation","A body part or behavior that helps an animal survive where it lives"],["Sahara","The largest hot desert, in North Africa"],["Antarctica","A frozen continent at the South Pole"],["Arctic","The cold region around the North Pole"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-rainforest-jungle-animals","id":"fun-rainforest-jungle-animals","title":"Rainforest and Jungle Animals","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Animals","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"Animals of the rainforest and what makes each special.","tags":["rainforest","jungle","animals"],"frontLabel":"Animal","backLabel":"Fact","cards":[["Jaguar","A strong spotted cat of the Americas that likes water"],["Toucan","A bird with a huge colorful bill"],["Macaw","A big, bright parrot with a long tail"],["Sloth","A slow tree-dweller that sleeps a lot"],["Howler monkey","Has one of the loudest calls of any land animal"],["Spider monkey","Uses its tail like a fifth hand"],["Capuchin monkey","A smart monkey that uses tools"],["Orangutan","A red-haired ape of Borneo and Sumatra"],["Gorilla","The largest ape; lives in African forests"],["Chimpanzee","A smart ape that uses tools"],["Bonobo","An ape related to chimpanzees, found in Congo"],["Tapir","Has a short flexible trunk-like snout"],["Capybara","The world's largest rodent"],["Okapi","A forest animal with zebra-like legs, related to giraffes"],["Poison dart frog","A tiny, bright frog; its colors warn that it is poisonous"],["Red-eyed tree frog","Has bright red eyes and green skin"],["Green anaconda","A very heavy snake that lives in water"],["Boa constrictor","A big snake that squeezes prey"],["Emerald tree boa","A green snake that hangs in trees"],["Chameleon","Changes color and has eyes that move on their own"],["Leafcutter ant","Carries pieces of leaf like little umbrellas"],["Morpho butterfly","A butterfly with shiny blue wings"],["Hercules beetle","One of the biggest beetles"],["Tarantula","A big hairy spider"],["Piranha","A fish with sharp teeth in South American rivers"],["Electric eel","Makes electricity in rivers"],["Pink river dolphin","A freshwater dolphin of the Amazon"],["Harpy eagle","A huge forest eagle with big talons"],["Quetzal","A bird with long green tail feathers in Central America"],["Hummingbird","Tiny bird that hovers to sip nectar"],["Bengal tiger","A large striped cat of Asia's forests"],["Asian elephant","Has smaller ears than African elephants"],["Sun bear","Smallest bear, with a long tongue for honey"],["Binturong","Smells like buttered popcorn and has a gripping tail"],["Flying fox","A large fruit bat"],["Pangolin","An animal covered in scales that rolls into a ball"],["Tarsier","A small primate with giant eyes"],["Lemur","Primates of Madagascar"],["Aye-aye","A lemur with a long thin finger for finding insects"],["Cassowary","A big flightless bird with a helmet-like crest"],["Bird of paradise","A bird with showy feathers that dances"],["Komodo dragon","The largest lizard, found on a few Indonesian islands"],["Rainforest layers","Forest floor, understory, canopy and emergent layer"],["Canopy","The thick layer of treetops"],["Emergent layer","The tallest trees poking above the canopy"],["Understory","A shady layer beneath the canopy"],["Epiphyte","A plant that grows on another plant, like many orchids"],["Why are rainforests important?","They are home to many species and help clean the air"],["Amazon rainforest","The largest tropical rainforest, in South America"],["Congo rainforest","A big rainforest in Africa"],["Daintree rainforest","An ancient rainforest in Australia"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-reptiles-amphibians","id":"fun-reptiles-amphibians","title":"Reptiles and Amphibians","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Animals","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"Frogs, lizards, snakes, turtles and other cold-blooded animals.","tags":["reptiles","amphibians","animals"],"frontLabel":"Animal or term","backLabel":"Fact","cards":[["Reptile","A cold-blooded animal with scaly skin, like a snake or lizard"],["Amphibian","An animal that starts life in water and often lives on land as an adult"],["Cold-blooded","Body heat comes from the surroundings"],["Frog","Smooth skin and long legs; starts as a tadpole"],["Toad","Bumpy, drier skin and shorter legs than a frog"],["Salamander","A lizard-like amphibian with a tail"],["Newt","A small salamander that often lives in water"],["Axolotl","A salamander that keeps its feathery gills as an adult"],["Caecilian","A legless amphibian that looks like a worm"],["Tadpole","The baby of a frog, with gills and a tail"],["Metamorphosis (frog)","The change from tadpole to frog"],["Bullfrog","A big North American frog with a deep call"],["Tree frog","A small climbing frog with sticky toe pads"],["Poison dart frog","Bright, tiny frog; its colors warn of poison"],["Snake","A legless reptile that flicks its tongue to smell"],["Python","A big snake that squeezes its prey"],["Cobra","A snake that spreads a hood"],["Rattlesnake","A snake with a rattle on its tail; best left alone"],["Garter snake","A common, harmless snake with stripes"],["King cobra","The longest venomous snake"],["Lizard","A scaly reptile, usually with four legs"],["Gecko","A lizard that climbs walls with sticky toes"],["Iguana","A big plant-eating lizard"],["Chameleon","Changes color and has independently