March 30th Special Days - Featuring 18+ Jeopardy! Freebies!

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March 30th is... Jeopardy Day, Grass Is Always Browner On The Other Side Of The Fence Day, National Oatmeal Cookie Day, National I Am In Control Day (1981), National Doctors Day, National Turkey Neck Soup Day, National Take a Walk in the Park Day, National Virtual Vacation Day, Pencil with Eraser Patented/Pencil Day (1858), Welcome Alaska! (1867), Egg Incubator Patented (1843), Torrents Day, International Folding Laundry Day, Charlie Brown's Home Run Day (1993), National Hot Chicken Day, World Bipolar Day, Welcome Home Vietnam Vets Day, National Becca Day, Vincent Van Gogh's Birthday (1853), World Idli Day, Double-Deck Bridge Day/New York's Queensboro Bridge Opened (1909), Borrowed Days (Scottish Highlands), Palestine Land Day

MORE: Brothers' and Sisters' Day, Earth Hour, World Endometriosis Day

PLUS - interesting books to read and free printables, paper crafts, kid crafts, activities, and coloring pages.

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Jeopardy Day
-- If you are among the loyal fans who play along with Jeopardy! every night, you have probably heard Alex Trebek tell you the show is celebrating its 35th year on the air. While age is just a number, the classic game show is actually much older (55, to be exact). Most people probably don't realize Jeopardy! was actually canceled twice before eventually reemerging as the classic game show you know and love today. Yes, there was indeed a Jeopardy! before Alex Trebek. Source

Read: The Jeopardy! Book of Answers: 35th Anniversary
-- Celebrate the thirty-fifth anniversary of America's Favorite Quiz Show® with The Jeopardy! Book of Answers. In honor of this extraordinary milestone, the show's producers have selected fifteen historic games from over seven thousand episodes which illustrate why the show is every bit as timely — and as lively — as it was the moment Alex Trebek first took the stage in 1984. From the very first Jeopardy! episode to the exciting come-from-behind finish of last season's Tournament of Champions, The Jeopardy! Book of Answers is a must-have for any fan.

• Jeopardy - An Inside Look at America's Favorite Quiz Show -- Catch some of your favorite episodes (Jeopardy!'s First, Ken's 75th, Ultimate I: Anyone's Game, Ultimate II: Brad Takes Control, Ultimate III: The Final Showdown) PLUS go behind the scenes and see what really makes Jeopardy! the top quiz show ever! Have your questions and many more answered directly from the writers, researchers, producers, the Clue Crew, and even Alex Trebek himself. Never before has Jeopardy! been seen this way.


• Learning Resources Answer Buzzers -- Game show buzzers let you turn any lesson into a game and get students actively engaged as you assess them. Four different colors and fun sounds include a horn honk, boxing bell, doorbell and Boing Sound. Buzzers also enable students to work on their own while allowing them to signal to a teacher when they need help.

• Trivia Coloring and Activity Books

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Game Changers

Amazon Freebies:

📺 Free Jeopardy ebooks. No Kindle? Download a FREE Kindle Reading App

📺 Read Jeopardy ebooks for free with a Free Trial of Kindle Unlimited

📺 Free Jeopardy apps

📺 Free Jeopardy games

📺 Listen to Jeopardy LPs with a Free Trial of Amazon Music Unlimited

📺 Watch Jeopardy Videos for Free with a Free Trial of Amazon Prime

📺 Listen to Jeopardy Audible books with Amazon Audible, and Get Two Free Audiobooks

📺 Free Alexa Skills | Jeopardy

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Free Printables, Coloring Pages, Activities and Crafts:

📺 Free Jeopardy Template – Make Your Own Jeopardy Game

📺 Free Jeopardy! Printables and Worksheets

📺 Jeopardy Board Game Printable - Homeschool Printables for Free

📺 DIY Jeopardy Game Board

📺 Math Jeopardy Games

📺 Jeopardy-Style Questions for Kids

📺 Family Reunion Games {Jeopardy!}

📺 12 Free Jeopardy Templates

📺 Make your own Online Jeopardy Game

📺 Jeopardy! Frequently Asked Questions

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Grass Is Always Browner On The Other Side Of The Fence Day
- Created to honor the people who never left their old life just because they thought the grass was greener on the other side. It was also created to inspire people to be happy with what they have, rather than selfish and greedy and envious of other people.

I Am In Control Day (1981)
- On March 30, 1981, President Ronald Reagan was wounded in an assassination attempt. Lots of confusion prevailed. In the White House, then-Secretary of State Alexander Haig was taken a little out of context when he said I am in control here. Instead of focusing upon the entire statement, people and the press focused upon these few words. Political uproar eventually led to his resignation. On that infamous day, I Am In Control Day was born.

National Doctors Day
- Created to show appreciation to your doctors. Doctors perform vital diagnosis, treatment, and care for yourself and your family. When you are well, your doctor keeps you well. When you are sick, there is no other person more important to you than your doctor.

Turkey Neck Soup Day
- Turkey Neck Soup is pretty much what it says – a soup whose stock is made from turkey necks. It is, of course, a soup American in origin, what with Turkey being also American in origin. It is also an example of what is now known as Nose to Tail eating, making use as it does of a part of the birds one might not usually consider eating, but which really shouldn't be wasted.

National Take a Walk in the Park Day
- If you spend the majority of your time among stores, restaurants, and skyscrapers, it may be time to trade in your high heels for some hiking boots. A new study in Psychological Science reveals spending time in nature may be more beneficial for mental processes than being in urban environments.

Pencil with Eraser Patented (1858)
- Hymen L. Lipman is credited with registering the first patent for a pencil with an attached eraser on March 30, 1858.

Welcome Alaska! (1867)
- In 1866, the Russian government offered to sell the territory of Alaska to the United States. Secretary of State William H. Seward, enthusiastic about the prospects of American Expansion, negotiated the deal for the Americans. Edouard de Stoeckl, Russian minister to the United States, negotiated for the Russians. On March 30, 1867, the two parties agreed the United States would pay Russia $7.2 million for the territory of Alaska.

Egg Incubator Patented (1843)
- Napoleon E. Guerin received the first U.S. patent for an egg incubator on March 30, 1843. He also was the first to patent a life preserver.

Double-Deck Bridge Day (1909)
- The final link in the superstructure of the Queensboro Bridge was completed in 1908. On March 30, 1909, the bridge opened to the public at a cost of $20 million and 50 lives. The opening ceremonies, which were sponsored by the Committee of Forty, featured a two-hour fireworks spectacular which attracted the attention of even the most jaded Manhattanites.

Charlie Brown's Home Run Day (1993)
- Charlie Brown did have occasional victories, such as hitting a game-winning home run off a pitch by Roy Hobbs' great-granddaughter on March 30, 1993 (though she later admitted she let him hit the home runs)

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