Disney Songs, US Presidents, Roblox, Endangered Species, Sports

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This is trivia for kids. Where it's not just for adults. Anymore. Hey there. How are you doing today? I'm good. How would you?

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“With that being said, would you like to hear some jokes?”

Yeah, please. Our first joke comes from Andrew, who is from Minneapolis. Thank you, Andrew. What is a star's favorite bird? I'm not sure.

A starling. Our next joke comes from Andrew. Our next joke comes from Knox, who is from Georgia. Thank you, Knox.

What do you call a bear that jumps and never lands?

Peter Panda. Chumps and never lands. Peter Panda. Great word. And our last joke comes from Jimmy, who is eight and he is from England.

Thank you, Jimmy. Why does everyone care about carrier ships? I'm not sure. Because they are important. Important, because they import stuff.

I love that. Thank you for the jokes, everybody. You. All right. Time for the trivia.

Tea for the tea. Let's go. Here's how the show works. trivia for kids consists of five rounds with seven questions each. We will announce the answers at the end of each round.

Each new round will have a different category. After the fifth round, we will have the final exam, which will test you on the toughest questions we have covered in the previous rounds. Everyone ready? Let's get started.

Round one, the category is Disney songs. Question one. According to the song, under the sea from the little mermaid.

What is always greener in somebody else's lake?

Question two.

“What word in the Mary Poppin song is something quite atrocious?”

Question three. Which movie features the song into the unknown? Question four. In the song, you're welcome. What does Maui say happened when he killed an eel and buried its guts?

Question five. Which movie includes the song? I'll make a man out of you. Question six. Which character sings the song?

Prince Ali in Aladdin. Question seven. In the song, we don't talk about Bruno from Encanto. What type of storm do Peppa and Felix say they got married in? Parent challenge, which Disney song includes a character

bragging about eating five dozen eggs.

Question one. According to the song under the sea from the little mermaid.

What is always greener in somebody else's lake?

The sea weed is always greener. It's somebody else's lake. What does that mean? Saying the sea. Have you ever heard of the grass's greener?

“It means that you should be happy with whatever you have it.”

Because even though it seems like somebody else's life is better. You're in that life, you really realize that it's not all it was cracked up to be. Question two. What word in the Mary Poppin song is something quite atrocious? Super califraginesic expiallidosis.

Super califragilistic expiallidosis. Even though the sound of it is something quite atrocious. If you say it loud enough, you'll always be super cautious. Super califragilistic expiallidosis. I'm a little in love to lie.

I couldn't skip the under little little. Those are my favorites. Question three.

Which movie features the song into the unknown?

Frozen. The answer is frozen. Two. The frozen series. Into the unknown.

How's it going? I don't think it was high enough. Into the unknown. There you go. Question four.

In the song, you're welcome.

“What does Maui say happened when he killed an eel and buried its guts?”

Spreaded it through. Now you've got coconut. It's sprouted a tree and now we have coconuts. Thanks to Maui, killing an eel and burying its guts. Thanks Maui.

Thank you Maui. You think that's a true story? No. I don't think so. Question five.

Which movie includes the song? I'll make a man out of you. Question one. Who line is correct? Question six.

Which character sings the song? Prince Oli in Aladdin. Huh. Prince Oli? The answer is the genie.

Prince Oli! If you remember. Wrong as 10 regular men. Definitely. You face to galloping.

What a hundred bad guys with swords. The sentence went so far to add. Prince Oli. Question seven. In the song we don't talk about Bruno from in Conto.

“What type of storm do Peppa and Felix say they got married in?”

Hurricane. They got married in a hurricane because Bruno says that there's rain coming or something. And it messed up Peppa's mind. And it messed up Peppa's mind because she controls the weather. And so she got a little frazzled and turned her own wedding into a hurricane.

Oh man. What a disaster. Parent challenge. Which Disney song includes a character hanging about eating five dozen eggs.

Gaston. Gaston is the answer. No one fights like Gaston. No one's something's like Gaston. And then he eats five dozen eggs for breakfast.

