Ideas for Fun Christmas Quizzes That Will Excite Kids at Nurseries and Kindergartens
The fun Christmas season has arrived! Here, we’re introducing Christmas quizzes that kids can enjoy together.
From Santa’s secrets and the mysteries of his reindeer to wonderful stories about Christmas, the more you learn, the more you’ll find yourself saying, “Wow!” Explore the world of Christmas even more joyfully by thinking through the questions together at daycare or kindergarten! How about spending a delightful learning time with a variety of quizzes that spark children’s curiosity?
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A collection of fun Christmas quiz ideas (21–30) that will liven up nurseries and kindergartens!
Who is handing out presents at Christmas?
- Santa Claus
- Easter Bunny
- older brother
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Santa Claus
It’s Santa Claus—known for his red outfit and white beard—who delivers presents to children all over the world on Christmas night. Santa Claus comes to visit children while they’re sleeping.
Why do we put a star at the very top of the Christmas tree?
- Because it's sparkly and beautiful.
- To brighten the Christmas night
- Because it represents the star that guided everyone when Jesus was born.
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Because it represents the star that guided everyone when Jesus was born.
The star at the very top of the Christmas tree represents the Star of Bethlehem, which guided the wise men from the East when Jesus was born. That’s why a star is often placed on the top of a Christmas tree.
What does “Merry Christmas” mean?
- Have a wonderful Christmas!
- Wake up soon!
- Eat lots of sweets!
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Have a wonderful Christmas!
“Merry Christmas” means “Have a fun/joyful Christmas!” or “Have a wonderful Christmas!” in English. It’s commonly used as a Christmas greeting. It conveys the feeling of wishing someone to enjoy Christmas.
Which one of these is a Christmas song?
- Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star
- Jingle Bells
- carp streamer
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Jingle Bells
“Jingle Bells” is a famous song that is often sung at Christmas all around the world. Its melody is perfect for the holiday season. Singing it puts you in a cheerful mood.
Who brings presents on Christmas night?
- New Year deity
- Santa Claus
- alien
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Santa Claus
On Christmas night, the one who delivers presents to children all around the world is Santa Claus. He’s known for his red outfit and white beard. He brings gifts to children while they’re asleep.
What is Christmas?
- The day Santa comes
- The day to eat rice balls
- The day to go in the pool
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The day Santa comes
Christmas is the day we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, and a fun day when Santa brings presents. There are also exciting events with cakes and gifts that make things lively, aren’t there?
What month and what day is Christmas?
- December 24
- December 25
- January 1
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December 25
Christmas is celebrated every year on December 25. Christmas Eve on the 24th is also full of fun events as the night when Santa Claus comes, but the official Christmas day is the 25th. It’s a day to enjoy eating cake together and receiving presents.



