[Snip-Snip with Scissors!] Animal Silhouette Quiz

Animal Quiz (Preschool Theater) [Cute Animal Silhouette Quiz] Part 3

Like animals trapped in cages, narrow strips of paper are lined up with illustrations drawn behind them.

It’s a quiz where you cut the strips one by one with scissors, aiming to guess which animal is hidden as quickly as possible.

Let’s choose which strip to cut by focusing on the parts visible through the gaps between the papers to reveal the identity more clearly.

If the illustration doesn’t show a clear figure but hides only a silhouette, there are even more elements to think about, which might make it even more fun.

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[For ages 4 and up] Shadow play

[For ages 4 and up] Shadow Play: Silhouette Quiz

Shadow play expresses motifs using silhouettes created by shining light from behind.

How about turning that into a silhouette quiz? While shadow play often brings to mind making shapes with your hands, this time we’ll project light onto everyday objects to cast shadows.

Items that are familiar and have easy-to-recognize silhouettes—like cups, kettles, and toothbrushes—are recommended.

You can also try moving the shadow figures.

Not only is a silhouette quiz fun, it can also spark thinking about the relationship between light and shadow.

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“The Little Gluttonous Ghost” Fun Quiz

An act you can use for birthday parties and practicums! Fun Quiz: The Little Gluttonous Ghost

Let me introduce “The Gluttonous Little Ghost,” which is also fun with its paper puppet show elements.

In this version, the story unfolds along with a song.

The main character is a little ghost who’s hungry.

The little ghost opens the refrigerator and eats food, and you guess what each silhouette is.

If you prepare a few different facial expressions for the little ghost and include a birthday cake silhouette, it should be even more exciting.

First, check out the detailed lyrics.

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[Rainy Day Quiz] Silhouette Theater for Childcare

[Rainy Day Quiz] Silhouette Theater for Childcare

A great option for those situations when it’s raining and you have to stay indoors is the Rainy Day Quiz.

In this activity, you look at silhouettes of rain-related items—like rubber boots, umbrellas, or teru teru bozu—and guess what they are.

For how to present it, construction paper works well.

Fold a sheet in half and draw a silhouette on one side, and a slightly easier-to-recognize silhouette on the other.

Then prepare the actual illustration of the answer inside, and open it to reveal the answer when someone responds.

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Working Vehicles Silhouette Quiz

What vehicle is it? Let's play a working-vehicles silhouette quiz! [Educational animation that delights babies] Vehicle animation for kids

Many children are interested in cars and vehicles.

So here’s a suggestion: a silhouette quiz featuring working vehicles.

“Working vehicles” are those used on the job, such as police cars, ambulances, and fire trucks.

Each has a distinctive silhouette, so it should be fun to guess.

It can also be exciting to try slightly more complex silhouettes like cranes, cement mixers, and garbage trucks.

While answering the quiz, kids can also learn about a variety of professions.

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Super Easy!! A Magic Theater Where You Can Play Silhouette Quizzes

Super Easy!! A Magic Theater Even the Clumsy Can Make ✨ Silhouette Quiz [Nursery School/Kindergarten]

Here’s an idea for a magic theater with a fun gimmick.

You’ll need a clear file folder, construction paper, double-sided tape, and colored pens.

First, draw the correct illustration on the construction paper.

Then place it inside the clear file and secure it with double-sided tape.

Next, draw the silhouette of the illustration on the outside of the file.

Finally, insert a blank sheet of construction paper in front of the answer illustration, and it’s complete.

When you slide this sheet, the silhouette transforms into the answer illustration.

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Made with paper plates! Silhouette Quiz

[Preschool Teacher] How to Make a Paper Plate Theater ✨ Including How to Rotate the Paper Plate! [Nursery School/Kindergarten]

Here’s a silhouette quiz you can make with paper plates.

You’ll need two plates for this idea.

Draw the answer illustration on one plate, and draw the silhouette you’ll show for the question on the other.

Then make slits in both plates and fit them together.

Set them so the plate with the silhouette is on top, and when you slide it, the answer is revealed.

It’s fun to see the silhouette gradually change.

Adding sound effects while you move it will make it even more exciting.

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