That's a lot of eggs. What is it five times 12? 60. 60 eggs for breakfast. Yep.

You don't have to make them a lot of different ways. Yep. I'll take a study side up and fry it. I'll have 23 eggs scrambled. 15 sunny side up.

12 hard boiled. Oh. What's another way you make eggs? Poached. Anyway.

Too many eggs. Don't eat five dozen eggs for breakfast. Like Gaston. Round two. The category is US Presidents.

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Because their content is written and reviewed by experts, the facts are proven and reliable. So I don't need to check anything like I do when I use AI-generated material. Thank you so much Kids Discover. Question one. Before the holiday was called President's Day,

whose birthday did the holiday celebrate. Question two. Which President bought a large area of land from France? Called the Louisiana Purchase that nearly doubled the size of the United States. Thomas Jefferson.

Teddy Roosevelt. Or Abraham Lincoln. Question three.

Who was the first vice president to become president?

Because the acting president died in office.

Richard Nixon. Or George Harrison. Question four. Ulysses S. Grant was a general during the Civil War.

And he signed a bill that made which national park the very first one.

Question five.

“Which president do we have to thank for buying Florida from Spain?”

James Madison. James Monroe. Or James Taylor. Question six. Which president shares a name with a Sesame Street character and a city? And was the first president to serve one term.

Lose reelection and then win a second term. Question seven. Lyndon B. Johnson was the 36th president of the United States and was sworn into office where. On an aircraft carrier in a church or on an airplane. Parrot challenge which president was the only president to resign or quit his job as president.

And now the round two answers question one.

“Before the holiday was called president stay, who's birthday did the holiday celebrate?”

George Washington that is the answer. The holiday was originally called George Washington's birthday. And was celebrated on his actual birthday February 22. Now the holiday celebrates all U.S. presidents and is celebrated on the third Monday in February. So I remember when I was in elementary school we would have George Washington's birthday as the holiday. Wow. But that makes sense that you'd want to celebrate all the presidents and not just g-dubbed because they all have done great things.

Uh-huh. Question two. Which president bought a large area of land from France called the Louisiana purchase that nearly doubled the size of the United States? Thomas Jefferson Teddy Roosevelt or Abraham Lincoln.

Tom Jeff Tom Jeff is the answer president Thomas Jefferson authorized the purchase of the Louisiana territory from France in 1803 for 15 million dollars.

The deal negotiated with Napoleon Bonaparte added 828,000 square miles of land stretching from the Mississippi River to the Rocky Mountains. Nearly doubling the size of the United States. It encompasses the entirety of Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Nebraska, plus parts of North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Louisiana, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas. So we've got good old Tom Jeff to thank for the land that we're sitting on right now.

“Now that I think about it, it makes sense that Iowa was part of the Louisiana purchase, but when I think of Louisiana, I think of Louisiana, but that's really south.”

But the reason it's called Louisiana is because of King Louis from France. Question three. Who was the first vice president to become president because the acting president died in office? John Tyler Richard Nixon or George Harrison.

I must have Richard Nixon. The answer is John Tyler.

When William Henry Harrison died after only 32 days in office, vice president John Tyler took on the full duties as president. This was controversial because the constitution didn't say anything about what should happen if this happened. Later, the 25th amendment would address this situation. So we've talked about William Henry Harrison before. He became president. He gave like an eight hour long speech in the freezing cold rain. Then he caught a really bad something and died after 32 days.

They didn't know what to do. This had never happened. So John Tyler, vice president, became president and people were like, well, that shouldn't happen. Well, that shouldn't happen. Well, that shouldn't happen. So interesting. I did not know that. Well, now it's kind of an automatic win that happens then the vice president takes over. Question three. Ulysses S Grant was a general during the Civil War and he signed a bill that made which national park the very first one.

Go with your instinct. The answer is yellowstone on March 1st, 1872. President Ulysses S Grant signed the Yellowstone National Park Protection Act into law.