moving eyes"],["Komodo dragon","The biggest lizard"],["Bearded dragon","A friendly pet lizard from Australia"],["Skink","A lizard with smooth shiny scales"],["Anole","A small lizard that can change from green to brown"],["Turtle","A reptile with a shell; lives mostly in water"],["Tortoise","A land turtle with sturdy legs"],["Snapping turtle","A turtle with a strong bite"],["Sea turtle","Swims thousands of miles; females return to beaches to lay eggs"],["Painted turtle","A colorful pond turtle"],["Galapagos tortoise","The largest living tortoise"],["Alligator","A reptile with a wide, U-shaped snout"],["Crocodile","A reptile with a longer V-shaped snout"],["Caiman","A smaller relative of the alligator"],["Gharial","A crocodilian with a very long, narrow snout"],["Tuatara","A rare reptile of New Zealand that looks like a lizard"],["Shedding","Snakes and lizards shed their old skin as they grow"],["Hibernation","Winter sleep"],["Brumation","Reptile winter slowdown"],["Egg","Most reptiles lay leathery eggs on land"],["Amphibian eggs","Laid in water, soft and jelly-covered"],["Camouflage","Hiding by blending in"],["Venom","Poison injected by a bite or sting"],["Forked tongue","Helps snakes smell and sense the air"],["Basking","Lying in the sun to warm up"],["Terrarium","A glass home for small reptiles or amphibians"],["Herpetologist","A scientist who studies reptiles and amphibians"],["Tail dropping","Some lizards can drop their tail to escape and regrow it"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-riddles-easy","id":"fun-riddles-easy","title":"Easy Riddles","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Riddles","levels":["k-2","3-5"],"description":"Simple riddles for kids. Read the riddle, think, then flip.","tags":["riddles","puzzles","fun"],"frontLabel":"Riddle","backLabel":"Answer","cards":[["What has hands but cannot clap?","A clock"],["What has a face but no eyes?","A clock"],["What goes up but never comes down?","Your age"],["What has four legs but cannot walk?","A table"],["What gets wetter as it dries?","A towel"],["What has a neck but no head?","A bottle"],["What has teeth but cannot bite?","A comb"],["What has an eye but cannot see?","A needle"],["What can you catch but not throw?","A cold"],["What has a ring but no finger?","A telephone"],["What has legs but cannot walk?","A chair"],["What is full of holes but still holds water?","A sponge"],["What has one eye and cannot see?","A needle"],["What goes up and down but never moves?","A staircase"],["What can run but never walks?","Water"],["What has a thumb and four fingers but is not alive?","A glove"],["What building has the most stories?","A library"],["What kind of room has no doors or windows?","A mushroom"],["What do you break by saying its name?","Silence"],["What comes once in a minute, twice in a moment, and never in a thousand years?","The letter M"],["What starts with T, ends with T, and has T in it?","A teapot"],["What has keys but no locks?","A piano"],["What has a bark but no bite?","A tree"],["What has a bottom at the top?","Your legs"],["What begins with an E and only has one letter in it?","An envelope"],["What can fill a room but takes no space?","Light"],["What is always in front of you but cannot be seen?","The future"],["What has a head and a tail but no body?","A coin"],["What can travel around the world while staying in a corner?","A stamp"],["What gets bigger the more you take from it?","A hole"],["What has many keys but cannot open a door?","A keyboard"],["What is black and white and read all over?","A newspaper"],["I am tall when I am young and short when I am old. 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ear"],["Shark teeth","They are replaced throughout life"],["Blue whale","The biggest animal ever to live"],["Humpback whale","Known for its songs and big leaps"],["Orca","A black and white whale also called a killer whale, really a big dolphin"],["Narwhal","A whale with a long tusk, nicknamed the unicorn of the sea"],["Beluga","A white whale that makes many sounds"],["Sperm whale","A deep diver with a huge head"],["Bottlenose dolphin","A smart, playful dolphin"],["Manatee","A gentle sea cow that eats plants"],["Sea otter","Floats on its back and uses rocks to crack shells"],["Walrus","A big seal relative with tusks"],["Seal","A sleek swimmer with flippers"],["Sea lion","A seal relative with ear flaps that can walk on its flippers"],["Octopus","Has eight arms and three hearts"],["Squid","Has ten arms and a streamlined body"],["Cuttlefish","Changes color to hide or talk"],["Giant squid","A deep-sea giant with huge eyes"],["Jellyfish","A soft sea animal with stinging tentacles and no 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earthquake"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-space-facts","id":"fun-space-facts","title":"Space Fun Facts","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Space","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"Fun, true facts about the planets, stars, and space travel.","tags":["space","planets","astronomy"],"frontLabel":"Question","backLabel":"Answer","cards":[["What is the closest star to Earth?","The Sun"],["Which planet is closest to the Sun?","Mercury"],["Which planet is the hottest?","Venus"],["Which planet is called the Red Planet?","Mars"],["Which planet is the largest?","Jupiter"],["Which planet has the most famous rings?","Saturn"],["Which planet spins