For toddlers and elementary schoolers! Fun quizzes and riddles to enjoy at a daycare farewell party
March is the season for farewell parties, isn’t it?
Here are some fun childcare quizzes and riddles to make the children’s new beginnings exciting and joyful!
They range from easy, no-prep ideas to ones that need a little preparation.
Look for cheerful quizzes and riddles that can soften the farewell mood.
You’re sure to have a fun, memorable time!
Enjoy discovering what kinds of quizzes will appear as you share the excitement with the children.
We also recommend creating your own original quizzes and riddles.
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For toddlers and elementary schoolers! Fun quizzes and riddles you can enjoy at a daycare farewell party (1–10)
Trick Quiz
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Here are some playful trick quiz ideas that are irresistibly misleading but super exciting! They’re funny because you answer with confidence, only to find out the reality is different.
Let’s try a quiz game like that.
For example, show an illustration that looks like rabbit ears and ask, “What do you think this is?” Once most kids answer “a rabbit,” flip open the part of the illustration that was hidden.
Out comes a picture of a flower.
You can almost hear the kids say, “What?!” and “Why?!” Embrace those reactions and keep the quiz going.
Their responses are absolutely adorable!
Parts Quiz

Prepare two sheets of paper: a black sheet with a round hole cut out, and another sheet with drawings of animals or characters.
Place the black sheet on top of the drawing sheet, and look only at the part that shows through the circle.
The game is to guess what’s drawn.
It’s fun to identify the answer by imagining from the shapes and colors visible through the circle! You can tailor it to kids’ favorite characters—like Anpanman, Precure, or Pokémon—depending on their age, so children from about 2 years old up to elementary schoolers can enjoy it.
Since it’s a farewell party, it’s also recommended to turn characters from stories you’ve explored in past recitals or sports days into quiz material!
Detective Game

A detective game everyone can join! In this game, you give one characteristic at a time about a specific person, and everyone tries to guess who it is.
The answer can be anyone—friends, parents, or guardians—but if you’re playing at a preschool graduation party, choosing a teacher who has taken care of the children might make them especially happy.
If you figure it out, raise your hand and call out the answer loudly! If you mention a trait that only the answer person has, it’ll be obvious right away, so try to be creative with your hints.
For toddlers and elementary school kids! Fun quizzes and riddles for farewell parties at daycare (11–20)
The answer formed by stacking three pictures!
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Stimulate your imagination! This is a quiz where you stack three pictures.
You draw illustrations on transparent sheets like vinyl, and when you layer them, a single answer appears.
For example, the first sheet has the outline, the second has the eyes and mouth, and the third has the ears—stack them, and an animal emerges.
You can also create quizzes with vehicles, buildings, and many other themes.
If you can’t find the ideal transparent sheets, using clear ziplock bags is a good substitute.
The opening can act as a handle, making them easy to use.
Voice-Guessing Quiz
How about a “Guess the Voice” quiz with friends and teachers? Have one representative come to the front, put on a blindfold or face the wall, and then have close friends or the homeroom teacher call out to them from behind.
Even if they’re close, it’s surprisingly hard to tell who it is just by voice.
If simply calling out isn’t lively enough, you can have the callers say lines from characters the kids love or try tongue twisters—then the kids watching will enjoy it too.
Odd one out quiz

It’s a game where you line up three to four pictures that share something in common—such as color, shape, or type—and then add one picture that doesn’t share the common trait.
Players guess which one is the odd one out.
By carefully thinking about what the common theme might be as they look at the pictures, children develop their reasoning and thinking skills, making it great brain exercise.
Mixing a fruit among vegetables or an insect among animals lets kids join in while having fun.
For children about to start elementary school, it’s also nice to include questions with an elementary school theme!
Three-Hint Quiz

It’s a game where you guess the answer from three hints.
The best part is that it’s simple and can be played anytime, anywhere.
Since you only give three hints, the possibilities are endless—food, vehicles, characters, toys, and more.
It’s fun to build an image from the hints and find the answer from among countless things.
It gets even more exciting when not only adults but also children take the lead in thinking and posing the questions.
It’s a game that helps nurture imagination while you play.