Establishing Yellowstone National Park as the very first in the United States. The act designated the areas in the Montana and Wyoming territories as a public park to protect its unique geothermal features and natural wonders. Very good job Ulysses S Grant. Yes. Question five. Which president do we have to thank for buying Florida from Spain? James Madison, James Monroe or James Taylor. I know it wasn't James Madison because I would have been really early.

So I'm actually going to say the third one. James Taylor.

That one. He's a folk singer. The answer is James Monroe.

Why? We're throwing that in there. Mom, that was not funny. Well, the other one I had one in the Beatles is an option. So I can guess that's not any better. So it's not fair because Harrison was a president. George Harrison was a Beatles. Zachary Taylor was a president, but James Taylor is a singer. James Monroe. Thank you for Florida.

“Question six. Which president shares a name with a Sesame Street character and a city?”

And was the first president to serve one term lose reelection and then win a second term. Grover Cleveland. You got it. There was the puzzle. Grover Cleveland is the answer. As the 22nd and 24th president, he won the 1884 election lost in 1888 to Benjamin Harrison and then returned to win the 1892 election. Question seven. Linden B. Johnson was the 36th president of the United States and was sworn into office where on an aircraft carrier in a church or on an airplane.

Aircraft carrier. That just seems very specific. The answer is on an airplane.

Linden B. Johnson was sworn in as the 36th president of the United States aboard Air Force One on November 22nd, 1963. The ceremony occurred at Dallas Love Field Airport just hours after President John F. Kennedy's assassination. George Serity Hughes administered the oath. The only time a president was inaugurated on an airplane. So John F. Kennedy was assassinated in a parade in Dallas and when Linden B. Johnson was on Air Force One. They swore him in that president.

“Pair challenge. Which president was the only president to resign or quit his job as president?”

I'll give you a hint. You've said his name once already. Nixon Richard Nixon. There you go. Richard Nixon is the only U.S. president to resign from office announcing his decision on August 8, 1974. And officially leaving on August 9, 1974. Facing certain impeachment due to the Watergate scandal, Nixon resigned to avoid being removed from office. He was succeeded by Vice President Gerald Ford. So Nixon got himself into a whole heap of trouble. And they knew they were going to fire him, which is another word for impeach him. So instead of getting fired, he just quit.

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“Round number three, the category is Roblox. Question one, what is the maximum amount of friends you can have on Roblox?”

101,000 or 10,000. Question two, in 99 nights in the forest.

Question three, in rainbow friends, which color monster is blind, but can hear you move?

“Question four, what is the name of Roblox's platform where players can create and share their games?”

Question five, in B Swarm Simulator, what do B's help you collect? Question six, in Brookhaven, what can you spawn instantly without paying any in-game money? Question seven, what is the name of the Roblox game where players can fight off zombies in a post-apocalyptic world? Parrot Challenge, if you are sick of six-seven, you would not want to play this Roblox game called steal of what? Answer surround three, question one, what is the maximum amount of friends that you can have on Roblox?

One hundred, one thousand, or ten thousand.

A hundred? The answer is a thousand. Why would you need that many friends?

Not sure. How many friends do you have? 13, I think. I only let you have approved friendships, so it's really just like- Question two, in 99 nights in the forest. What do players often search for to help them see in the dark forest? A flash light.

Flash light is correct, so are there just like random flash lights laying all over? There is one really tall building, and there will be flash hits on the counter with the chest next to it. Question three, in rainbow friends, which color monster is blind, but can hear you move?

“Pink, the answer is green. You must stand still when he's near.”

Oh, interesting, I've never played that. Aren't there tons of games in Roblox?

Yeah, a lot a lot. How do you even know which ones to play? I'm just going to find somewhere you get options from other people. Okay. Question four, what is the name of Roblox's platform where players can create and share their games? Roblox? This is called Roblox Studio. You can make your own games? Wow. This is quite the app.

What do you think they get all the games? People like you have made them?

Well, I've never made one. I'm not that talented, but people make them.

Anybody can make a game? I was not aware.

“Question five, in B Swarm Simulator, what do B's help you collect?”