on its side?","Uranus"],["Which planet is the farthest from the Sun?","Neptune"],["How many planets are in our solar system?","Eight"],["What is the order of the planets?","Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune"],["What is the Moon?","Earth's natural satellite"],["How long does the Moon take to go around Earth?","About 27 days"],["Who was the first person on the Moon?","Neil Armstrong, in 1969"],["What is the Milky Way?","Our home galaxy"],["What is a galaxy?","A huge group of stars, gas and dust"],["What is a light-year?","The distance light travels in one year"],["What is a comet?","An icy body that grows a glowing tail near the Sun"],["What is an asteroid?","A rocky object that orbits the Sun"],["What is a meteor?","A streak of light when space rock burns in the air"],["What is a meteorite?","A space rock that lands on Earth"],["What is the Great Red Spot?","A giant storm on Jupiter"],["What is a black hole?","A place where gravity is so strong that light cannot escape"],["What is a supernova?","The huge explosion of a dying star"],["What is a constellation?","A pattern of stars, like the Big Dipper"],["What is the North Star?","Polaris, which stays nearly in the same place in the northern sky"],["What is an eclipse of the Sun?","When the Moon blocks the Sun's light from Earth"],["What is a lunar eclipse?","When Earth's shadow falls on the Moon"],["What causes day and night?","Earth spinning on its axis"],["What causes seasons?","Earth's tilt as it goes around the Sun"],["How long is a year on Earth?","About 365 days"],["What was the first animal to orbit Earth?","A dog named Laika, in 1957"],["What was the first artificial satellite?","Sputnik 1, launched in 1957"],["What is the ISS?","The International Space Station, where astronauts live and work"],["Who was the first person in space?","Yuri Gagarin, in 1961"],["What is NASA?","The United States space agency"],["What is the Hubble Space Telescope?","A telescope that orbits Earth and takes sharp pictures of space"],["What is the James Webb Space Telescope?","An infrared space telescope launched in 2021"],["What are Mars rovers?","Robot vehicles that explore Mars"],["Which planet has a day longer than its year?","Venus"],["Which planet has the most moons known?","Saturn has the most confirmed 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warm"],["Black pepper","Dried berry of a vine; the most traded spice"],["Ginger","A spicy root used fresh or dried"],["Turmeric","Bright yellow-orange root; colors curry"],["Cumin","Earthy seeds common in Mexican and Indian food"],["Paprika","Ground dried red peppers"],["Chili powder","A mix with ground chilies and other spices"],["Cayenne","A hot red pepper powder"],["Nutmeg","Seed of a tree grated into sweet dishes"],["Cloves","Dried flower buds with a strong smell"],["Allspice","A berry that tastes like cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves together"],["Cardamom","Seed pods with a sweet, citrusy flavor"],["Vanilla","Flavor from the pod of an orchid"],["Saffron","Thread-like stigmas of a crocus flower; the world's costliest spice"],["Coriander","Seeds of the cilantro plant"],["Cilantro","Leafy herb used in salsa and curry"],["Mustard seed","Tiny seeds ground into mustard"],["Sesame seed","Small seeds used on buns and in tahini"],["Poppy seed","Tiny blue-black seeds used in baking"],["Fennel seed","Licorice-flavored seeds"],["Star anise","Star-shaped pod with a licorice flavor"],["Basil","Sweet green herb used in pesto and pizza"],["Oregano","Herb popular in Italian and Greek food"],["Thyme","Small-leaved herb with a gentle flavor"],["Rosemary","Needle-like leaves with a piney smell"],["Sage","Soft gray-green herb"],["Parsley","Bright green herb; curly or flat leaf"],["Mint","Cool, fresh-tasting leaves"],["Dill","Feathery herb used on pickles and fish"],["Chives","Thin green stalks with a mild onion flavor"],["Bay leaf","Dried leaf added to soups and removed before eating"],["Tarragon","Herb with a mild licorice flavor"],["Lemongrass","Tall grass with a lemon scent, used in Thai food"],["Wasabi","Sharp green paste served with sushi"],["Garlic powder","Dried, ground garlic"],["Onion powder","Dried, ground onion"],["Curry powder","A blend of spices such as turmeric, cumin and coriander"],["Garam masala","An Indian spice blend"],["Italian seasoning","A blend of dried herbs 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other.","tags":["opposites","toddlers","vocabulary"],"frontLabel":"Word","backLabel":"Opposite","cards":[["Up","Down"],["Hot","Cold"],["Big","Small"],["Fast","Slow"],["Happy","Sad"],["Day","Night"],["In","Out"],["On","Off"],["Open","Closed"],["Wet","Dry"],["Full","Empty"],["Old","New"],["Young","Old"],["Tall","Short"],["Long","Short"],["Hard","Soft"],["Heavy","Light"],["Loud","Quiet"],["Clean","Dirty"],["Good","Bad"],["Right","Left"],["Front","Back"],["Top","Bottom"],["Over","Under"],["Near","Far"],["Early","Late"],["First","Last"],["Push","Pull"],["Stop","Go"],["Come","Go"],["Give","Take"],["Laugh","Cry"],["Awake","Asleep"],["Wide","Narrow"],["Thick","Thin"],["Rough","Smooth"],["Sharp","Dull"],["Same","Different"],["Inside","Outside"],["Above","Below"],["Before","After"],["Begin","End"],["Win","Lose"],["Love","Hate"],["Yes","No"],["True","False"],["Rich","Poor"],["Strong","Weak"],["Brave","Scared"],["Sweet","Sour"],["Black","White"],["Sun","Moon"],["Boy","Girl"],["Mother","Father"],["Summer","Winter"],["Add","Subtract"],["Buy","Sell"],["Find","Lose"],["Work","Play"],["Ask","Answer"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-toddler-shapes","id":"fun-toddler-shapes","title":"Shapes 