Scramble Game

Every Friday in April, The Adventures of Mo Scramble games will focus on planets in our solar system. See how much you or your kids know about our celestial neighbors. I’m named after a Roman god. I’m the smallest planet in our solar system. It...

You're getting 2 Scramble Games this week because they're related (well, sort of): This state has a long tradition of teaching its residents how to be prepared. During its long and frigid winters, temperatures can plunge below zero. People learn...

Are you a natural screamer? For almost 50 years (1969-2016), Spivey’s Corner in this state sponsored a Hollerin’ Contest to raise funds for the local fire department. What state celebrated the art of screaming? A few hints: It’s the home of both...

The night before your city has a snowstorm, your kids may want to wear their pajamas inside out. That’s what kids do in this state when they want snowstorms to close schools. It’s better than crossing their fingers. What is this state? A few hints:...

How do you celebrate New Year’s Eve? Like the Time Square ball drop in New York, other states have their own traditions. A community in this state drops a Hershey kiss. This Middle Atlantic state never touches the Atlantic Ocean and is called the...

The Adventures of Mo will introduce you to customs or practices in different states. Here's the first: This state expects drivers to use sign language when passing another vehicle from the opposite direction, especially on a country road. You need...

Back in 1905, Frank Epperson, who was 11 years old, left his cup of soda outside on the front porch with a stirring stick in it. The soda froze overnight. The next day, Frank gave the frozen soda a try. That’s how popsicles were created. What state...

Can you guess this one? In 1938, Ruth Graves Wakefield owned the Toll House Inn. She was an American chef who created the recipe for chocolate chip cookies. In what state was she located? Here’s a few hints: Its biggest city is Boston and it’s the...

Attention parents: Are your kids learning the capitals of US states? The Adventures of Mo, a fun and free online geography resource, can help. Play Holiday Scramble this month at home, in school, or while driving to grandma’s house. Carson City is...

HOLIDAY SCRAMBLE Are your kids ready for the next Holiday Scramble? These games are sponsored by The Adventures of Mo, a fun and free online geography resource. Play every Friday through December. Lansing is the capital of this state, which is...

Learning the capitals of all 50 US states doesn’t have to be boring, frustrating, or even difficult. The Adventures of Mo, a fun and free online geography resource, can help turn this lesson into a fun game called Holiday Scramble. Ask your kids to...

Can your kids name the capitals of at least three US states? Holiday Scramble can help. This free game is presented by The Adventures of Mo, a fun and free online geography resource for kids. Denver is the capital of this state, which is known for...

Here’s the next Scramble: Can your kids solve this last Holiday Scramble of the year? Tallahassee is the capital of this state, which is a peninsula - that means it’s almost completely surrounded by water – and home of the famous Everglades...

Here’s the next Scramble: Salt Lake City is the capital of this state, which ranks among the driest states in the country. It’s one of the Four Corners states, which means it touches Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico. Its Great Salt Lake contains...

Ready for the next Scramble game about US capitals? Raleigh is the capital of this state, which is one of the original US states. On the east, it’s bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and also the Outer Banks, which are a chain of barrier islands...

Tell us if your kids can solve this next Scramble game: Oklahoma City is the capital of this state, which has four mountain ranges: Arbuckles, Wichitas, Ouachitas, and the Ozarks. Followed by California, more Native Americans live here than in any...

Can you guess the name of this state? It's the only one whose name starts with two vowels. More clues: Des Moines is the capital. The state's eastern and western borders are water – the Mississippi River to the east and the Missouri River to the...