Honey? They help you collect pollen, and then you turn the pollen into honey. Okay. Question six, in Brookhaven, what can you spawn instantly without paying any in-game money? Car? House? Yep. House isn't vehicles. That's correct. What's Brookhaven? I know you play that too. It's like a role-playing game. So you get to pretend like your mom and a dad and a family, or you get to pretend your living life anything.

Okay. Question seven, what is the name of the Roblox game? Where players can fight off zombies in a post-apocalyptic world? I'm not sure. This is called Zombie Attack. Having this Roblox category was very hard to write, because there are so many games that a lot of people probably haven't even heard of some of these, right? Here I challenge. If you are sick of six-seven, you would not want to play this Roblox game called Steel a What?

Brain rot. Steel a Brain rot is correct. Round four, the category is endangered species. These questions also come from kids discover. I found myself learning so many new things that I didn't even know before. Their resources are so valuable for teachers, homeschoolers, and curious learners alike. Now let's see what you know about endangered species. Question one, which of these animals are listed as threatened on the endangered species list, because of the risk posed by global warming?

Question two, deforestation, or cutting down too many trees, is causing animals to be endangered.

“Over the last 500 years, how many of the world's forests have been chopped down by people?”

One third, one half, or three fourths.

Question three, true or false. All types of elephants are endangered. Question four, around the world, what percent of the earth's land area is under some kind of protection?

12 percent, 26 percent, or 41 percent.

“Question five, what is a person called who hunts animals, even though it is illegal to do so?”

Question six, the highest-cent Maca is listed as endangered because of what?

Habitat loss, hunting, or being sold as pets?

Question seven, true or false. Land animals are the only animals that can be endangered.

“Parrot challenge, what is a non-native animal or organism that would introduce into a new environment can cause harm to the ecosystem?”

Answer surround four, question one, which of these animals are listed as threatened on the endangered species list because of the risk posed by global warming? Polar bears, grizzly bears, or pandab bears. Polar bears is correct. Polar bears use the summer sea ice in the Arctic as a platform for hunting seals, but due to global warming, this specialized habitat is shrinking. Question two, deforestation, or cutting down too many trees, is causing animals to be endangered over the last 500 years, how many of the world's forests have been chopped down by people?

Question three, one-half, or three-fourths. Animals aren't like people. When we take away or damage an animal's habitat, they can't just up and move somewhere else. We move from Iowa to China, they're still going to be food in a grocery store that we can eat in China. If you take animal from the rainforest and move it to North America, it doesn't have the same climate or the same things to eat. It has new dangers, like it doesn't work that way for animals, so as we take away more of where they live, more animals are becoming endangered. Question three, true or false. All types of elephants are endangered.

Let's say true. It is true. Asian elephants, African forest elephants, and African Savannah elephants are all classified as endangered or critically endangered due to poaching and habitat loss. Ugh, is right. We gotta take care of those elephants. No. Question four, around the world, what percent of the Earth's land area is under some kind of protection? Twelve percent, twenty-six percent, or forty-one percent. I'm gonna say 12 because I feel like it is a big. You're right, it is only 12. Yellowstone Park, for example, is home to endangered and threatened species like grizzly bears, links, and gray wolves, and parts of the 12th percent of Earth that is protected. That's not very much.

As we just learned, thanks to Ulysses S. Grant, some of these endangered animals are doing better because he made Yellowstone. Yeah, question five. What is a person called who hunts animals, even though it is illegal to do so? What is a poacher? Poacher is correct. One of the main threats in the world's rhino species is poaching. They are hunted for their horns because people believe rhino horns can cure diseases.

Question six, the highest sent macaw is listed as endangered because of what? Habitat loss, hunting, or being sold as pets.

I'm gonna say the last one, this one's interesting, sold as pets. The answer is being sold as pets. These big blue parrots live in ocean areas next to forests in Brazil. So many were taken from the wild and sold as pets that only a few thousand survived in the wild. I like macaws, they're pretty. They are, but that's probably why people take them as pets. Question seven, true or false. Land animals are the only animals that can be endangered. That's false, man. It is false. Under water animals are also at risk. Bluefin tuna are endangered because of overfishing.