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does a triangle have?","Three"],["How many sides does a square have?","Four, all the same length"],["How many sides does a rectangle have?","Four, with two long and two short"],["How many sides does a circle have?","None, it is round"],["How many corners does a triangle have?","Three"],["How many corners does a square have?","Four"],["Which shape rolls?","A circle or a ball"],["Which shape is a stop sign?","An octagon"],["Which shape is a pizza box?","A square"],["Which shape is a door?","A rectangle"],["Which shape is a cookie?","A circle"],["Which shape is a slice of watermelon?","A half circle"],["Which shape is a kite?","A diamond"],["Which shape is an egg?","An oval"],["Which shape is a clock face?","A circle"],["Which shape is a wheel?","A circle"],["Which shape is a roof?","A triangle"],["Which shape is a book?","A rectangle"],["Which shape is a window?","A square or a rectangle"],["Which shape is a party hat?","A cone"],["Which shape is a box?","A cube or rectangle prism"],["Which shape is a snowman's body?","Spheres"],["Which shape is a rainbow?","An arch"],["Which shape shines in the night sky?","A star"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-tongue-twisters","id":"fun-tongue-twisters","title":"Tongue Twisters","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Word Play","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"Say them fast three times! Front gives the name, back gives the twister.","tags":["tongue twisters","speech","fun"],"frontLabel":"Sound","backLabel":"Twister","cards":[["S sounds","She sells seashells by the seashore"],["P sounds","Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers"],["W sounds","How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?"],["B sounds","Betty Botter bought some butter"],["F sounds","Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear; Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair"],["R sounds","Red lorry, yellow lorry"],["Sh and S","Sixty-six sick chicks"],["L and R","Really leery, rarely rural"],["T sounds","Two tiny tigers took two taxis to town"],["K sounds","Kim can catch crabs"],["C sounds","Can you can a can as a canner can can a can?"],["G sounds","Gobbling gorillas grow great gobs of grapes"],["Th sounds","Three thin thieves thought a thousand thoughts"],["M sounds","Mommy made me eat my M&M's"],["N sounds","Nine nice night nurses nursing nicely"],["D sounds","Dan the duck dug deep"],["Ch sounds","Chester Cheetah chews cheese"],["V sounds","Vincent vowed vengeance very vehemently"],["Z sounds","Zebras zig and zebras zag"],["H sounds","Henry Hippo hurried home hungry"],["J sounds","Jolly Jack jumps and jiggles"],["Y sounds","Yellow yo-yos yo yo yearly"],["B and P","Big black bugs bleed blue black blood"],["Fish","Fresh fried fish, fish fresh fried, fried fish fresh, fish fried fresh"],["Toy boat","Toy boat, toy boat, toy boat"],["Unique New York","Unique New York, unique New York, you know you need unique New York"],["Rubber baby buggy","Rubber baby buggy bumpers"],["Black bat","A black bug bit a big black bear"],["Flea and fly","A flea and a fly flew up in a flue"],["Cheese","I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream"],["Pickle","A proper copper coffee pot"],["Slippery","Six slippery snails slid slowly seaward"],["Brisk","The sixth sick sheikh's sixth sheep's sick"],["Silly","Silly Sally swiftly shooed seven silly sheep"],["Bug","Bug's black blood"],["Tutor","A tutor who tooted the flute tried to tutor two tooters to toot"],["Crisp","Crisp crusts crackle"],["Wristwatch","Which wristwatch is a Swiss wristwatch?"],["Lemon","Lemon liniment"],["Ladle","Lucky ladles lift lovely lumps"],["Mixed biscuits","Mixed biscuit mixer"],["Nick","Nick knocks on nine neat knobs"],["Truly","Truly rural"],["Weather","Whether the weather be fine or whether the weather be not"],["Brave","Brave Brad brought bright blue bread"],["Great grape","Great gray goats grow green grass"],["Zippers","Zany zebras zip zippers"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-trees-and-leaves","id":"fun-trees-and-leaves","title":"Trees and Leaves","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Plants","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"Common trees and how to tell them by leaves, bark and fruit.","tags":["trees","leaves","nature"],"frontLabel":"Tree","backLabel":"How to spot it","cards":[["Oak","Lobed leaves and acorns"],["Maple","Leaves with pointed lobes, winged seeds, and sweet sap"],["Pine","Needles in bundles, cones"],["Spruce","Short stiff single needles, hanging cones"],["Fir","Flat soft needles; popular Christmas trees"],["Birch","White papery bark that peels"],["Aspen","Round leaves that shimmer and tremble in the wind"],["Elm","Lopsided toothed leaves, vase shape"],["Willow","Long narrow leaves and drooping branches near water"],["Cottonwood","Triangular leaves and fluffy seeds"],["Sycamore","Peeling patchy bark and large leaves"],["Beech","Smooth gray bark and oval toothed leaves"],["Hickory","Compound leaves and hard nuts"],["Walnut","Long compound leaves and round nuts in green husks"],["Cedar","Scale-like leaves and fragrant wood"],["Redwood","The