Well, the bluefin ones are the ones that taste really, really good and are really, really good in sushi and cost a lot of money. Because they are so good because they are so sought after. They are overfished and...

“Yeah. Parent challenge. What is a non-native animal or organism that when introduced into a new environment can cause harm to the ecosystem?”

I know this one. Invasive species. There you go. Very good. Invasive species is the answer. For example, until 60 years ago, the island of Guam was completely snake-free.

Somehow, a brown tree snake that is native to Australia and Indonesia was brought to Guam. Since none of the animals in Guam had ever seen a snake before, they were easy prey. 12 species of birds, three lizards and two bats are now completely gone from Guam. Scientists are now working to try to rid Guam of these snakes, including Jack Russell Terriers, who are trained to sniff out snakes that sneak onto airplanes. How does that work if one brown snake goes? It could have been a pregnant brown snake. She had babies. Those babies had babies, and they just keep going and going and going.

“But isn't that crazy to think about what one invasive species can do to an entire country of that's so sad?”

I know that in America, I know that some of our rivers have Asian carp in them, and these carp are killing other fish and things in the rivers because they're populating so quickly and they're just kind of overtaking rivers and things. There are a lot of examples of invasive species. Round number five, the category is sports. Question one, how many panels does a traditional soccer ball have? 26, 32 or 45. Question two, which major league baseball teams baseball stadium has a swimming pool in the outfield.

The Texas Rangers, the Atlanta Braves, or the Arizona Diamondbacks.

“Question three, which event in a rodeo is the most dangerous?”

Question four, which sport has a rule where you can't step on the kitchen? Pickleball, volleyball, or tennis?

Question five, what is the name of the football position that kicks the ball to the other team when their team can't get a first down?

The kicker, the punter, or the gaffer? Question six, which Olympic sport has athletes sword fighting against each other, wearing special safety uniforms, Fencing, Taekwondo, or Skeleton? Question seven, which NBA player is known for doing a shimmy dance after hitting long three pointers? Parent challenge, what is the food named defensive move in volleyball, where a player dives and slides their hand flat on the floor palm down,

Answers to the last round, question one, how many panels does a traditional soccer ball have?

26, 32, or 45.

“You're right, a traditional soccer ball has 32 panels. It has 20 hexagons and 12 pentagons.”

This is known as the truncated Icosahedron, and it is designed to create a near perfect spear. So if you look at a soccer ball and you count all those different geometric shapes, most of them will have 32. I didn't realize that some of them were hexagons and some were pentagons. I thought they were all the same, so I learned something new. I wonder if the black ones are the pentagons and the white ones are the hexagons. Question two, which major league baseball teams baseball stadium has a swimming pool in the outfield.

The Texas Rangers, the Atlanta Braves, or the Arizona Diamondbacks. You are right, Chase Field home to the Arizona Diamondbacks in Phoenix, Arizona is the major league baseball stadium featuring a swimming pool in the outfield. Located beyond the right centerfield wall, the pool is part of a rentable suite that offers fans a unique resort style viewing experience. Let me get this straight. You can swim in that pool and watch the game at the same time. That's crazy. I remember, Brooks, you and I learned the answer to this question because we watched what one day.

Blippy, he toured there as on a Diamondbacks field.

“Yeah, you were a lot younger than we watched it, but I remember seeing this swimming pool. Should we try to do that someday?”

That would be the coolest way to watch a baseball game. Literally. Question three, which event in a rodeo is the most dangerous. Bull riding. That is correct. Bull riding is widely considered the most dangerous event in rodeo often referred to as the most dangerous eight seconds in sports. It carries the highest risk of injury as riders face 1500 to 2,000 pound bulls with injuries often occurring from falls being bucked off or being trampled or gord after the ride. I remember, some time when I went to rodeo and I got to our grandpa and grandma and when she just got it, it was riding and it was stuck at chasing him.

Yes. They jumped up onto the gate on the outside sled. He was safe. Bull riding is absolutely dangerous, isn't it?

“Question four, which sport has a rule where you can't step on the kitchen?”

Pickleball, volleyball or tennis. Pickleball is correct. On the court of Pickleball, the little area in the front of the court on both sides is called the kitchen. So when you serve the ball can't go on the kitchen and you can't jump and hit the ball when you're in the kitchen, there's a bunch of kitchen rules.

Question five, what is the name of the football position that kicks the ball to the other team when their team can't get a first down?

The kicker, the punter or the gaffer? Punter is correct. Tell me about what a punter does. When you can't get a first down leg, kick it as far as I can, just so they get farther back because if you go for it, they could get stopped and you can then they could score. That's true. So if it's fourth down and your team's not very close to getting a first down and you're not very close to the touchdown line, you would punt the ball away to the other team, and Brooks is right. The punter is trying to kick the ball as far to the other side of the field as he can,

so that they don't have what's called good field position.

They don't always kick it far, there's something called a black and you could block it to happen in the end of game work.

It's true, it did. Question six, which Olympic sport has athletes sword fighting against each other, wearing special safety uniforms. Fencing, Taekwondo or Skeleton. Fencing! Fencing is the answer. Fencing is the Olympics sport where athletes use swords to score points by touching their opponent while wearing specialized high strength safety equipment. The gear includes masks with mesh, Kevlar base jackets, and conductive vests to register hit, making it a safe, fast-paced combat sports. Question seven, which NBA player is known for doing a shimmy dance after hitting long three pointers.

Steph Curry is the answer. You tend to do a shimmy dance after you shoot a basket sometimes and make it, don't you? Can you give me an example of what it looks like? No, cause you get blushers can't see it.

“Sure, what does it look like at least? What do you do?”

Do you move your arms like up and down and kind of wiggle a little bit? Kind of. Here at Challenge. What is the food named defensive move in volleyball, where a player dives and slides their hand flat on the floor palm down, allowing the ball to bounce off the back of their hand just before it hits the ground.

Pancake. How did you know that? That is correct. It is called a pancake. So what that is, you can't get the ball. It's really far. You're struggling and you're in a move of desperation. You stick your hand out. Let on the floor on the ground and if you get the pancake, the ball will hit off the back of your hand and pop up so that you can still play the ball.

“Very good. I think you got them all right.”

And now it's time for the final exam. Now remember, you've heard these questions in the previous rounds, but these were the hardest ones we've had. So use your memory and try to think back to what the answers are. Question one, which president bought a large area of land from France called the Louisiana purchase that nearly doubled the size of the United States? Ton is definition.

Question two, what is the name of the football position that kicks the ball to the other team when their team can't get a first down?

The pointer. Question three, around the world, what percent of the earth's land area is under some kind of protection? Question four, who was the first vice president to become president because the acting president died in office? John Tyler.

“Question five, how many panels does a traditional soccer ball have?”

32. Question six, what is the name of a person who hunts animals, even though it is illegal to do so? Poachish. Question seven, which president do we have to thank for buying Florida from Spain? James Minnell. And here come your shoutouts, Roblox comes from Jonah, who is nine. Thanks Jonah. And it is time for birthdays.

Our first birthday shoutout goes to Caroline, who is turning nine.

Have a birthday, Caroline. She is from Indianapolis, Indiana. Caroline loves diary of a wimpy kid books and movies. Snake videos on YouTube and everything to do with dogs. Caroline loves stranger things and thinks she's a lot like 11, but her powers haven't kicked in yet. She got a 3D printer for Christmas and her and her dad have been making lots of cool things.

She swore she wasn't a Taylor Swift fan, but loves opalite and the fate of Ophelia. And Caroline, your mom and dad love you so much. Happy birthday to Caroline, you are turning nine and you're from Indiana. You love diary of a wimpy kid and snake videos and you love dogs and stranger things and you are. A lot like 11, but you have no powers and you love to make things with your 3D printer.