tallest trees, on the California coast"],["Sequoia","The giant sequoia is the biggest tree by volume"],["Cypress","Some grow knobby 'knees' in swamps"],["Palm","Big fronds and no real branches"],["Apple tree","Pink-white blossoms in spring and apples in fall"],["Cherry tree","Pink blossoms and small red fruit"],["Orange tree","Evergreen with shiny leaves and white fragrant flowers"],["Ginkgo","Fan-shaped leaves; an ancient kind of tree"],["Sweetgum","Star-shaped leaves and spiky balls"],["Tulip tree","Leaves with a notched end and tulip-like flowers"],["Dogwood","Showy white or pink flower bracts in spring"],["Magnolia","Big creamy flowers and glossy leaves"],["Mulberry","Berries that look like blackberries"],["Hawthorn","Thorny small tree with red berries"],["Black locust","Rows of small leaves and thorns"],["Evergreen","A tree that stays green all year"],["Deciduous","A tree that drops its leaves in the fall"],["Conifer","A tree that bears cones"],["Broadleaf","A tree with wide, flat leaves"],["Photosynthesis","How leaves make food from sunlight, water and air"],["Chlorophyll","The green stuff in leaves that catches sunlight"],["Why leaves change color in fall","Chlorophyll fades, showing yellows and oranges that were hidden"],["Tree rings","Each ring is about one year of growth"],["Bark","Protective outer covering of a tree"],["Roots","Hold the tree and drink water from soil"],["Trunk","The main stem that holds up the tree"],["Canopy","The top layer of leaves in a forest"],["Sap","Liquid that carries food and water inside a tree"],["Maple syrup","Made by boiling maple sap"],["Acorn","The nut of an oak tree"],["Pinecone","Where pine seeds grow"],["Samara","A winged seed, like a maple 'helicopter'"],["Simple leaf","A leaf with one blade"],["Compound leaf","A leaf split into many small leaflets"],["Needle leaf","A thin, needle-shaped leaf"],["Arborist","A person who cares for trees"],["Forester","A person who manages forests"],["Arbor Day","A holiday for planting trees"],["Oldest living trees","Bristlecone pines live thousands of years"],["Banyan","A tree whose branches grow roots down to the ground"],["Baobab","African tree with a very thick trunk, nicknamed the upside-down tree"],["Mangrove","Tree with roots standing in salty water"],["Rubber tree","A 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fall"],["What is snow?","Frozen crystals that fall from clouds"],["What is hail?","Balls of ice that fall during storms"],["What is sleet?","Frozen raindrops"],["What causes thunder?","The sound of air heating up fast around lightning"],["What is lightning?","A giant spark of electricity in the sky"],["Which comes first, lightning or thunder?","You see lightning first because light travels faster than sound"],["What should you do in a thunderstorm?","Go indoors"],["What makes a rainbow?","Sunlight bending through raindrops"],["How many colors are in a rainbow?","Seven: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet"],["What is a tornado?","A spinning funnel of wind that touches the ground"],["What is a hurricane?","A huge ocean storm with strong winds and rain"],["What is the center of a hurricane called?","The eye"],["What is a blizzard?","A snowstorm with strong winds"],["What is a drought?","A long time with little rain"],["What is a flood?","Water covering land that is usually dry"],["What is wind?","Moving air"],["What do we use to measure temperature?","A thermometer"],["What do we use to measure wind speed?","An anemometer"],["What do we use to measure rain?","A rain gauge"],["What does a barometer measure?","Air pressure"],["What does a weather vane show?","Which way the wind blows"],["What is humidity?","How much water is in the air"],["What is the water cycle?","Water evaporates, makes clouds, falls as rain, and flows back"],["What is evaporation?","When liquid water turns into a gas"],["What is condensation?","When water vapor turns into drops"],["What is precipitation?","Rain, snow, sleet or hail falling from the sky"],["What is a meteorologist?","A scientist who studies and forecasts weather"],["What is a forecast?","A prediction of the weather"],["What is climate?","The usual weather of a place over many years"],["What are the four seasons?","Spring, summer, fall (autumn) and winter"],["What is the equinox?","A day with about equal day and night, 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scattered away"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-what-is-it","id":"fun-what-is-it","title":"What Is It? 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People ride in it.","An airplane"],["It is a sweet frozen treat in a cone.","Ice cream"],["It rolls on the road and has four wheels.","A car"],["It has pages and words and stories.","A book"],["It shines at night and changes shape.","The Moon"],["It is red, round, and grows on trees. You can bake it in a pie.","An apple"],["It has a long neck and spots and eats leaves from tall trees.","A giraffe"],["It is hot, bright and in the sky in the daytime.","The Sun"],["It falls from clouds and makes puddles.","Rain"],["It has eight legs and spins a web.","A spider"],["You use it to write. It has an eraser on the end.","A pencil"],["It keeps rain off your head. You hold it over you.","An umbrella"],["You sleep in it at night. It has pillows.","A bed"],["It buzzes, makes honey and stings.","A bee"],["It has a shell and walks slowly.","A turtle or snail"],["It's green, hops and says ribbit.","A frog"],["It has colors and arches in the sky after rain.","A rainbow"],["It is a place with lots of books you borrow.","A library"],["It is a place where you learn with a teacher.","A school"],["It is a big yellow vehicle that takes kids to school.","A school bus"],["It has a bark but is a pet. It wags its tail.","A dog"],["It purrs, has whiskers and likes to nap.","A cat"],["It is a big cat with a mane and a roar.","A lion"],["It has black and white stripes like a horse.","A zebra"],["It has a pouch and hops.","A kangaroo"],["It's black and white and lives in cold places. It waddles and cannot fly.","A penguin"],["You blow it up and it floats. It pops!","A balloon"],["It is a tall plant with leaves and a trunk of wood.","A tree"],["It grows in a garden, has petals, and smells nice.","A flower"],["You brush your teeth with it.","A toothbrush"],["You use it to cut paper. It has two blades.","Scissors"],["You use it to eat soup.","A spoon"],["You use it to see far-away stars.","A telescope"],["You use it to look at tiny things.","A microscope"],["You use it to find north.","A compass"],["It is a red vehicle that puts out fires.","A fire truck"],["It has a big wheel and flies in the wind with a string.","A kite"],["It is a vehicle with two wheels and pedals.","A bicycle"],["It runs on tracks and goes choo choo.","A train"],["It floats on water and carries people.","A boat"],["It goes up to space with fire at its tail.","A rocket"],["It is a room where food is cooked.","A kitchen"],["You wash in it with soap and water.","A bathtub or sink"],["It is a piece of clothing for your head.","A hat"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-wildflowers-and-garden","id":"fun-wildflowers-and-garden","title":"Wildflowers and Garden Flowers","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Plants","levels":["k-2","3-5","6-8"],"description":"Flowers you may see in meadows and gardens.","tags":["flowers","plants","garden"],"frontLabel":"Flower","backLabel":"Fact","cards":[["Dandelion","Yellow flower that turns into a white puffball of seeds"],["Daisy","White petals around a yellow center"],["Sunflower","Tall flower with a big seed head that follows the sun when young"],["Rose","Fragrant flower with thorns on its stem"],["Tulip","Spring bulb flower from the Netherlands and Turkey"],["Daffodil","Yellow trumpet-shaped spring flower"],["Violet","Small purple spring flower"],["Buttercup","Shiny yellow cup-shaped flower"],["Clover","Plant with three small leaves; four-leaf ones are lucky"],["Black-eyed Susan","Yellow petals with a dark brown center"],["Coneflower","Pink petals around a spiky cone"],["Lupine","Tall spikes of blue-purple flowers"],["Bluebonnet","The state flower of Texas"],["California poppy","Orange flower; California's state flower"],["Goldenrod","Late-summer tall plant with yellow plumes"],["Aster","Late-season daisy-like flowers"],["Cornflower","Bright blue flowers"],["Marigold","Orange or yellow flowers with a strong smell"],["Zinnia","Colorful flower that butterflies like"],["Pansy","Small flower with a face-like pattern"],["Petunia","Trumpet-shaped garden flower"],["Lily","Large flowers with six petals"],["Lavender","Purple fragrant flower and herb"],["Iris","A flower named for the Greek goddess of the rainbow"],["Orchid","A huge family of flowers; vanilla comes from one"],["Lilac","Fragrant purple spring flower clusters"],["Peony","Big, fluffy spring flower"],["Hydrangea","Big round heads of flowers; some change color with soil"],["Crocus","One of the first flowers of spring"],["Snowdrop","A small white flower that blooms in late winter"],["Foxglove","Tall spikes of bell-shaped flowers; do not eat, it is poisonous"],["Morning glory","Vine with flowers that open in the morning"],["Honeysuckle","Vine with sweet-smelling flowers"],["Queen Anne's lace","White lacy flower cluster on a wild carrot"],["Milkweed","The only plant monarch caterpillars eat"],["Bleeding heart","Pink heart-shaped flowers"],["Poppy","Papery red flowers, a memorial flower in some countries"],["Forget-me-not","Tiny sky-blue flowers"],["Cherry blossom","Pink spring flowers celebrated in Japan"],["Lotus","Water flower that rises from mud"],["Water lily","Floating flowers on a pond"],["Cattail","Marsh plant with a brown fuzzy spike"],["Petal","Colorful part of a flower"],["Stamen","The part of a flower that makes pollen"],["Pistil","The part of a flower that grows seeds"],["Sepal","Small green leaf-like parts under the petals"],["Pollen","Powder that helps flowers make seeds"],["Nectar","Sweet liquid that bees and butterflies drink"],["Bulb","An underground storage part that grows into some flowers"],["Annual","A plant that lives one year"],["Perennial","A plant that comes back year after year"],["Weed","A plant growing where people do not want it"],["Wildflower tip","Look and take photos; do not pick or eat unknown plants"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-wonders-of-world","id":"fun-wonders-of-world","title":"Wonders of the World","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Landmarks","levels":["3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"The ancient wonders, the new wonders, and natural wonders.","tags":["wonders","landmarks","history"],"frontLabel":"Wonder","backLabel":"Fact","cards":[["Great Pyramid of Giza","The only ancient wonder still standing; built