Happy 9th birthday to Caroline, we hope nine is fine. Caroline, happy birthday. Our next birthday goes out to Declan, who is turning seven. Happy birthday Declan. He is from Whitby, Ontario.

Declan loves hockey, skiing, swimming. Rollerblading and riding his bike.

He is an amazing reader, phenomenal Lego builder, and he is even better at math.

Declan loves all animals, but especially his dog, Piper. He loves to play board games with his family, video games with his friends, and many sticks with his brother, Colin. And when Declan grows up, he would love to play for the Toronto Maple Leafs, just like Austin Matthews.

Love mom, dad, Colin, and Piper.

Happy birthday Declan.

“Your turn in seven, you're from Ontario.”

When you love hockey and skiing and swimming and riding your bike, you're a great reader. And Lego builder and your great at math, you love animals. Especially, Piper and playing four games at Bitty Yo, games in many sticks. I hope you play for the Maple Leafs at the birthday Declan. Seven.

We hope it's great. Coming up next is listener Liam, who is turning eight. Happy birthday Liam. He is from Denver, Colorado. Liam is one of the coolest, kindest, cool beans around.

He is a sports fanatic and is the biggest fan of all of the Colorado teams. And your aunt loves you so much. Happy birthday Liam. Don't fall out of a tree.

“I hope you don't hurt your knee, yam, or get stung by a b-yum.”

Maybe you'll drink some tea, yam, or swim in the sea. I hope you don't pay any f-yums. Happy birthday to Liam. Happy birthday. Our next birthday shout out goes to Ellie, who is turning nine.

Happy birthday. Ellie, he is from Toronto, Canada.

Ellie is an amazing brother to his older sister, Gabby, and his younger sister, Leanna.

He is a bright and caring kid who is passionate about his activities. Ellie is a superstar hockey player. Go and tea with the hardest shot on his team, and he also loves baseball, soccer, skiing, piano, reading, Pokemon, and playing video games with his sisters, especially Minecraft. Ellie's favorite food is ice cream, and he deeply loves his family.

“And Ellie, your mom, dad, and sisters are super proud of you, and love you to the moon.”

Happy birthday Ellie. Happy birthday to Ellie, you are turning nine. You're a superstar, ice hockey player. You love baseball and soccer, skiing, and piano, and reading, and Pokemon. And playing video games.

You love ice cream, and you are a great brother to your sisters, and you're really caring and passionate, happy birthday Ellie. We hope nine is divine, and we hope that you score lots of goals at the ice ring. Happy birthday Ellie. Our next shot out goes to Sierra Penelope, who is turning four.

Happy birthday Sierra. She is from Honeyboy Falls, New York. And Sierra here is a message from your mom. Sierra, you are a strong, intelligent, kind, and sweet little girl with a heart of gold. You already shine with such independence and confidence.

You love your friends. Adore your brother Eli, and have the biggest soft spot for cats, chickens, and all animals. You have a gentle but strong spirit and caring nature.

You are always on the move, playing soccer, rock climbing, yoga, gymnastics, and dance.

You love the water, whether you're swimming in a lake, splashing at the beach, or diving into any pool you can find. You love reading books, creating art, baking, helping out around the house, and collecting your little treasures. You build the best forts, jump high on the trampoline, explore playgrounds, and spend hours outside. We are so proud of the person you are becoming and the incredible spirit and spunk you bring to our family every single day. We love you more than words can say.

Happy fourth birthday, sweet Sierra. Love mom, dad, and Eli. Happy birthday. To Sierra Penelope, you're turning four in your from New York. You are strong and smart and kind and sweet.

And you love soccer and rock climbing. You love water and reading books and arts and baking and collecting little treasures. You build great forts and jump high on the trampoline. And you love cats and chickens and animals. Happy fourth to Sierra.

We hope it's super sweet just like you. Happy birthday Sierra. Our next shoutout goes to Eli who is turning seven.

He is from Tucker, Georgia.

“Eli is the happiest, most fun loving kid his parents have ever met.”