about 4,500 years ago"],["Hanging Gardens of Babylon","Terraced gardens said to be in ancient Babylon; no one is sure they existed"],["Statue of Zeus at Olympia","A huge statue of the king of the Greek gods"],["Temple of Artemis at Ephesus","A grand temple to the Greek goddess of the hunt, in what is now Turkey"],["Mausoleum at Halicarnassus","A large tomb built for a king named Mausolus; gave us the word mausoleum"],["Colossus of Rhodes","A giant bronze statue of the sun god Helios on a Greek island"],["Lighthouse of Alexandria","A very tall lighthouse in Egypt"],["How many ancient wonders are there?","Seven"],["Great Wall of China","A defensive wall stretching thousands of miles"],["Petra","A city carved into rose-colored rock in Jordan"],["Christ the Redeemer","A giant statue above Rio de Janeiro, Brazil"],["Machu Picchu","An Inca city high in the Andes of Peru"],["Chichen Itza","A Maya city with a great step pyramid in Mexico"],["Colosseum","A huge Roman arena in Rome"],["Taj Mahal","A white marble tomb in Agra, India, built in the 1600s"],["How many new wonders were chosen in 2007?","Seven"],["Grand Canyon","A natural wonder carved by the Colorado River"],["Great Barrier Reef","The largest living reef system, off Australia"],["Victoria Falls","A mile-wide waterfall on the Zambezi River"],["Mount Everest","The highest mountain above sea level"],["Northern Lights","Glowing colored lights in the sky near the poles"],["Amazon Rainforest","The world's largest tropical forest"],["Paricutin volcano","A volcano that rose from a Mexican cornfield in 1943"],["Harbor of Rio de Janeiro","A scenic bay in Brazil"],["Angel Falls","The world's tallest waterfall, in Venezuela"],["Niagara Falls","Huge waterfalls between Canada and the USA"],["Uluru","A giant red sandstone rock in Australia, sacred to the Anangu"],["Stonehenge","A ring of huge standing stones in England"],["Easter Island moai","Giant stone heads on Rapa Nui"],["Angkor Wat","The largest religious building in the world, in Cambodia"],["Hagia Sophia","A famous building in Istanbul, once a church, then a mosque"],["Eiffel Tower","An iron tower in Paris built for the 1889 World's Fair"],["Pyramids of Teotihuacan","Giant pyramids near Mexico City"],["Alhambra","A palace and fortress in Granada, Spain"],["Forbidden City","The palace city of Chinese emperors in Beijing"],["Acropolis","A hilltop with the Parthenon in Athens"],["Great Zimbabwe","Ruins of a stone city in Africa"],["Borobudur","A huge Buddhist temple in Java, Indonesia"],["Pompeii","A Roman town preserved by volcanic ash from Vesuvius in 79 CE"],["Terracotta Army","Thousands of clay soldiers buried with China's first emperor"],["Lascaux caves","Famous cave paintings in France"],["Cappadocia","Fairy chimney rock formations in Turkey"],["Cliffs of Moher","High sea cliffs in Ireland"],["Giant's Causeway","Thousands of basalt columns on the coast of Northern Ireland"],["Halong Bay","Limestone islands rising from the sea in Vietnam"],["Mount Fuji","Japan's tallest mountain, a snowcapped volcano"],["Lake Baikal","The deepest lake in the world"],["Dead Sea","A salty lake where people float easily"],["Serengeti","Plains in Tanzania with huge animal migrations"],["Great Rift Valley","A long crack in the Earth's surface in Africa"],["Galapagos Islands","Home of unique wildlife that inspired Darwin"],["Sahara Desert","The largest hot desert"],["Antarctica","The southernmost continent"],["Yellowstone","First national park, with geysers"]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-word-play-homophones-palindromes","id":"fun-word-play-homophones-palindromes","title":"Word Play: Homophones, Palindromes and Fun Words","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Word Play","levels":["3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"Words that sound alike, read the same backward, and other word fun.","tags":["word play","homophones","palindromes"],"frontLabel":"Word","backLabel":"Fun fact","cards":[["Palindrome","A word or phrase that reads the same backward and forward"],["Mom","A palindrome"],["Dad","A palindrome"],["Wow","A palindrome"],["Racecar","A palindrome"],["Level","A palindrome"],["Radar","A palindrome"],["Kayak","A palindrome"],["Madam","A palindrome"],["Noon","A palindrome"],["Civic","A palindrome"],["Refer","A palindrome"],["A man, a plan, a canal: Panama","A famous palindrome sentence"],["Was it a car or a cat I saw?","A palindrome sentence"],["Homophone","Words that sound the same but are spelled differently"],["to, too, two","Homophones: to the park, too hot, two cats"],["there, their, they're","Homophones: over there, their dog, they're happy"],["see, sea","Homophones: see with eyes, the sea is salty"],["write, right","Homophones: write a note, turn right"],["night, knight","Homophones: dark night, a knight in armor"],["knew, new","Homophones: I knew it, a new toy"],["flower, flour","Homophones: a pretty flower, flour for baking"],["bear, bare","Homophones: a big bear, bare feet"],["hear, here","Homophones: hear with ears, come here"],["son, sun","Homophones: a boy, a star"],["pair, pear, pare","Homophones: two shoes, a fruit, to peel"],["red, read","Homophones: a color, past tense of read"],["mail, male","Homophones: letters, boy"],["tail, tale","Homophones: a dog's tail, a story"],["blue, blew","Homophones: a color, wind blew"],["plane, plain","Homophones: a flying plane, a plain