He loves playing baseball, go Dodgers, soccer, swimming, playing outside with his brother Luke, and especially loves snuggling with his dog Turner and his three new kittens, Ronnie, Ozzy, and Beans. Eli also loves school, traveling with his family and meeting new people whenever possible. And your dad says, Eli, we love you too.

Infinite space and back. Happy birthday Eli. You're turning seven and you live in Georgia. You're so happy and fun loving and you love playing baseball and soccer.

And swimming and playing outside with Luke and snuggling with Turner and Ronnie, Ozzy, and Beans.

Happy birthday to Eli. You love school and traveling and you love to meet new people. Happy seven birthday Eli. Happy birthday.

“Our next shoutout goes to Janelle who is turning nine.”

Happy birthday Janelle. She lives in Florida and she swims like a mermaid. She can also bounce super high on the trampoline. She loves riding her bike and playing with friends. Janelle wants to be a teacher when she grows up.

And she is the sweetest, most amazingly kind and responsible girl.

And your mom, dad, big brother Josh, and pet bird Kiwi. Love you so much. Happy birthday to Janelle. You are turning nine years old. You live in Florida and you can swim like a mermaid.

You bounce really high on the trampoline. And you love riding your bike and hanging with friends.

“You want to be a teacher when you grow up.”

You are so sweet and kind. And you are responsible too. Happy ninth birthday to Janelle. We hope it is super fun. And you get to open lots of presents.

Happy ninth birthday! Coming up next is Betsy who is turning 13. Betsy lives in Alabama and she plays Trombone. Dancers and she loves art. And Betsy, your parents and big brother are so proud of you.

Happy 13th birthday to Betsy. You're from Alabama and you play Trombone. And you dancing, you love art. And you are turned in 13. We hope it's your day, Nancy Dream.

Our next shout out goes to Morgan, who is turning 10. Job, old DJ. Morgan lives in Washington State. She loves gymnastics and she wants to be an artist when she grows up. Morgan is smart, funny, and she has great hair.

And your mom says, "Dad and I are so proud to be your parents." Happy 10th birthday to Morgan. You live in Washington and you love gymnastics. You want to be an artist when you grow up. You're smart and funny, and you have great hair.

Happy double digits, Morgan. We hope that you have the best birthday. You've ever had happy 10th birthday to you. We hope it's awesome, Morgan. Just like you are.

Our next birthday goes out to Milan, who is turning 6. Happy birthday, Milan. He loves building Legos, playing soccer, going to Jiu Jitsu, watching Pokemon, doing arts and crafts, making people laugh, and he has the biggest heart. And Milan, your mom, dad, and big sister Mia, love you so much.

Milan, you are turning 6. You love Legos, and playing soccer, and watching Pokemon, and doing Jiu Jitsu. And making crafts, and making people laugh, and you have the biggest heart. Happy birthday to Milan.

You're yet happy birthday, Milan.

You're awesome. Yeah.

“And our last shout out goes to Molly, who is turning 9.”

Happy birthday, Molly. She loves arts, playing the piano, reading, being outside, animals, tap and jazz dancing, Harry Potter, spending time with her family, and being the best big sister to Rosie.

Molly is creative, smart, and empathic, and your mom and dad are so proud of who you are,

and they love you lots. Happy 9th birthday to Molly.

“You love art, and reading, and playing the piano, and being outside.”

And you love animals, and dancing, and Harry Potter, and spending time with your family, and you are the best big sister.

Molly is creative, smart, and empathic, and we wish her the best 90 year.

We hope it is fun, and fabulous. Happy 9th birthday, Molly. Happy birthday. And here is your conversation starter. What is your favorite kind of dog?

Kwangi. What do you like about Kwangi's? Cool. They look cool, but they're short little stubby legs and bodies. They are very cute.

And I like the dog just trying. Do you like dogs with triangle ears? That's interesting.

“I think my favorite kind of dog is God of be a doxin, or a weiner dog.”

I think they're just so cute and tiny. Thank you for listening everybody. Have a great week. Thank you for listening to the trivia for kids podcast. If you haven't done so already, please give us a five star review.

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