shirt"],["steak, stake","Homophones: a meat dinner, a pointy stick"],["wait, weight","Homophones: wait for a bus, how heavy"],["way, weigh","Homophones: a path, to measure weight"],["so, sew, sow","Homophones: so happy, sew a button, sow seeds"],["ate, eight","Homophones: ate lunch, the number 8"],["by, buy, bye","Homophones: by the door, buy a toy, say bye"],["dear, deer","Homophones: dear friend, a woodland animal"],["whole, hole","Homophones: the whole pie, a hole in the ground"],["Homograph","Words spelled the same but with different meanings, like bat"],["Bat","An animal that flies, or a stick used in baseball"],["Bark","A dog's sound, or the covering of a tree"],["Bank","Where money is kept, or the side of a river"],["Lead","To guide, or a soft gray metal (said led)"],["Wind","Moving air, or to turn something around"],["Tear","A drop from the eye, or to rip"],["Present","A gift, or here and now"],["Close","To shut, or very near"],["Contronym","A word that means its own opposite, like 'cleave'"],["Anagram","A word made by rearranging the letters of another, like listen and silent"],["Listen","An anagram of silent"],["Evil","An anagram of live (or vile)"],["Stressed","Spelled backward it is desserts"],["Onomatopoeia","A word that sounds like what it means, like buzz or splash"],["Buzz","An onomatopoeia for a bee's sound"],["Splash","An onomatopoeia for water"],["Pop","An onomatopoeia for a balloon"],["Alliteration","Words close together that start with the same sound"],["Pun","A joke that plays on word meanings or sounds"],["Idiom","A saying whose meaning is not literal, like 'raining cats and dogs'"],["Simile","A comparison using like or as"],["Metaphor","A comparison that says one thing is another"],["Longest English word in the dictionary (often cited)","Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis"],["Longest word with no repeated letter, often cited","Uncopyrightable"],["Shortest complete sentence","I am."]]},{"source":"https://peabody.kids/flashcards/fun-world-records","id":"fun-world-records","title":"Natural World Records","category":"trivia-fun","subject":"Records","levels":["3-5","6-8","9-12"],"description":"Big, tall, deep and long things in nature and geography. Stable facts only.","tags":["records","geography","nature"],"frontLabel":"Record","backLabel":"Holder","cards":[["Tallest mountain above sea level","Mount Everest, about 29,000 feet (8,849 m)"],["Longest river (often cited)","The Nile or the Amazon, depending on how it is measured"],["Largest ocean","The Pacific Ocean"],["Deepest ocean trench","The Mariana Trench in the Pacific"],["Largest desert on Earth","Antarctica, a polar desert"],["Largest hot desert","The Sahara"],["Largest continent","Asia"],["Smallest continent","Australia"],["Largest country by area","Russia"],["Smallest country by area","Vatican City"],["Largest island","Greenland (not counting continents)"],["Largest lake by surface area","The Caspian Sea"],["Largest freshwater lake by area","Lake Superior"],["Deepest lake","Lake Baikal in Russia"],["Highest waterfall","Angel Falls in Venezuela"],["Largest rainforest","The Amazon rainforest"],["Largest coral reef system","The Great Barrier Reef in Australia"],["Longest mountain range","The Andes in South America (on land)"],["Tallest mountain from base to peak","Mauna Kea in Hawaii"],["Largest volcano in the solar system","Olympus Mons on Mars"],["Biggest canyon in the US","The Grand Canyon"],["Biggest planet","Jupiter"],["Hottest planet","Venus"],["Coldest place on Earth","Antarctica"],["Driest place on Earth","Parts of the Atacama Desert in Chile"],["Highest capital city","La Paz, Bolivia"],["Longest wall","The Great Wall of China"],["Largest country in Africa by area","Algeria"],["Largest country in South America","Brazil"],["Largest country in North America by area","Canada"],["Tallest tree species","Coast redwood"],["Biggest tree by volume","Giant sequoia named General Sherman"],["Oldest living tree species (individual groves)","Great Basin bristlecone pine"],["Biggest single flower","Rafflesia arnoldii of Southeast Asia"],["Biggest cat","The tiger"],["Biggest animal","The blue whale"],["Fastest land animal","The cheetah"],["Tallest living animal","The giraffe"],["Largest bird","The ostrich"],["Longest-lived land animal","The Galapagos tortoise"],["Tallest building (2010 onward)","Burj Khalifa in Dubai, over 2,700 feet (828 m)"],["First person to reach the summit of Mount Everest","Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay in 1953"],["First to the South Pole","Roald Amundsen's team in 1911"],["First person in space","Yuri Gagarin in 1961"],["First person on the Moon","Neil Armstrong in 1969"],["First powered flight","The Wright brothers in 1903"],["First solo nonstop Atlantic flight","Charles Lindbergh in 1927"],["First woman to fly solo across the Atlantic","Amelia Earhart in 1932"],["First country to put a satellite in orbit","The Soviet Union, Sputnik 1 in 1957"],["First US astronaut in orbit","John Glenn in 1962"],["Hottest temperature measured on Earth (official)","134 degrees Fahrenheit (56.7 C) at Death Valley in 1913"],["Coldest temperature measured on Earth","About minus 128.6 F (minus 89.2 C) in Antarctica in 1983"],["Most spoken first language","Mandarin Chinese"],["Oldest city still lived in (often cited)","Damascus, Syria, or Jericho, depending on definition"],["Most visited museum (in most years)","The Louvre in Paris"]]}]